Posted on · If passed, both initiatives would amend the Texas Constitution. According to economists and experts, the changes could help slow down property tax increases.
Posted on · The Texas and National Leagues of United Latin American Citizens, the League of Women Voters of Texas and two Texas voters asked a federal judge in Austin to overturn the governor’s order, which forced Travis and Harris counties — two of the state’s most important Democratic strongholds — to shutter a number of drop-off sites they had already opened this week.
Posted on · We have been asking for your questions about the voting process as part of our Texas Decides project. KUT’s Trey Shaar spoke with KUT's Matt Largey to answer some of those questions.
Posted on · We break down the week’s biggest political stories with an eye for how they might affect Houston and Texas.
Posted on · The president might be the most important candidate in Texas in November — and he's not even on this year's ballot.
Posted on · Texas has eight independent candidates running for office, and the Libertarians will be on the statewide ballot once again
Posted on · Brandon and Jay talk about Gov. Greg Abbott school safety plan
Posted on · How do I know if I’m registered to vote? What am I voting on? How do runoffs work? We've got answers to the basic questions about how to cast a ballot in the March 6 Republican and Democratic primaries in Texas.
Posted on · The Dallas County Republican Party has sued to get over 120 Democratic candidates off the ballot in one of the state's biggest Democratic strongholds.
Posted on · Here's a look at the seven constitutional amendments on the statewide ballot for the November 7 election.
Posted on · The Heights has been a dry neighborhood ever since the Prohibition Era. Now, a local group of restaurateurs are working on getting people out to the polls to change that.
Posted on · After the November election, the state Constitution could be amended in seven very different ways.
Posted on · Last week, opponents of Houstonâs recently-passed non-discrimination ordinance turned in signatures to a petition calling for a November vote to consider repealing the measure. 17,269 signatures are needed from registered Houston voters in order to trigger such a vote. Opponents turned in 50,000, but they are all subject to verification over the next month, and […]
Posted on · Harris County Judge Ed Emmett this week announced he would not put a measure on the ballot this November that would have asked voters to approve or reject a proposed tax to benefit an early childhood education program known as the Early to Rise campaign. It's run by the nonprofit Harris County School Readiness Corporation, […]