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"Its been a little higher today vs. two years ago or four years ago," Goldsmith said. "I hope more people are using early voting. Its a great option."

Right-wing special interests and vengeful state officials are striving to reshape the Texas House, in part by targeting independent-minded GOP lawmakers. 

Texas-Mexico border issues remain the top priority for HD-56 Republican hopefuls Devvie Duke and Pat Curry. Both also have plans for Bosque water issues, with differing opinions on school vouchers.

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On Jan. 6, 2021, as former President Donald Trump rallied his supporters, he used a statistic that, though false, was making the rounds.

New campaign finance reports show a nearly fivefold fundraising advantage for House District 56 state representative candidate Pat Curry over Devvie Duke, his rival in the March 5 Republican primary.

Pat Curry is running for the House District 56 seat vacated by Charles Doc Anderson, who’s retiring after 20 years. Gov. Greg Abbot appeared in Waco on Thursday support of Pat Curry.

Gov. Greg Abbott was in Waco Thursday visiting the Texas Sports Hall of Fame in support of Pat Curry, who is running for Texas House District 56.

Waco leaders found themselves on the barricades this year when a long-buried conflict between rural dairies and urban drinking water rose from its unquiet grave.

All three candidates vying for Wacos Texas House District 56 seat named the border, education and Bosque River water among top campaign priorities, with their own approaches to each issue.