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Texas comptroller is up for grabs in the 2022 midterm, along with commissioners of land and agriculture, and a seat on the Railroad Commission.

The state of federal climate policy is a good news, bad news story. The bad news will likely come in on the developing red tide that looks to flip one or both chambers of Congress to Republican control.

I don’t know about you, but whenever I hear car tires squealing, I check to make sure it’s not Ken Paxton running from yet another subpoena. Of course, the state attorney general’s multiple legal troubles, including members of his own staff saying he’s too corrupt, point to the unfortunate fact that if you’re a Texas

Leading up to Election Day, early voting ended across the state Friday, and Amarillo area early voting totals were down from the 2018 midterm terms in both Potter and Randall counties

Early voting numbers for Potter and Randall County fell over 12% from the 2018 midterm elections. All voting locations will close at 7 p.m. tuesday

Susan Hays, the Democratic candidate for ag commissioner, made a campaign stop in College Station on Wednesday.

Many students across campus have yet to vote during early voting for the General and Special Elections but can visit a polling location November 8th to cast their votes. While

AUSTIN — A new poll found widening margins between Texas statewide candidates.

Heading into the midterm elections, Scott has repeatedly insisted that Joe Biden is the rightful president and that Texas’ elections are free, fair and secure. But his delivery has been at times ambiguous and given oxygen to election misinformation.

While the GOP have dominated state races for nearly three decades, Democrats in 3 Texas statewide races outraised their opponents in October.