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Abbott backs Phelan's property tax cut plan, spurring ire from Patrick - Vimarsana News

Abbott backs Phelan's property tax cut plan, spurring ire from Patrick

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Abbott backs Phelan's property tax cut plan, spurring ire from Patrick – Houston Public Media - Vimarsana News

Abbott backs Phelan's property tax cut plan, spurring ire from Patrick – Houston Public Media

The House passed a bill without Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick’s preferred increase to homestead exemptions — then abruptly adjourned for the special session. That basically tells the Senate to take the House bill Gov. Greg Abbott backs or leave it.

Texas State Representative Celia Israel running for Mayor of Austin - Vimarsana News

Texas State Representative Celia Israel running for Mayor of Austin

The Democrat made the announcement at an event with her supporters. In September 2021, Rep. Israel said she would not seek re-election to her District 50 seat.

This Week in Texas Politics: Looking towards 2022 election - Vimarsana News

This Week in Texas Politics: Looking towards 2022 election

The week in Texas politics has been dominated by the governor's race, which heated up Monday with Democrat Beto O'Rourke tossing his hat into the ring.

Texas voting law faces lawsuit from Justice Department - Vimarsana News

Texas voting law faces lawsuit from Justice Department

The elderly, voters with disabilities and voters with limited English proficiency risk disenfranchisement under sweeping legislation Texas Republicans pushed through earlier this year, the justice department argues in its legal challenge to Senate Bill 1.