Statewide and Legislative Elections
May 6-
The investigation took place after UIL representatives said the student “crossed the finish line and gestured upward with his arm and finger and behaved disrespectfully toward meet officials.”
April 22-
To be governor or to be president? That is Perry's question.
March 22-
He's going to run "on issues."
March 15-
Hopeful for strength in numbers, the freshman class makes up nearly a third of the body.
March 13-
His video announcement gives a shout out to his famous "ganny."
January 30-
States with bans have actually seen an increase in texting-related crashes.
December 10, 2012-
If Gov. Perry sees his hair's shadow, it's six more weeks of secession jokes.
December 6, 2012-
The county's percentages have almost exactly matched the state's cumulative vote in the last two presidential elections.
November 26, 2012-
It wasn't the Republican party recording gains on Election Day.
November 12, 2012-
The governor said he is keeping the idea on the back burner.
November 9, 2012-
Find out which newly-elected official campaigned most efficiently.
November 7, 2012-
Davis is the first Democratic state Senate candidate to receive more than 50% in SD-10 in the last decade.
November 6, 2012-
For the state’s Republican leadership, there are few higher priorities than unseating Sen. Wendy Davis.
November 5, 2012-
We're here and we're ... is this thing on?
November 1, 2012-
The program was slated to take effect November 1.
October 29, 2012-
Pants on fire?
October 25, 2012-
There are only two House members currently under 30.
October 24, 2012-
You catch more flies with honey?
October 19, 2012-
The implications are immediate, huge, and long-term.
October 17, 2012-
Both sides want to talk about not talking about ethnicity.
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