The Libertarian Party’s candidate for lieutenant governor, Anthony Christo, discussed what issues led to his decision to run and what he would do should he be elected.
Early voting begins Monday, Oct. 19, and runs through Friday, Oct. 30, in Texas. The last day to apply for a ballot by mail is Friday, Oct. 23. Election Day is Nov. 3.
People came in from all over East Texas for the chance to see and hear Vice-President J.D. Vance in person, and everyone seemed to have different opinions.
Vice President JD Vance held a rally in Tyler, where State Rep. Cole Hefner, State Rep. Daniel Alders and Smith County GOP Chair David Stein spoke about the visit and the midterms.
Libertarian candidate Arthur DiBianca says the Texas Railroad Commission should prioritize transparency, property rights and restitution when oil and gas activity causes harm.
Shehla Faizi, the Green Party nominee for Texas comptroller, called for more transparency from the comptroller’s office on recent data center construction.
“Water should not be first and foremost for profit. Water should be first and foremost for the people to live and drink in their own homes," Rep. Hinojosa said.
Libertarian candidate Ted Brown is mounting another bid for the U.S. Senate in Texas, positioning himself as an independent alternative in a contentious race against Republican Ken Paxton and Democrat James Talarico.
A Texas Department of Public Safety error has left East Texas county elections offices working to register hundreds to thousands of voters before early voting begins Oct. 19.
“We all know what the solution is and that is the end of the war in Iran,” Abbott said. “When that war ends, fuel’s going to go back down to lower than it was before.”
The White House is preparing to reveal further details this week regarding plans for a federal artificial intelligence czar, following an announcement by President Donald Trump over the weekend proposing the creation of a dedicated “AI Force.”
An East Texas congressman is pushing legislation that he said would make a pandemic-era fraud detection program a permanent fixture of the federal government.
Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson announced Tuesday that she is resigning effective July 17, closing a nearly four-year tenure as the state’s top election official.
State Rep. James Talarico frames his U.S. Senate runoff against Attorney General Ken Paxton as "the people vs. Ken Paxton" ahead of a Thursday campaign event in Nacogdoches. Talarico calls Paxton the most corrupt politician in America.
Democratic lieutenant governor candidate Marcos Vélez said legalizing cannabis is one of the easiest ways to increase state revenue as he heads into the May 26 runoff against state Rep. Vikki Goodwin.
U.S. Rep. Nathaniel Moran, R-Tyler, praised the passage of the Taxpayer Due Process Enhancement Act Tuesday, releasing a statement on the bipartisan effort.
State Senator Mayes Middleton and Republican candidate for Texas attorney general is aiming to investigate taxpayer fraud in an effort to save taxpayer dollars.
U.S. Rep. Chip Roy, R-Dripping Springs, said he’s spending as much time as he can in Texas before the May 26 Republican runoff for Texas attorney general approaches.
Gubernatorial candidate Gina Hinojosa rallied supporters in Nacogdoches with a message focused on public school funding, electricity costs and expanding healthcare coverage, repeatedly asking the crowd if they were “all in” to “take back Texas.”
