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Tag Archives: Redistricting
Paxton Wants To Shut Beto PAC Down
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has stepped up pressure over Robert Francis “Beto” O’Rourke’s Powered by People PAC. Like Trump, he’s going after the left’s money when they misbehave, and now he’s asking for Powered by People to be shut … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Texas, Waste and Fraud
Tagged ActBlue, Beto O'Rourke, Brandon Waltens, campaign finance fraud, Crime, Democrats, fraud, fundraising, Ken Paxton, Lawsuit, PAC, Powered by People, Redistricting, Special Session, Texas, Texas Scorecard
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Who Says You Can Redistrict Mid-Decade? The Supreme Court
Since the Constitution talks about having a census every ten years, some have interpreted this to mean redistricting can only occur every ten years, making Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s mid-decade redistricting plan unconstitutional. You know who says that idea is … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Republicans, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged Abbott v. Perez, Democrats, Gerrymander, Greg Abbott, Joe Nixon, LULAC v. Perry, Redistricting, Republicans, Supreme Court, Texas, Texas Scorecard
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Special Session Agenda: Flood, THC, Redistricting
People were wondering what agenda items Texas Governor Greg Abbott would lay out for the forthcoming special session, and now we know. Gov. Greg Abbott has officially released the agenda for the upcoming special legislative session, identifying 18 items for … Continue reading
Posted in Regulation, Republicans, Texas, Uncategorized
Tagged 2026 Election, 89th Texas Legislature, Brandon Waltens, Democrats, education, Elections, flooding, Greg Abbott, Lawsuit, marijuana, Petteway v. Galveston County, property tax reform, Redistricting, Regulation, Republicans, Texas Scorecard, Voting Rights Act
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Blue State Exodus = Doom For Democrats
Of the many self-inflicted dooms besetting the Democratic Party, the blue state exodus gets talked about far less than Trump Derangement Syndrome or the radical wokeness destroying the party (along with everything else it touches). But for a party that … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Crime, Democrats, Economics, Elections, Regulation, Texas
Tagged 2020 Presidential Race, 2024 Presidential Race, 2032 Presidential Race, California, coronavirus, Crime, Democratic Party, Democrats, demographics, Economics, Elections, housing, New York, Redistricting, Regulation, Taxes, Texas, video
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Texas Gains 2 Congressional Seats, California, New York Lose 1 Each (With Some Thoughts On Texas Redistricting)
The 2020 Census results are out: Florida and Texas gained House seats while California and New York lost one seat each as a result of population shifts, according to the 2020 census results announced on Monday. Texas gained two House … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Democrats, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 10th Congressional District, 17th Congressional District, 2018 Election, 2022 Election, 2nd Congressional District, 31st Congressional District, 32nd Congressional District, 35th Congressional District, 3rd Congressional District, 7th Congressional District, Andrew Cuomo, Austin, Beth Van Duyne, Border Controls, California, carpetbagger, Chip Roy, Colin Allred, Dan Crenshaw, Democrats, Filemon Vela, John Carter, Lizzie Pannill Fletcher, Metroplex, Mike McCaul, New York, Pete Sessions, Redistricting, Republicans, Rio Grande Valley, San Antonio, Texas, Texas 15th Congressional District, Texas 23rd Congressional District, Texas 28th Congressional District, Tony Gonzales, Van Taylor, Vicente Gonzalez, Wesley Hunt, Will Hurd
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A Look At The State-Level Democratic Crash
With the final results of the presidential race still up in the air, let’s look at the horrible job the Democratic Party did in down-ballot races. Let’s start with Florida: After suffering crushing losses from the top of the ballot … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Media Watch, Texas
Tagged 2020 Election, Andrew Gillum, Anna Eskamani, Annette Taddeo, Dave Carney, Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, Democratic Party, Democrats, Donna Shalala, Elections, Florida, Iowa, Jason Pizzo, Joe Geller, Kansas, Media Watch, Minnesota, Missouri, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Redistricting, Republicans, Sean Shaw, Terrie Rizzo, Texas, Virginia
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Supreme Court Validates (Most) Texas Redistricting
“Most” in this case means that the Supreme Court sided with Texas in Abbot v. Perez for 10 out of 11 disputed districts: Extinguishing the possibility that Texas could be placed back under federal electoral supervision, the U.S. Supreme Court … Continue reading
Supreme Court Voting Rights Act Decision Texas Fallout
We’re already seeing some fallout from the Supreme Court’s Shelby County vs. Holder decision (the complete text of which is now online). According to Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott, the Voter ID law will take effect immediately. “With today’s decision, … Continue reading
Supreme Court Limits Preclearance Provision of Voting Rights Act
The Supreme Court today limited use of the “preclearence” requirements of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Hopefully I’ll have more details when the actual text of the decision is up later today. I also wonder if Texas might re-institute … Continue reading
Posted in Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged Redistricting, Supreme Court, Texas, Voting Rights Act
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