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Tag Archives: Redistricting
You Can’t Beat Something With Nothing
Now that all the post-redistricting filings have been finalized, I thought I would take a look at Texas U.S. congressional races to see where either the Republican or the Democratic party has failed to field a candidate. While districts are … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 13th Congressional District, 17th Congressional District, 19th Congressional District, 2012 Election, 25th Congressional District, 29th Congressional District, 2nd Congressional District, 3rd Congressional District, 4th Congressional District, Allyson Schwartz, Austin, Bill Flores, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Democrats, Francisco "Quico" Canseco, Gene Green, Lloyd Doggett, Mac Thornberry, Ralph Hall, Randy Neugebauer, Redistricting, Republicans, Roy Morales, Sam Johnson, Ted Poe, Texas, Texas Democratic Party, William Jefferson
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More Redistricting Fallout
Now that redistricting is (mostly) settled (for this year), reverberations are still being felt around the state in various races. First a correction: Candidates have until March 9 to file, not the March 6 date I reported yesterday. Other tidbits: … Continue reading
Texas Congressional Redistricting Breakdown
I’ve been reading up a bit more on the compromise redistricting lines released by the San Antonio district court. Texas Attorney General Greg Abbot was able to keep most of what the legislature passed, and the Governor signed, intact, but … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2012 Election, 27th Congressional District, 35th Congressional District, Armando Villalobos, Blake Farenthold, Ciro Rodriguez, Elections, Francisco "Quico" Canseco, fundraising, Gregg Abbot, Joaquin Castro, Lloyd Doggett, Pete Gallego, Redistricting, Texas, Texas 23rd Congressional District
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The New Maps Are Here, The New Maps Are Here!
The new redistricting maps, that is. Sounds like they haven’t been made final just yet, but most likely will be. If that happens this week, that might mean a late April (rather than May) primary. You can take a look … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2012 Election, Democrats, Elections, Redistricting, Republicans, Texas
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Voter Registration: Chill
The Right Side of Austin offers up reassurance for those anxious over the fact they haven’t received their voter registration cards: Relax. Because Democrats and liberal special interest groups like LULAC and the NAACP want to achieve in courts what … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections
Tagged 2012 Election, Elections, Redistricting, Texas Democratic Party
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LinkSwarm For February 15, 2012
Time for another roundup of this and that: Media Matters is a paranoid interest group that works as an extension of the Democratic Party, and which many liberal journalists take their marching orders from. In other news, pro-wrestling is fake. … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Democrats, Guns, Media Watch, Texas, Welfare State
Tagged abortion, Catholics, Clayton E. Cramer, Guns, LinkSwarm, Lloyd Doggett, Mark Steyn, Media Matters, Media Watch, Redistricting, Round Rock, Round Rock ISD, Texas
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Texas Republican Party on Redistricting Lawsuits State of Play
A long but informative breakdown of where things stand. The bottom line: The cases are still up in the air, Texas GOP is not directly involved in talks, and February 6 is the last day the case can be resolved … Continue reading
Posted in Republicans, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged Redistricting, Republicans, Supreme Court, Texas
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Supreme Court to District Court: No, You Can’t Overturn the Democratic Process to Help Democrats. Not Yours.
OK, they didn’t use
Posted in Austin, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged Clarence Thomas, Democrats, Redistricting, Supreme Court, Texas
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Supreme Court to District Court on Texas Redistricting Plan: REJECTED!
The Supreme Court Friday night “blocked a redistricting plan for Texas drawn by a panel of federal judges.” I’ve got to run off, and the issue is far from settled, but this is good news for the rule of law, … Continue reading
The Washington Post Discovers Ted Cruz
Washington Post writer Aaron Blake pays serious attention to Ted Cruz, and his role as Tea Party favorite. It’s a decent write-up for an out-of-state MSM outlet playing catch-up, but there are several statements about which I have at least … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Media Watch, Republicans, Texas
Tagged Dan Patrick, David Dewhurst, Elections, Michael Williams, Redistricting, Republicans, Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas Senate Race, Tom Leppert, Washington Post
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