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Tag Archives: Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Paxton Slaughters Cornyn, Middleton and Thomas Win, French Leading
Outgoing Rep. Dan Crenshaw can rest slightly easier tonight: His is no longer the most embarrassing incumbent Texan Republican loss of 2026. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton slaughtered incumbent John Cornyn in the Republican runoff. As of this writing, the … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 18th Congressional District, 2026 Election, 2026 Texas Attorney General Race, 2026 Texas Senate Race, 33rd Congressional District, 35th Congressional District, 9th Congressional District, Alex Mealer, Bo French, Briscoe Cain, Chip Roy, Christian Menefee, Donald Trump, Elections, Endorsements, Jim Wright (Republican), John Cornyn, Johnny Garcia, Ken Paxton, Maureen Galindo, Mayes Middleton, runoff, Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
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Texas Runoff Election Roundup
Today is primary runoff day in Texas, so get out and vote if you haven’t already. Here’s a brief roundup of Texas election-related news. First up, the crazy Democrat in the 35th Congressional District runoff who literally wants to send … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2026 Election, 2026 Texas Attorney General Race, 2026 Texas Senate Race, 35th Congressional District, anti-semitism, Bo French, China, Chip Roy, Democrats, Elections, gambling, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Jim Wright (Republican), Johnny Garcia, Las Vegas Sands, Maureen Galindo, Mayes Middleton, Railroad Commission, Republicans, runoff, San Antonio, Texans for Fiscal Responsibility, Texas, Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, Texas Sands PAC
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Texas Criminal Court Of Appeals Place 3 Runoff
Early voting for the runoff starts today, so direct mail flyers and cards are dropping hot and heavy, including this one: (That 1301 Ledbetter Street, Round Rock, TX 78681 address points back to Israel and Linda Gonzales Avila. Linda Gonzales … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2026 Election, Alison Fox, Elections, Endorsements, Ken Paxton, Republicans, Round Rock ISD, runoff, Texas, Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, Thomas Smith
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Two Texas Election Integrity Bills Pass
Texas hasn’t suffered from the massive 3 AM ballot drops that plagued large Democratic-run cities in 2020, but there have been election irregularities, most notably in Democrat-controlled Harris County. To help remedy the situation, the Texas legislature has passed two … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Texas
Tagged 89th Texas Legislature, Brandon Waltens, Christine Welborn, Crime, Dawn Rogers, Elections, Harris County, Holly Hansen, Ken Paxton, Mike Schofield, State v. Stephens, Texas, Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, Texas Organizing Project, Texas Scorecard, The Texan News, voting fraud
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More Texas 2024 Primary Results Tidbits
Now that the dust has settled a bit, here are some more election tidbits from Tuesday’s primary, most gleaned from The Texan’s tracking page. President Trump got more than twice as many primary votes as Joe Biden. Ted Cruz got … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Global Warming, Texas
Tagged 2024 Election, 2024 Presidential Race, 2024 Texas Senate Race, Brandon Hall, Cody Harris, Corey DeAngelis, Dade Phelan, Dan Simons, David Schenck, Democrats, Dennis Bonnen, DeWayne Burns, Donald Trump, Elections, Ernest Bailes, Frank Lozada, Gary VanDeaver, Gina Parker, Glenn Rogers, Joe Biden, John Kuempel, John Raney, Jose Garza, Justin Holland, Ken Paxton, Kim Ogg, King County, Lan Phelan, Lee Finley, Lina Hidalgo, Loving County, Mary Bone, Michelle Vallejo, Monica De La Cruz, Pat Hardy, Reggie Smith, Republicans, Round Rock ISD, Sean Teare, State Board of Education, Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas 15th Congressional District, Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, Third Coast Bank, Tom Maynard, Travis Clardy, Travis County
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