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Redistricting standoff: Texas House falls short of quorum again
The Texas House of Representatives failed to meet quorum for the third time this week as a dramatic political standoff continues to unfold. On Friday, only 95 of the 150 members showed up—five short of the 100 needed to conduct official business.
A judge temporarily barred O'Rourke's political group from helping to fund Texas Democratic lawmakers who left the state.
Texas state Democrats had been plotting their departure for weeks. But most weren’t sure they were going—or where they were ...
Texas’ redistricting standoff rose to a new level Friday as Democrats once again denied a quorum to allow the House to ...
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More than 50 Texas Democratic legislators left the state to block a GOP effort to redraw congressional lines. Abbott said ...
In the latest episode of This Week in Texas, ABC13 focuses on the political standoff in Austin after Texas Democrats leave ...
Kelly laments the death of astronaut Jim Lovell and a U.S. disinvestment from science while sidestepping White House talk.
Texas AG Ken Paxton accused Beto O'Rourke's Powered by People of deceptive fundraising. O'Rourke vowed to keep fighting and ...
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Rep. James Talarico mulls U.S. Senate bid as his profile rises amid Texas Democrats’ redistricting standoffIf Talarico enters the race, he would face a primary against former U.S. Rep. Colin Allred of Dallas, who ran against Cruz in ...
Democratic Texas state representatives are facing threats of arrest and potentially ousting from office by Texas Republican ...
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