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November 13, 2026 12:20 PM
Power players, new lobby shops aplenty, and more
Republicans
spent months warning of transitions but they didn’t
mean transition teams.
The
incoming Governor, Lt. Gov, and presumptive Speaker have all now unveiled bipartisan
teams in full acknowledgement of two key realities: Though it did turn blue,
this state did not suddenly become a bastion of liberalism and Republicans
still have control of one pillar of state government in the Texas Senate.
After the tidal
wave or tsunami – whatever you want to call it – election, the process of
building a new government is well underway and new ventures aimed at lobbying are
springing up all over the place. From those who were at the top on the GOP side
to some who’ve worked in the trenches on the Democratic side, there’s no shortage
of activity. Thanks for all your POTM submissions this week. You can let the entire
Texas Capitol community know about your new gig or business by sending
it to ksbraddock@gmail.com anytime.
Before all
the career news, a quick programming note and a thank you: The last episode of Quorum
Report Radio was downloaded more times than any of our previous shows as
the audience continues to grow. We’re taking a post-election break this week
and will return in your podcast feeds next Friday Nov 20.
Now, here’s
the latest edition of People on the Move.
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November 13, 2026 12:15 PM
Their
names are here:
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November 13, 2026 11:09 AM
His letter to constituents
is here.
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November 12, 2026 12:59 PM
Rep Gámez will chair the group; “Each Member deserves a fair chance to represent their district,” Dean Thompson said. “I’ve asked this workgroup to recommend rules that we can all trust, even when we disagree.”
Subscribers
can download the list of members.
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