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February 25, 2026 4:23 PM
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February 25, 2026 9:09 AM
The poll results are
here.
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February 24, 2026 4:49 PM
8 day reports show PACs playing hard, what looks like a tossup Senate race in East Texas, and Speaker Burrows' team stepping up to defend some embattled incumbents
Whoever
thought any Republican (or Democratic) member of the Texas House
could still be thought of as a RINO at this point is beyond me.
But this
is also the primary cycle in which trial lawyers through creative new entities
(Coalition for Working Families PAC and Justice for Texas
Victims) coupled with the Tim Dunns and Wilks brothers of
the world to defeat Texans for Lawsuit Reform.
Also there are new are leadership-aligned
PACs (Texas Conservative Majority PAC). More on those tomorrow.
But here we go with the hottest campaign finance reports of the primary cycle: 8-day campaign finance reports:
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By James Russell
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February 24, 2026 4:48 PM
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February 24, 2026 2:48 PM
That's even though the redrawn district favors President Trump substantially, Hererra would be seen as extreme for the area while Rep. Gonzales is now damaged by scandal. HK and James Barragan got into that on Texas Capital Tonight
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February 23, 2026 2:51 PM
And it could spark a speaker’s race: If we get a Paxton vs Talarico matchup at the top of the ticket, national money is sure to pour in, potentially growing a Texas House Democratic Caucus already angry with the speaker who betrayed them after winning the gavel with their votes
So far
there have only been three consequential midterm elections in Texas in this
century.
In 2008, Obama
coattails produced a virtually tied Texas house – 76 Republicans to 74
Democrats. The next session members deposed then-Speaker Tom Craddick
and replaced him with Speaker Joe Straus.
Just two
years later, the anti-Obama backlash wiped out 36 Democratic incumbents (there
were some retirements). Ironically some Democrats were so persuaded that they
would gain the 3 seats necessary to win the majority there were speaker “War
rooms” to try and collect pledges on election night for Democratic speaker
candidates.
In 2018,
forces converged yet again.
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By Harvey Kronberg
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February 19, 2026 4:39 PM
“Administrative agencies must operate within the four corners of the statute enacted by the Legislature, not beyond it,” the Senate Democrats said
Pointing
to the fact that Acting Comptroller Kelly Hancock was one of the senators
who voted for a school voucher program with “no provision authorizing the
exclusion of schools based on religious identity, ethnicity or political
association,” Texas Senate Democrats on Thursday said his move to
do so now is illegal.
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By Scott Braddock
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