Gina Hinojosa begins work to take office as Texas' 1st Democratic governor in decades
Beto O'Rourke credits grassroots push as Democrats sweep every Texas statewide race
Withdrawn candidate wins Texas House race in Tarrant County
These Democratic Senate candidates won their races before Election Day
Election Day was extra credit: Talarico's early votes alone topped Paxton's entire haul
Sarah Eckhardt pushes to start as Texas comptroller early to ‘right the ship' before lege session
Elon Musk's Tesla and SpaceX lose over $420 billion in combined market cap after midterms
How anger helped fuel Latino voter turnout and a historic Democratic shift in Texas
Bernie Sanders' ideas are spreading. Midterms are proof
This MAGA Republican was abandoned by his party. He feels vindicated.
Ted Cruz says Texas is blue. He also says it will not stay that way
Who is Vikki Goodwin? Meet the Democrat who made history in Texas' lieutenant governor race
Sheinbaum congratulates Hinojosa, Becerra on historic wins
Dan Patrick steered the Alamo overhaul. What happens next?
On the Ballot: Meet the history-making winners of the 2026 elections
Musk bet big on keeping Texas red. What happens to his business empire now?
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Ericka Lomick defeated Republican Alan Blaylock in Tarrant County's House District 93 despite withdrawing from the race in September amid questions about her eligibility to serve.
In January, seven Republicans and seven Democrats will sit on the board. One race remains too close to call, election results show.
Votes are still being counted in Mississippi and Alaska as Democrats prepare to take Congress. James Talarico became Texas's first Democratic senator since 1988.
In her first press conference since winning the race for Texas Governor, Gov.-elect Gina Hinojosa announced bipartisan leadership on her transition team and pro
GOP strategist Karl Rove said he believes Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R), who lost his Senate bid to Democratic state Rep. James Talarico on Tuesday, sunk other Republican candidates in the Lone Star State. “Well, Paxton drew down the entire Republican ticket. He’s at the top of the ticket as a Senate candidate, and…
Latin Grammy-winning Tejano singer Bobby Pulido has flipped a Republican congressional seat in Texas, defeating incumbent Monica De La Cruz on Tuesday in the 15th Congressional District. The district had been redrawn to favor Republicans in 2025 at President Donald Trump's request. Monica De La Cruz was first elected to Congress in 2022. Immigration was central to Bobby Pulido's campaign. He argued that securing the border should not come at the expense of families or the local economy. He also campaigned on strengthening the economy, supporting farmers and ranchers, opposing school vouchers and improving water infrastructure in the Rio Grande Valley, where the district begins. Born in Edinburg and known for his hit song "Desvelado," Bobby Pulido studied political science at St. Mary's University before building his career in Tejano music. Bobby Pulido launched his solo career in the 1990s. He earned two Latin Grammy Awards for Best Tejano Album, winning in 2022 and again in 2025.
Democrats shattered decades of Republican control in Texas, with candidates flipping seats not only in key statewide contests but also in several lower-profile races.
Here's what to know about Texas' hemp and marijuana laws after the Nov. 3 election.
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