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- Texas Democratic Gubernatorial Candidates Face Off
The leading Democratic candidates in the Texas gubernatorial race faced off on issues ranging from jobs to the death penalty Monday.
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- Perry Wants Predator Drones Patrolling The Border
Gov. Rick Perry wants Predator drones based in Texas to be used for patrolling the state’s border with Mexico.
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- Palin Promotes Perry
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin added some national Republican star power to Gov. Rick Perry’s reelection bid as she stumped for the incumbent governor at a rally Sunday in suburban Houston.
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- Sparks Fly In Democratic Gubernatorial Race
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Farouk Shami is crying foul about ads run by his opponent, former Houston Mayor Bill White.
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- Palin Aide Condemns Use Of Word “Retarded”
A spokesperson for former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin has condemned the use of the word “retarded” by an aide to Texas Gov. Rick Perry.
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- Waco Lawmaker Rejects Call For Resignation
Waco Republican State. Rep. Doc Anderson Thursday rejected the call of McLennan County’s Democratic Party chairman to resign and said he has paid tens of thousands of dollars in back taxes that he owed the IRS.
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- Texas State Lawmaker Pleads Guilty To Fraud, Will Resign
A veteran Texas lawmaker who pleaded guilty to federal charges stemming from an alleged bribery scheme will resign from office.
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- Dist 17 GOP Candidate Debate Recap
The Republican candidates aiming for Rep. Chet Edwards District 17 House seat continued their fight Tuesday with a second of two debates.
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- Republican Debate Focus Group
10 undecided Republican voters try to decide who will represent them in November.
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- Texas Attorney General Wants Cities Removed From Open Meetings Challenge
Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott says cities don’t have standing to challenge the state’s Open Meetings Act.
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- Hutchison Says Perry Listens To Lobbyists, Not Texans
Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison repeated her claim Tuesday that Gov. Rick Perry listens to lobbyists and not Texans and Perry responded with a similar charge.
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- GOP Candidates Debate For Chance At Chet
The republican candidates aiming for Rep. Chet Edwards District 17 House seat will be back fighting Tuesday night for your vote.
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- Hutchison: GOP Gubernatorial Runoff Possible
Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison said Monday it’s possible it will take a runoff to decide the GOP governor’s race in Texas.
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- Monday’s The Deadline To Register For Texas Primaries
Monday is the last day you can register to vote in the March 2 Texas primary elections.
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- Perry, Hutchison, Medina Debate For Final Time
The three Republicans who would be governor have debated for a final time on TV before the March 2 GOP primary.
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- Texas Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate Draws A Blank
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Farouk Shami drew a blank when asked to name some top state officials.
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- GOP Gubernatorial Candidates Prep For Final Televised Showdown
The Republican candidates for governor are gearing up for their final televised debate before the March 2 primary elections.
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- Appeals Court Upholds Texas Wine Sales Rules
A federal appeals court has sided with Texas in a dispute over buying wine.
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- Hutchison Pokes At Perry Over Texas Enterprise Fund
Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison aimed a few jabs at Gov. Rick Perry Thursday over the Texas Enterprise Fund.
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- Democratic Gubernatorial Candidates Debate On Feb. 8
The Democrats who are running for governor in Texas will debate next month in Dallas.
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- Perry: No School, No Driver’s Licenses
Gov. Rick Perry proposed Wednesday that high-school age Texans must prove they’re hitting the books in order to get their driver’s licenses.
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- Perry’s Office Changes Enterprise Fund Contracts
Gov. Rick Perry’s office changed nearly a dozen Texas Enterprise fund contracts with companies that got taxpayer-funded grants to create jobs in the state.
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- TAKS Is No More; STAAR Is The New Measure Of Student Success
The much-maligned TAKS test is no more.
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- Students Throughout Texas Back Legalization Of High School Grads
Students throughout the state are rallying Wednesday in support of legislation that would allow high school graduates to join the military or to go on to higher education as a way to become legal immigrants.
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- Legislators File School Funding Bill
State legislators filed a bill Thursday that could change how school districts statewide receive funding.
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- Obama Rally Tickets Selling For $200
Tickets given way free for a Barack Obama rally in Texas were selling for as much as $200 online.
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- Craddick Optimistic About Prospects For Another Term
Texas House Speaker Tom Craddick says he’s optimistic about his prospects for another term despite a messy showdown at the end of the last session of the Legislature.
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