Menefee and Green are set for a runoff in Houston’s 18th Congressional District after no candidate secured a majority. The race highlights a competitive battle for the seat in this key Texas district.
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A stunning Democratic victory in Texas shook the GOP, raising questions about voter sentiment ahead of November. The upset signals potential shifts in a traditionally conservative stronghold, reshaping the political landscape.
This week in politics, key developments include the Senate’s climate bill advances, Texas governor’s new education policy, and international trade talks progress. Stay updated with Houston Public Media’s comprehensive coverage.
The Supreme Court’s recent ruling jeopardizes the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) program, placing 147,000 immigrants in Texas at risk of deportation. This decision fuels uncertainty for many families relying on TPS protections.
Mega-donors and dark money groups are fueling James Talarico’s Senate campaign, backing his anti-billionaire platform. Houston Public Media examines the influential funding shaping this high-stakes race.
This week in politics, key debates unfolded on immigration reform and climate policy, while local leaders in Houston addressed infrastructure challenges. Stay tuned for in-depth analysis from Houston Public Media.
After nearly 20 years in Congress, Rep. Al Green will leave the Capitol this January. The Houston lawmaker reflects on his legacy and contemplates his next steps beyond public office.
Texas Republicans secured victory by fully embracing the MAGA agenda. Now, they face the challenge of broadening its appeal to a diverse electorate, aiming to maintain influence beyond their base.
This week in politics, key debates unfolded on climate policy and federal budget talks. Houston leaders weigh in on infrastructure funding, while national discussions focus on upcoming election strategies and international relations.
Leaders across Texas express mixed reactions to Governor Abbott’s standoff with Houston officials over ICE policy, highlighting deep divisions on immigration enforcement and local autonomy.
This week in politics, key developments include heated debates over immigration reform, a landmark climate bill advancing in Congress, and local Houston leaders unveiling new infrastructure plans. Stay tuned for in-depth coverage.
Houston’s newly elected representative faces a challenge just a month after their victory, as an opponent files to contest the seat. The upcoming defense underscores a tense political climate.
In the Texas Senate primary, James Talarico is campaigning with a message of love and unity, seeking to bridge divides in a polarized electorate. His approach contrasts sharply with the typical partisan rhetoric dominating Texas politics.
Democrat Christian Menefee won a key U.S. House seat in Texas, further narrowing the GOP’s slim majority in Congress. The victory underscores shifting voter dynamics in the traditionally Republican state.
Meet one of the most in-demand influencers in Democratic politics, shaping narratives and mobilizing voters nationwide. Discover how their impact is transforming party strategies and election dynamics. Stay updated with ABC News.
At the Texas GOP state convention in Houston, party delegates selected their fifth chair in six years, signaling ongoing leadership instability within the state Republican Party. The move highlights internal challenges ahead of upcoming elections.
The 2026 Kinder Institute survey reveals Houston residents’ views on key issues, showing shifting opinions on marijuana legalization, the death penalty, and other political matters impacting local policy debates.
Apathy and a surge in younger voter turnout contributed to a surprising Democratic upset in Harris County’s judicial race, signaling shifting political dynamics in the Texas electorate.
Houston recycles just 18% of its waste, lagging behind national averages. With the new budget fee aimed at boosting recycling efforts, officials hope to see improved participation and reduced landfill reliance.
Texas Republicans at their Houston convention push for increased local control over AI data center development, citing concerns about infrastructure strain and community impact on the first day of the event.