This week the head of the Democratic Governors Association said the Texas governor’s race isn’t in the top tier of races his group will be financially backing in 2014. What will that lack of support mean for Wendy Davis‘ chances here?

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by Ben Philpott, The Texas Tribune
May 1, 2014
This week the head of the Democratic Governors Association said the Texas governor’s race isn’t in the top tier of races his group will be financially backing in 2014. What will that lack of support mean for Wendy Davis‘ chances here?
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Ben Philpott is a senior reporter for KUT-FM, Austin’s National Public Radio affiliate. He has been covering state politics and dozens of other topics for the station since 2002, during which time he... More by Ben Philpott