The Evening Brief: Texas Headlines for May 30, 2012
Your evening reading: Tuesday's biggest surprises; Straus says he's happy with the primary results; how Perry and Combs fared
Your evening reading: Tuesday's biggest surprises; Straus says he's happy with the primary results; how Perry and Combs fared
The big day may be over, but a full slate of runoffs has turned summer into another election season in Texas.
Your evening reading: Hughes files to run against Straus for speaker; worker shot outside South Texas polling place; trouble for Obama in Democratic primary?
For this week's nonscientific survey of political and government insiders, we asked some questions from the latest UT/TT poll about the economy, the state of the state and the country, and the most important problems ahead.
With fanfare in tow or not, the big day has finally arrived.
Your evening reading: Dewhurst's attack on Cruz stokes race-based controversy; Dewhurst goes after Leppert in last-minute TV ad; looking back at polling in the U.S. Senate race
Before Tuesday's election, here's a look at the last eight months of polling in the Republican race for U.S. Senate.
Ted Cruz and David Dewhurst both got to enjoy brief spells of good news on Thursday — right before the ad wars flared again.
Your evening reading: Dewhurst close to 50 percent in new poll; Santorum endorses Cruz; Dewhurst features Huckabee in final ad
Though Ted Cruz still looms, Tom Leppert has moved into David Dewhurst's sights.