Republicans Face Off in Collin, Denton Counties

When the Legislature convenes in January, nearly half of House lawmakers will be relative newcomers. Several incoming freshmen will hail from far North Texas, in booming Collin and Denton counties. 

This conservative region north of Dallas has seen tremendous growth in recent years, which lawmakers addressed in redistricting. With few if any Democrats running, Republicans are expected to gain easy victories in at least five of these races, one in the Senate and four in the House.

The candidates in the May 29 GOP primary are working hard to outdo one another, duking it out over who has the most ...

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