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Sen. John Carona (r) R-Dallas, and Sen. Chris Harris (l), R-Dallas, listen to Sen. Eddie Lucio object to the the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association (TWIA) bill passed out of the Senate Business and Commerce Committee on June 22, 2011.

State Government

Campaign Roundup: The Week’s Political News

By Ross RamseyOct. 26, 2011

State campaign news, candidate announcements, retirements and rumors from the past week.

Sen. Florence Shapiro, R-Plano, votes to table an amendment by Sen. Wendy Davis (not shown) on SB8 an education bill that gives school administrators added powers to lower teacher pay and establish furloughs. The bill tentatively passed, 18-12 on June 6, 2011.

State Government

Campaign Chatter

By Ross RamseyOct. 20, 2011

Collin County’s Republican primary for the state Senate is going to be very interesting.

State Rep. Joe Driver, R-Garland, on the House floor.

State Government

Campaign Roundup: The Week’s Political News

By Ross RamseyOct. 19, 2011

State campaign news, candidate announcements, retirements and rumors from the past week.

House Speaker Joe Straus (r) greets Republican members at a press conference after the chamber adjourned sine die on May 30, 2011. Kelly Hancock is in the purple tie to Straus' right.

State Government

Fort Worth Senate Race Could Get Crowded, and Quickly

By Ross RamseyAug. 1, 2011

As expected, state Rep. Kelly Hancock, R-Richland Hills, will run for the Texas Senate next year in SD-10, the district currently occupied by state Sen. Wendy Davis, D-Fort Worth. Hancock is the first challenger to announce, but this could get crowded, and quickly.

Politics

Campaign Chatter

By Ross RamseyJuly 14, 2011

The legislative session is over, the new maps have been drawn, and candidates are starting to make their decisions about whether to run, and for what offices.

Politics