Box, a first-time political candidate, is an Army veteran who also worked as an FBI agent and federal prosecutor.
Nathan Johnson
Democratic state Sen. Nathan Johnson announces run for attorney general
The third-term Democrat from Dallas faces long odds in a state that has only elected Republicans to statewide office for three decades.
Here are some of the Texas Democrats eyeing statewide runs in 2026
Democrats will need to sort through a pileup of potential candidates who see an opportunity to harness backlash to the Trump administration in next yearโs midterms.
Itโs โTexas Timeโ: Legislature OKs permanent daylight saving time, but Congress must also act
Federal action would be needed to make the change legal. Lawmakers at both the state and federal levels have debated the question for decades.
Why Texas Republicans are trying to rein in high home prices and rents
Thereโs political urgency for Republicans to deal with housing affordability, especially as surveys find most Texans say housing costs are a top concern.
Telehealth for pets? Itโs the catโs meow, a Texas lawmaker says.
Animal health care experts raised concern that telehealth would lead to misdiagnosis and erode what little care already exists in rural Texas.
State Sen. Nathan Johnson victorious after surprise challenge from Rep. Victoria Neave Criado
Johnson is virtually assured to have won the seat, because there is no Republican challenger in November.
State Rep. Victoria Neave Criado challenges fellow Dallas Democrat Sen. Nathan Johnson
Neave Craido revealed her decision to the Dallas Morning News in an interview published Monday, saying Johnson has not fought hard enough to push back against the Republican agenda.
GOP senators, open to Paxton conviction, flipped when they realized they were still short the votes
โI feel there were six senators who were ready to be the 21st vote,โ said Sen. Nathan Johnson, D-Dallas. โBut they didnโt want to be the 20th vote.โ
Texas Senate passes new economic incentive program to lure businesses to the state
Lawmakers hope to hammer out a program to replace the embattled Chapter 313 program before the legislative session ends Monday.



