Marc Meyer explains why Texas’ new statewide appeals court could shape agency power, constitutional rights, healthcare, utilities, water, AI, and environmental policy.
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Gen Z Candidate Matthias Early Challenges the Old Guard in Texas House District 20
Gen Z candidate Matthias Early explains why rising tuition, weak job prospects, healthcare costs, and AI disruption demand a new generation of Texas leadership.
Riley Rodriguez Takes On Corporate Power in Rural West Texas
Riley Rodriguez takes on Charles Perry with a populist campaign focused on water, electricity, poverty, housing, and corporate accountability.
Roxanne Lathan Says Rural East Texas Is Ready For Democratic Change In HD 11
Roxanne Lathan, Democratic candidate for Texas HD 11, says rural East Texas needs lower costs, affordable healthcare, good jobs, and real representation.
Texas Democrat Diana Loya Says Rural Voters Need Schools, Healthcare, And Respect
Diana Loya says Texas Democrats can win rural voters by listening, showing up, and fighting for schools, healthcare, and family needs.
Marquette Greene-Scott: TX-22 Needs a Public Servant, Not a Political Dynasty
TX-22 Democrat Marquette Greene-Scott says Congress is not a family business. She outlines a working-class agenda and a grassroots strategy to overcome GOP money.
Cody Pogue Warns Democrats: Opposing Trump Is Not Enough To Win Working People
At the Texas Democratic Convention, Cody Pogue argues Democrats must stop relying only on anti-Trump messaging and start proving that democracy can deliver.
Stefanie Bord Takes On GOP Power In Texas HD 126 With Grassroots Organizing
Stefanie Bord, Democrat for Texas HD 126, explains how block walking, trust, and grassroots organizing can challenge entrenched GOP power in northwest Harris County.
Oyinkansola Jinadu Runs To Bring Transparency To Ellis County Government
Ellis County Precinct 4 candidate Dr. OJ challenges insider politics and calls for town halls, transparency, and public-interest development.
Josh Wallenstein Says HD 133 Can Flip With Schools, Power, Affordability, Inclusion
Josh Wallenstein says West Houston’s HD 133 can flip when Democrats fight for public schools, reliable power, affordability, inclusion, and real accountability.