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1. On the Ballot in Texas

   • Senate
   • House
   • Governor
   • Ballot Measures

   • There are no candidates running in this election cycle

     Source: sos.texas.gov/elections

     *incumbent

   • Scroll to see candidates for all 38 districts
     House District 1
     Jrmar JeffersonDemocratic
     Nathaniel MoranRepublican
     House District 2
     Dan Crenshaw*Republican
     Robert FulfordDemocratic
     House District 3
     Sandeep SrivastavaDemocratic
     Keith SelfRepublican
     Christopher ClaytorLibertarian
     House District 4
     Pat Fallon*Republican
     Iro OmereDemocratic
     John SimmonsLibertarian
     House District 5
     Lance Gooden*Republican
     Tartisha HillDemocratic
     Kevin HaleLibertarian
     Ruth TorresWrite-In
     House District 6
     House District 7
     House District 8
     Laura JonesDemocratic
     Morgan LuttrellRepublican
     Roy EriksenLibertarian
     House District 9
     Al Green*Democratic
     Jimmy LeonRepublican
     House District 10
     Michael McCaul*Republican
     Linda NunoDemocratic
     Bill KelseyLibertarian
     House District 11
     House District 12
     Kay Granger*Republican
     Trey HuntDemocratic
     House District 13
     Ronny Jackson*Republican
     Kathleen BrownDemocratic
     House District 14
     Randy Weber*Republican
     Mikal WilliamsDemocratic
     House District 15
     Michelle VallejoDemocratic
     Monica De La CruzRepublican
     Ross Lynn Leone, Jr.Libertarian
     House District 16
     Veronica Escobar*Democratic
     Irene Armendariz-JacksonRepublican
     House District 17
     Pete Sessions*Republican
     Mary Jo WoodsDemocratic
     House District 18
     Sheila Jackson Lee*Democratic
     Carmen Maria MontielRepublican
     Phil KurtzLibertarian
     Vince DuncanIndependent
     House District 19
     Jodey Arrington*Republican
     Nathan LewisIndependent
     House District 20
     Joaquin Castro*Democratic
     Kyle SinclairRepublican
     Adam JonaszWrite-In
     House District 21
     Chip Roy*Republican
     Claudia ZapataDemocratic
     House District 22
     Troy Nehls*Republican
     Jamie JordanDemocratic
     Joseph LeBlancLibertarian
     Jim SquiresWrite-In
     House District 23
     Tony Gonzales*Republican
     John LiraDemocratic
     Francisco LopezIndependent
     House District 24
     Beth Van Duyne*Republican
     Jan McDowellDemocratic
     House District 25
     House District 26
     Michael C. Burgess*Republican
     Mike KollsLibertarian
     House District 27
     Michael Cloud*Republican
     Maclovio Perez Jr.Democratic
     House District 28
     Henry Cuellar*Democratic
     Cassy GarciaRepublican
     House District 29
     Sylvia Garcia*Democratic
     Robert SchafranekRepublican
     House District 30
     Jasmine CrockettDemocratic
     James RodgersRepublican
     Phil GrayLibertarian
     Zachariah ManningIndependent
     House District 31
     House District 32
     Colin Allred*Democratic
     Antonio SwadRepublican
     House District 33
     Marc Veasey*Democratic
     Patrick GillespieRepublican
     Ken AshbyLibertarian
     House District 34
     Vicente GonzalezDemocratic
     Mayra FloresRepublican
     Chris RoyalIndependent
     House District 35
     Greg CasarDemocratic
     Dan McQueenRepublican
     House District 36
     Brian Babin*Republican
     Jon HaireDemocratic
     House District 37
     Lloyd DoggettDemocratic
     Jenny Garcia SharonRepublican
     Clark PattersonLibertarian
     Sherri Lynn TaylorWrite-In
     House District 38
     Duncan KlussmannDemocratic
     Wesley HuntRepublican
     Joel DejeanIndependent

     Source: sos.texas.gov/elections

     *incumbent

   • Candidate
     Greg Abbott*Republican
     Beto O'RourkeDemocratic
     Delilah BarriosGreen Party
     Mark TippettsLibertarian
     Jacqueline AbernathyWrite-In
     Mark V GolobyWrite-In

     Source: sos.texas.gov/elections

     *incumbent

   • There were no proposed ballot measures this election cycle

     Source: sos.texas.gov/elections

2. • 

     With lawsuits and recount petitions rising, some Texas elections seem to go on forever

     The Raw Story· 5 hours ago

     It has been 15 months since Democrat DaSean Jones was sworn in as a Harris County criminal district...

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     Latino voter campaign ramps up in battleground Arizona and Nevada

     AZCentral | The Arizona Republic via Yahoo News· 2 hours ago

     Nevada ranks fifth. Although the number and share of Latino eligible voters is growing, there is a...

4. • Why the Senate GOP is downplaying the chances of a red wave

     Politico via Yahoo News· 7 hours ago

     And Baldwin said she’s prioritizing showing up in her state’s red areas. Republicans...Democrats, on the other hand, are looking to compete in a state they haven’t won since 1988. “I think we're ...

5. • 

     Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signs 3.8% flat income tax into law

     Quad-City Times· 17 hours ago

     The law, Senate File 2442, builds on a tax overhaul Reynolds signed in 2022, which set Iowa’s tax...

6. • 

     The Crypto Bros Are Back—and They Have a Dangerous Political Goal

     Slate via Yahoo Finance· 6 hours ago

     —and introduced a bill, in the midst of the summer 2022 crypto crashes, that would have achieved...

7. • 

     Texas teachers make around $9,000 less than national average, guild reports

     Community Impact· 2 days ago

     The average Texas teacher will earn $62,463 during the 2023-24 school year. This is over $9,000...

8. • Today in History: May 2, Nelson Mandela claims victory in first democratic South Africa elections -...

     WTOP Washington· 12 hours ago

     There are 243 days left in the year. On May 2, 1994, Nelson Mandela claimed victory in the wake of South Africa’s first democratic elections; President F.W. de Klerk acknowledged ...

9. • 

     Trump: ‘Marco has this residency problem.’

     The Bulwark· 1 day ago

     DONALD TRUMP’S CAMPAIGN STAFF has assembled a dozen dossiers on possible running mates, but they largely remain unopened by the presidential candidate,...

10. • After no contest plea, a Texas representative’s charges for impersonating a public servant are...

      The Gilmer Mirror· 5 days ago

      “After no contest plea, a Texas representative’s charges for impersonating a public servant are dismissed” was first published by The Texas Tribune, a nonprofit ...

11. • 

      Trump: It’s up to states to monitor pregnancies, prosecute abortions

      The Hill via Yahoo News· 2 days ago

      Former President Trump in a new interview suggested states with restrictive abortion bans might...