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‘Your vote matters’: Fort Worth residents share the importance of early voting
Energy was high in Fort Worth on Sunday as community members gathered for a “Party at the Polls” event hosted by the Fort Worth NAACP, where voters could enjoy free food, live music, and early voting all in one place.
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Caravan of early voters head to the polls in Fort Worth
On Sunday, the Fort Worth NAACP brought the community together with a “Party at the Polls” event near the Hazel Harvey Peace Center for Neighborhoods. Voters enjoyed free food, live music, and took part in an energetic caravan driving straight to the polls during early voting.
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This Houston science teacher wants to elect changemakers for public education
A Houston science teacher is taking her concerns about public education to the voting booth as she casts her ballot for politicians she hopes will give parents a voice in their children’s education. Ellis Avallone wants someone in power who represents the people of Texas, and a former educator has her vote for Senate this…
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Early voting begins as young voters weigh in on major issues
Young voters are making their voices heard during early voting. From concerns about affordability and job opportunities to reproductive health care, voters we spoke with say the issues impacting their daily lives are motivating them to head to the polls.
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‘I’m here for my grandchildren’: Texans are voting for the kids.
The future of Texas’ children is fueling these Fort Bend voters. From environmental sustainability to the violence of ICE, Richmond’s residents are looking for things to change in Texas for the next generation.
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Ken Paxton’s wealth manager scammed the elderly out of millions
Charles Loper—a close family friend, campaign donor, and the keeper of Paxton’s trust—preyed on the elderly, scamming them out of $14.5 million.
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‘It’s just terrible’: Veterans explain what’s driving their vote this year
President Trump may not appear on the ballot in Texas this election, but that isn’t stopping these veterans from voting against his interests. Aaron Westerfield and Pedro Filipowsky showed up to US Senate candidate James Talarico’s Fort Bend rally on Wednesday evening feeling passionate about what this election could do for active duty soldiers and…
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‘We Need TSU to Show Up’: Talarico encourages student voter turnout at Texas Southern University
Texas State Rep. James Talarico brought his US Senate campaign to Texas Southern University on Thursday, encouraging students to make their voices heard at the ballot box. The Democratic candidate’s “Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, Can’t Lose” tour stop at the Historically Black University focused on youth engagement and the power of student voters to shape…
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‘Trump tried to hijack public safety dollars. ’: Harris County’s attorney on protecting voters
Harris County Attorney Abbie Kamin is encouraging voters to head to the polls, highlighting efforts to protect mail-in ballots and election access for seniors, people with disabilities, and military members serving overseas. Kamin also criticized President Donald Trump, saying her office successfully challenged attempts to tie federal counterterrorism and public safety funding to election-related demands.…
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People are placing the ‘I voted’ stickers on Lorenzo Salgado’s memorial
People are leaving more than flowers at Lorenzo Salgado’s memorial in Houston’s East End. As early voting continues, voters have been placing their “I Voted” stickers at the site, turning the memorial into a powerful tribute while making their voices heard at the ballot box. “I voted for all people who deserve freedom,” said Andrew…
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Why South Texas could help shape control of Congress
South Texas is drawing national attention this election season. Redistricting reshaped several congressional districts in the region, and races in Districts 15, 28, and 34 are among those being closely watched as both parties compete for control of Congress.
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Young Texas voter: ‘My voice matters’
First-time voters and younger generations in Fort Bend are making their way to the polls for this year’s midterm elections. Inspired by the civic engagement of their generation, these young Texans are bringing their friends with them to cast their ballots.
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Richmond residents are voting against corruption in the Texas midterm elections
Corruption is a major concern for residents in Richmond, Texas, ahead of Election Day. Locals gathered yesterday at Talarico’s Fort Bend stop of the “Clear Eyes, Full Hearts” tour and voiced their support for a change in administration. Houston-area residents are hoping this election brings more honest politicians forward.
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Whitmire praises Talarico’s record, urges supporters to mobilize
Houston Mayor John Whitmire offered strong praise for Democratic state Rep. and James Talarico during a gathering at the home of US Rep. Sylvia Garcia (D-Houston), telling supporters he believes Talarico is “soon to be US Senator Talarico.” Whitmire highlighted Talarico’s record on criminal justice reform and affordability issues, saying he has always been a…
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This Houston science teacher wants to elect changemakers for public education
This Houston lawyer is heading to the polls with healthcare in mind and wants to elect politicians who prioritize the well-being of Black and brown communities. Anietie Akpan says that the history of medical racism in the US contributes to the current Black maternal healthcare crisis, and she wants to see that gap in care…
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‘We are leading in all things bad’: Jasmine Crockett urges Texans to vote for change
On Tuesday, US Rep. Jasmine Crocket (D-Dallas), made a stop at the Tarrant County Subcourthouse, encouraging Texas residents to make their voices heard and to vote for change this midterm election. Early voting runs now through Oct. 30. Election Day is Nov. 3.
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Young voters share why they’re casting ballots during Talarico’s University of Houston stop
State Rep. James Talarico brought his “Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, Can’t Lose” tour to the University of Houston as part of his US Senate campaign, encouraging students to get involved in the political process and make their voices heard at the ballot box. Several students told Courier Texas they’re motivated to vote by a desire…
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Texas voters are breaking rank over data centers
The data center boom in Texas has become a focal point this midterm election for both candidates and voters as residents across the state demand more action from their elected officials to put a stop to it.
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Tarrant County Judge candidate shares the importance of down-ballot races
Democratic nominee for Tarrant County Judge Alisa Simmons spoke on the importance of down-ballot races at the Tarrant County Subcourthouse on Tuesday, highlighting how those positions directly impact local residents.
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Texas data centers are getting massive tax breaks
Data centers are getting big tax breaks in Texas. A report from ABC 13 showed they got more than $1 billion in tax breaks in 2025.
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Texans revolt against ‘billion-dollar bullies’ over a data center
For the last year, Fort Worth residents have been fighting “billionaire bullies” who want to build a massive hyperscale data center in their community.
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Rep. Greg Casar: Elon Musk is ‘the most dangerous man in America’
Speaking at Sen. Bernie Sanders’ Fighting Oligarchy Tour stop in Houston on Tuesday, US Rep. Greg Casar (D-Austin) criticized Elon Musk for everything from giving himself tax cuts and huge government contracts to cutting basic services and “pushing his dangerous racism down our throats.” On the latter, he pointed toMusk’s recent call for the release…
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‘Watchdogs, not lapdogs’: Democrats rally in Dallas as early voting begins
Sarah Eckhardt, the Democratic nominee for Texas Comptroller, made a stop in Dallas as early voting kicked off on Monday, Oct. 19, encouraging voters to cast their ballots for candidates who will act as watchdogs for the government, not lapdogs for the rich and powerful. Early voting runs through Oct. 30, and Election Day is…
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Democratic candidate for Lt. Gov. Vikki Goodwin rallies Houston voters
Democratic candidate for Texas lieutenant governor Vikki Goodwin energized a packed crowd Tuesday afternoon at Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church during Sen. Bernie Sanders’ rally in Houston. Goodwin—who was just endorsed by Sanders—highlighted her Texas CARES healthcare plan, criticized Republican Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick’s record on healthcare, and told supporters she’s taking her message to communities…
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For South Texas voters, the immigration issue hits close to home
In McAllen on Saturday, at the No Kings rally, this local resident said immigration enforcement and the Rio Grande Valley’s binational culture are shaping political conversations across South Texas.
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Letitia Plummer urges Harris County voters to support Democratic ticket
Early voting is underway and Democratic candidate for Harris County judge Letitia Plummer is calling on voters to head to the polls, pointing to issues including health care access, criminal justice reform, infrastructure, and disaster preparedness.
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North Texas Republican endorses James Talarico for US Senate
Alan Steelman, a former Republican Dallas congressman, showed his support for Democratic US Senate candidate James Talarico during a campaign stop in Plano on Sunday night. His remarks came during Talarico’s first “Clear Eyes, Full Hearts” barnstorm stop the day before early voting begins in Texas.
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‘It’s about flipping the state of Texas’: US Rep. Christian Menefee on first day of early voting
On the first day of early voting, US Rep. Christian Menefee criticized Republican leaders, arguing they have abandoned Texas values through their approaches to immigration, public education, healthcare, and disaster response.
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Former Trump voter protests MAGA administration in South Texas
At the No Kings rally in McAllen on Saturday, one former Trump voter shared concerns about accountability and corruption in the Trump administration.
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Dallas County sees unprecedented voter turnout on first day of early voting
Early voting for the mditerm election begins today in Texas, and our DFW Political Correspondent Katie Serrano caught up with Oak Lawn Democratic Election Judge David Fisher at the Oak Lawn Branch Library to hear about the unprecedented amount of voters heading to the polls.
































































