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Texas Democrats hold the line from hotel rooms as Abbott promises arrests
The risks are big for Texas Democrats — from $500-a-day fines, to extradition, to the more unlikely scenario of Abbott replacing them with hand-picked legislators, to facing civil arrest for violating the Legislature’s rules. They do not, however, face any civil or criminal charges and can only be forced back into the Capitol to take votes.
Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX) defended his state’s controversial redistricting move as necessary, given the Democrats’ own ...
Texas House Democrats flew to Illinois to block Republicans from passing a new congressional map that would boost GOP clout ...
"The lives of Texans come second to the desires of President Trump and his loyalists," the Houston Chronicle's editorial ...
The Texas governor's court threat could take months to resolve — despite a fast-approaching redistricting deadline.
The Express-News and the Houston Chronicle pieced together the most detailed picture to date of spending under Greg Abbott's ...
In June Governor Abbott signed two bills that, if approved by Texan voters in November, would grant property tax cuts to many ...
Texas Democrats fled the state Sunday, aiming to delay a plan to redraw the state's congressional map and give the GOP a bigger edge — an idea blessed by President Trump ...
Legal experts say it’s “inconsistent with the Texas Constitution” to argue a quorum break qualifies as abandoning an office.
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