HOUSTON — Yesterday, Vice President and hand-selected Democratic Presidential Nominee Kamala Harris arrived in Houston. Today, she will keynote the American Federation of Teachers national convention.
HOUSTON — Today, President Biden announced he is suspending his presidential campaign and will not be seeking re-election.
HOUSTON — On November 10, 2023, Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo held a press conference in her official capacity as County Judge. The official press conference quickly turned into a political rally, as she attacked Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg and endorsed her opponent in the Democratic primary, George Soros-funded Sean Teare.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 15, 2024 Media Contact: Sam Somogye HOUSTON — Hours ago, in the election trial contest of Tami C. Pierce vs. Dasean A. Jones, Judge David Peeples ruled in favor of Tami Pierce and ordered a new election. The court found that 1,430 illegal votes were involved in the 180th District Court race and […]
If you have ever voted in a primary election in Harris County, I can guarantee it’s been in what’s called a “split primary.” What exactly is a split primary, though and how is it different from a joint primary?
HOUSTON — This weekend, the Harris County GOP reluctantly came to an agreement with the Harris County Clerk’s office to have a joint election for the upcoming primary.
HOUSTON — Today at Harris County Commissioners Court, statements were made that misrepresent the Harris County Republican Party’s position on the upcoming primary election. Having a joint primary would mean Democrats would be running a Republican primary election, something the Harris County GOP does not plan on letting happen anytime soon.
HOUSTON — The December 9 runoff election has concluded, all polling locations have reported, and Harris County GOP-endorsed candidates dominated the night.
Whereas: The Harris County Republican Party can, either by action of its Advisory Board or Executive Committee, endorse candidates for nonpartisan offices based on their qualifications, Republican voting history, and the unique considerations of each race, and
HOUSTON — Last night, the Texas Rangers issued five new search warrants to continue investigating the bid-rigging scandal perpetrated by County Judge Lina Hidalgo’s office. Over a year ago, it came to light that senior staff, including Judge Hidalgo’s chief of staff, allegedly rewarded an inexperienced, one-person Democrat consulting firm an $11 million contract in an apparent act of political favoritism at the cost of Harris County taxpayers.
