Latest Update — November 15th

Here’s a quick recap of what happened over the last week: Prefiling Begins On Tuesday, current members and members that have just been elected began filing legislation for consideration for the upcoming regular session that will begin on January 14, 2025.  During a...

Latest Update — November 8th

Here’s a quick recap of what happened over the last week: Final Turnout Numbers in Texas A total of 11,304,202 Texans cast a ballot on Tuesday, which translates to 61% of the state’s 18.6 million registered voters.  The raw number of voters surpassed the 2020 total,...

Latest Update — November 1st

Here’s a quick recap of what happened over the last week: Early Voting Ends Today As of Wednesday, just shy of 7 million Texans had cast an early ballot, which translates to a 37% turnout.  Republicans are outvoting Democrats so far.  Nearly 2.3 million of the early...

Latest Update — October 25th

Early Voting Underway Texas added nearly 200,000 people to voter rolls in the last two weeks before the voter registration deadline in October.  Texas now has 18.6 million registered voters.  Since 2016, Texas has added 3.5 million registered voters. In 2020, 66.73%...

Latest Update — October 18th

Here’s a quick recap of what happened over the last week: Early Voting Starts Monday Early voting for the November 5th election starts this Monday, October 21st and runs through Friday, November 1st.  Early voting has become the preferred method of casting a ballot...

Latest Update — October 11th

Here’s a quick recap of what happened over the last week: Patrick Calls on CenterPoint CEO to Resign Lt. Governor Dan Patrick appeared before the Public Utility Commission – the state agency with regulatory authority over utility companies – to encourage the board of...