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Texas Democrats continue their walkout, House of Reps fails to meet a quorum for third time this week
The Texas House of Representatives failed to meet a quorum on Friday for the third time this week as Democratic lawmakers continued their walkout to block a vote on congressional voting maps sought by President Donald Trump in a widening national battle over redistricting.
Despite threats of arrest, losing their pay and other threats, calls from the governor, the majority of the Democrats did not ...
The Texas House of Representatives failed to meet quorum for the third time this week as a dramatic political standoff ...
The Speaker of the Texas House of Representatives announced new measures Friday targeting Democrats who fled the state to ...
Texas’ Republican attorney general and a GOP Illinois state senator filed a petition in more conservative Adams County rather ...
The Texas House of Representatives met on Friday, as a majority of Democrats have not returned after leaving the state. There were 95 members were present; a quorum was not met after roll call.
Texas Rep. Richard Raymond voiced harsh opposition to the GOP mid-decade redistricting plan, warning it’d harm minority ...
S en. John Cornyn, a Texas Republican, said on Thursday that FBI Director Kash Patel has granted his request for the federal ...
Texas House of Representatives Speaker Dustin Burrows discusses the state of the redistricting bill that would add five more ...
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