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As abandoned wells leak toxic water across West Texas, voters must choose between a qualified engineer and an extremist committed to weakening oversight.
UT students registered in another Texas county may qualify for a limited ballot during early voting in Travis County.
The first seven days of the 2026 midterm election fuel Democratic hopes but leave Republicans cautiously optimistic.
The Democrat running for Senate says he rejects the “progressive” label, but hasn’t changed his beliefs.
Both a provisional ballot and a limited ballot allow you to cast a vote but serve different purposes.
More than 5,700 ballots were cast over the weekend, bringing the total for the first week of early voting in Webb County to more than 26,300.
Democrat Gina Hinojosa has created a buzz in the Rio Grande Valley that Jaunita Reyna has never seen before. With polls showing Hinojosa and Gov. Greg Abbott in a tight race heading into Nov. 3, people are starting to believe a kid from the Valley just might make it to the governor's mansion – something that has never happened in Texas history.
More than 30 polling locations are accessible by DART bus or rail, according to a Dallas Morning News analysis of early vote locations and public transit lines.
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