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Texas legislative redistricting standoff enters second week | Morning in America
Texas Republicans will attempt to reconvene the state Legislature on Monday for a vote on redrawing congressional maps in their party’s favor, after many Democratic lawmakers left the state to deny Republicans the quorum they need.
Plus: Federalization takes hold in D.C.{beacon} TEXAS GOV. GREG ABBOTT (R) said Tuesday he’ll call for another special ...
Texas Republican leaders said Tuesday that they were prepared to end their stalemated special session and immediately begin ...
Both Texas Republicans and Democrats are ratcheting up their rhetoric over proposed US House maps that could give the GOP ...
The Texas House failed to meet quorum for the third time on Friday, as a political showdown continues to play out between ...
Newsom’s remarks come as Texas Democrats continue a high-profile standoff over proposed maps that could give Republicans five ...
Governor Abbott's clashes with Democrats over Texas redistricting intensify, with legal threats and the possibility of protracted stalemates while Dems resist GOP-led boundary manipulations.
Texas state Democrats had been plotting their departure for weeks. But most weren’t sure they were going—or where they were ...
The redistricting standoff in Texas is stretching into its second week with increased threats between red and blue states and ...
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