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Even with Propositions 1 and 3 passing, AISD's election campaign appeared doomed from the start
May 17, 2013 BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
May 10, 2013 BY NICK BARBARO
Half a percent of registered voters cast ballots on first day of early voting
May 3, 2013 BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
May 11 AISD Bond Election
April 26, 2013
AISD's community outreach needs to go back to school
February 8, 2013 BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
The City Council districting destination is settled. Is anybody driving the bus?
February 1, 2013 BY MIKE KANIN
School district struggles to narrow its needs before getting on the May ballot
January 25, 2013 BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
On corporate influence, 24-hour hiking, and affordable housing
January 18, 2013 BY MICHAEL KING
The public comment period on the new districting process was extended a week for more input
January 18, 2013 BY ELIZABETH PAGANO
WTP4, IDEA, Leslie, and more
January 4, 2013 BY THE NEWS STAFF
Bill Spelman's cancer scare, Austin Pets Alive!'s takeover at Town Lake, and more
January 4, 2013 BY MICHAEL KING
School finance lawsuits, AISD board shakeup, and more
January 4, 2013 BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
This year wasn't just about the November ballot, but that was a very big (literally) part too
January 4, 2013 BY THE NEWS STAFF
Former Sen. Barrientos, Commissioner Eckhardt, Dem Party Chair Andy Brown are top contenders
December 21, 2012 BY MIKE KANIN
On recusals, straight-ticket voting, and a bifurcated judiciary
December 7, 2012 BY JORDAN SMITH
Already, the schedule for unveiling geographic districts in Austin has been denounced as impractical
December 7, 2012 BY ELIZABETH PAGANO
Medical school planning begins, and associated care programs move to implementation
November 23, 2012 BY MIKE KANIN
Austin's real estate community fared well on their election investments, but affordable housing got dropped in the grease
November 23, 2012 BY AMY SMITH
Faced with having to provide health insurance to full-time workers, these head honchos just made sure every one of their employees was part-time instead
November 23, 2012 BY JIM HIGHTOWER
Redrawn boundaries turn veteran board member's precinct from blue to red
November 23, 2012 BY ELIZABETH PAGANO
From the Newsdesk Blog:
Former Dem County Chair Announces Run for Judge
June 8, 2013 BY MICHAEL KING
Right wing activist claims GOP doesn't want minority voters
June 5, 2013 BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Two propositions pass, but voters reject two more
May 12, 2013 BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Paul Turner announced retirement within weeks of bond election
April 25, 2013 BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Updated: Mayoral rumors swirl as successors line up
February 21, 2013 BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Term lengths allocation starts to reshape plans for higher office
January 23, 2013 BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Vince Torres to lead trustees as new era begins
November 20, 2012 BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
With voter approval, studio plans the next phase
November 14, 2012 BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
One Dem remains on influential bench
November 7, 2012 BY JORDAN SMITH
States pass marijuana legalization initiatives
November 7, 2012 BY JORDAN SMITH
The early vote and the E-day vote ride steady
November 6, 2012 BY MICHAEL KING
Major news outlets are calling the election for Barack Obama
November 6, 2012 BY MONICA RIESE
Always fun to do
November 6, 2012 BY JORDAN SMITH
You get what you deserve?
November 6, 2012 BY JORDAN SMITH
Most props & bonds passing -- but not all
November 6, 2012 BY MICHAEL KING
Unsurprisingly
November 6, 2012 BY MONICA RIESE
An hour-by-hour viewer's guide to Tuesday night's election coverage
November 6, 2012 BY NICK BARBARO
Make sure your choices are correct on Tuesday
November 5, 2012 BY MICHAEL KING
Reefer Madness looks at pot ballot measures around the country
November 2, 2012 BY JORDAN SMITH
New pro-reform PAC drops $30,000 behind candidates
October 31, 2012 BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
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