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Travis County Will Open Drive-Through Ballot Drop-Offs Beginning Oct. 1
Travis County voters will be able to hand-deliver their mail ballots at three Central Austin locations
Commissioners Court
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Candidates Step Gingerly Into Senate Special Election Fray
Eddie Rodriguez, Greg Casar, and Sarah Eckhardt all moving toward race to succeed Kirk Watson
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Travis County Primary Candidates Jockey to Champion Criminal Justice Change
A closer look at the heated District Attorney, County Attorney, and County Court at Law races
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Travis County Prosecutor to Fill County Court of Law Judicial Seat
County Commissioners selected Dimple Malhotra by a 4-0 vote
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$20 Million State Grant Comes Through for Indigent Defense
Texas Indigent Defense Commission approves four-year grant to create public defender’s office
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Palm School: A Battle Between City, County, Advocates, and Rodeo Austin
County Judge Eckhardt goes big, community stands firm
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Sarah Eckhardt’s State of the County Address Features Brags and Worries
The state of Travis County is strong, but challenges remain
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“Criminal D.A.” Plan Simmers at County
Commissioners to consider legislative role on Nov. 13
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County Re-Budgets to Save Community Programs
Despite Abbott’s cuts, criminal justice initiatives will survive ’til fall
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Slinging Mud: Sampson vs. Travillion
In response to challenger Arthur Sampson’s attacks, Travis County Commissioner front-runner Jeff Travillion joked, “I’m surprised to learn what a bad person I am.”
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Commissioners Vote to Fund D.A.’s Public Integrity Unit
State funds for PIU previously vetoed by Perry
