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Texas Secretary of State Gets Schooled on Voting Rights
Meanwhile, a hefty TV ad targets voter suppression bill
Greg Abbott
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Senate Confirms Abbott’s Nominee for State Office of Administrative Hearings Chief
Governor’s list has hundreds of unconfirmed “holdover” officials
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Making the Math Work on Real School Finance Reform
“Texas Plan” brings new money to Austin and other districts, but nothing’s final yet
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With a Possible Update to the Texas Open Meetings Act, Former Council Members Recall Local Scandal
How a TOMA misunderstanding changed Austin politics
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Congress Wants to Look at David Whitley’s Books
Investigation to look into Texas’ voter list fiasco
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Abbott Finally Appoints SOAH Chief
Kristofer Monson tapped as the state’s new Chief Administrative Law Judge
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SXSW Music News: Mitch Ballard Named Head of BMI’s New Austin Office
Texas governor welcomes performance rights organization
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Senate Delivers First Blow to Paid Sick Leave
SB 15, the boy who cried “voter fraud!” advance, and other Lege news
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Point Austin: “Show Us Your Papers”
The Whitley fiasco and the persistence of voter suppression
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Lege Lines: Senate Still Hasn’t Confirmed Texas Secretary of State David Whitley
Architect of recent “voter fraud” fiasco shifts blame to DPS
