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Texas Democrats plea for donations to extend their walkout and block Trump's redistricting plan
Texas Democratic lawmakers who left the state to block a Republican plan for congressional redistricting are pleading for ...
Texas redistricting is no routine adjustment. The GOP aims to fracture Latino neighborhoods and dilute votes.
The GOP talks about “fair maps,” but by slicing densely Latino neighborhoods into multiple districts and confining others ...
Abbott threatens to remove Texas Democrats from office. Can he legally do that?
On Tuesday, Gov. Greg Abbott escalated the feud, filing a lawsuit asking the State Supreme Court to expel Rep. Gene Wu, chair ...
Texas Gov. Abbott claims FBI is going to search for Texas House Democrats
Republican Gov. Greg Abbott claimed that he had heard that the FBI will search for Texas House Democrats who left the state ...
North Texas lawmaker backs Gov. Greg Abbott's push to oust Democratic "ringleader" over redistricting standoff
Rep. Katrina Pierson says Democrats who fled the state to block redistricting votes should face consequences, as Gov. Abbott ...
Obama calls Texas GOP's redistricting plan a 'power grab that undermines our democracy'
Barack Obama called Texas Republicans' push to add five new Republican congressional seats "a power grab that undermines our ...
As Texas pushes redistricting plan to add 5 GOP House seats before 2026 elections, other states may follow
California may follow Texas' lead and redraw congressional districts for partisan advantage ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
Texas Gov. Wants Democrats Who Left State Kicked Out Of Office. Can He Legally Do It?
State officials are using what’s called a “quo warranto” process to ask the Texas Supreme Court to remove Democrats from ...
Five things to know about possible FBI involvement in Texas redistricting battle
Some Republicans are calling for the FBI’s involvement after Texas Democrats left the state to block Republicans from passing ...
Can Texas Republicans expel absent Democrats in redistricting fight?
A legal battle simmers in the Lone Star State, as GOP lawmakers try to wrangle their colleagues back to Austin to vote on redrawn midterm congressional maps.