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Parents, onlookers urged police to charge into Uvalde elementary school

Onlookers urged police officers to charge into the Texas elementary school where a gunman’s rampage killed 19 children and two teachers.

Remembering the victims of the Uvalde elementary school shooting

Here’s what we know about the victims of the Robb Elementary School shooting in Uvalde.

2 air quality alerts in effect for 10 regions in the area

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Parents, onlookers urged police to charge into Uvalde elementary school

Remembering the victims of the Uvalde elementary school shooting

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Moderate Democrats win two key South Texas runoffs, while another is too close to call

U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar’s too-close-to-call runoff got most of the attention, but three other primary runoffs Tuesday carried big stakes for Democrats as they try to defend South Texas from a new GOP offensive.

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Texas GOP primary runoff results show most legislative incumbents prevailing, bucking past trends

In Texas Legislature runoffs, three of four Republican House incumbents succeed, while Democrats set their sights on retaining a South Texas Senate seat.

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Texas voters will choose party nominees Tuesday in the primary runoff election

Follow The Texas Tribune’s coverage of election results for the primary runoff elections for attorney general, U.S. House and the Texas Legislature.

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Partisan spats over vote counting mean Harris County’s election results will likely be late again

Waiting for final results from Houston and Harris County has become an unwelcome Texas political ritual. The county’s sheer size is part of the problem, but so is party squabbling over counting procedures.

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Election day: Ballots, voting locations for 2022 Texas primary runoff

Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on May 24 for the primary runoff election.

A GOP power grab shatters 30 years of political progress for Black voters in Galveston County

Republicans dismantled the only Galveston County commissioners precinct in which voters of color held political clout. It’s a major blow for Black and Hispanic voters who had been building political momentum.

U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz is the target of a bar association complaint over his role in undermining the 2020 election results

A group of lawyers says Cruz played an outsized role in the efforts to void the 2020 election results and accuses him of repeatedly making false claims about voter fraud.

Underdog Jane Hope Hamilton angling for an upset against Jasmine Crockett in Dallas-area congressional primary

Crockett is running on her experience as a legislator, a civil rights attorney and as the incumbent’s hand-picked successor. Hamilton is running on her more than 20 years as a behind-the-scenes congressional staffer and campaign adviser.

South Texas Democrats fight to shape their party’s future in primary runoffs

Democratic primary runoffs for two congressional districts and two legislative seats in South Texas highlight the candidates’ divergent visions for the party in a region the GOP is heavily targeting.

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In Texas visit, Donald Trump rallies Republican voters to deliver a GOP wave in November midterms

The former president criticized Democrats, who control Congress and the White House, on a number of issues. He also praised Texas Republicans he’s endorsed in this month’s primary runoff.

‘We had a success story,’ Mail ballot rejections plummeted in May 7 election

Though more Bexar County voters voted by mail in the May 7 election than had in the Mar. 1 primary, the preliminary mail ballot rejection rate of 3% was far lower than the 21.7% that left thousands of ballots uncounted two months earlier.

‘A Conversation with San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg’ Event Hosted by The Texas Tribune on May 25

San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg will talk battles over local control and what’s next for the Alamo City

Largely aligned on policy, candidates in Democratic runoff for lieutenant governor push their experience

The winner will face a tough challenge against Republican incumbent Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick.

Even if you didn’t vote in March primary, you can vote in runoff election

Candidates are making their final pitches to voters ahead of the runoff election to decide local and statewide primary races.

George P. Bush’s family name proves to be key obstacle in his race against Ken Paxton for attorney general

George P. Bush is running for attorney general as a Trump-supporting, hard-right social conservative. But voters associate his family name with the party’s moderate wing. That could hurt him in the Republican primary runoff.

Here’s how, where to vote early in Bexar County for the 2022 Texas primary runoff election

Early voting is Feb. 14-25 with the exception of Presidents’ Day on Feb. 21.

Everything to know about voting in the 2022 Texas primary runoff election on May 24

The May 24 runoff election will decide races that did not have a majority winner during the March 1 primary.

🗳 FULL BALLOTS: 2022 Democratic, Republican primary runoff ballots for Bexar County

See every candidate, race on the ballot for the May 24 Democratic and Republican primary runoff in Bexar County.

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Crystal Mason’s contentious illegal voting conviction must be reconsidered, criminal appeals court says

Mason said she didn’t know she was ineligible to vote when she cast a provisional ballot in 2016, but she was sentenced to five years in prison. Now, the Court of Criminal Appeals says an appellate court that affirmed her conviction must look again at the evidence of Mason’s intent.

Weigh in: Do you trust the voting process? Should felons be allowed to cast a ballot?

When it comes to voting these days, it’s a bit of a hot topic.

Runoff races to watch in the 2022 midterm primary on May 24

A handful of races that didn’t have a decisive winner during the March midterm primary election will be decided in a runoff on May 24.

What happened in the May 7 local election: City, school bonds up and down; state amendments pass; new mayors

The two biggest bond packages on the ballot — $1.2 billion for the City of San Antonio and $992 million for Northside ISD — were both approved by voters.

May 7 Election results: All results for joint constitutional amendment, general, special, charter and bond election

Find the latest, updated election results for the election in San Antonio and surrounding areas on May 7, 2022.

May 7 Election results: School, College Districts

Find the latest, updated results for the election on May 7, 2022.

May 7 Election results: Municipalities, Water Districts

Find the latest, updated results for the election on May 7, 2022.

May 7 Election results: San Antonio Bonds

Find the latest, updated results for the election on May 7, 2022.

May 7 Election results: Texas Constitutional Amendment Propositions

Find the latest, updated election results for the May 7, 2022, election.

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Texas voters approve two modest property tax relief measures

The state’s high property taxes have taken center stage as Texas’ real estate market explodes and drives up home values.

Ken Paxton says he’s being sued by the state bar for misconduct over his lawsuit challenging the 2020 election

A few hours after saying he was being sued by the bar, Paxton’s office announced an investigation into the Texas Bar Foundation for “facilitating mass influx of illegal aliens.”

TribCast: Ross Ramsey reflects on four decades of Texas politics

On this week’s episode, Matthew, Evan and Alexa reminisce with Texas Tribune co-founder and Executive Editor Ross Ramey as he wraps up his last day of work.

‘Held hostage’: Committee member says she’s not comfortable with K9s For Warriors being on 2022 bond

A local realtor on San Antonio’s facilities bond committee said there was no justification to include money for a questionable K9 nonprofit in the city’s latest bond package.

Bexar County elections officials try to prevent another ‘tsunami’ of mail ballot rejections

For the May 7 election, every mail ballot is sent out with an informational insert reminding the voter about a new, ID number requirement that tripped up many people in the March 1 Primary elections.

Where to vote in Bexar County for May 7 bond, constitutional amendment election

Election Day in Bexar County for the May 7 joint constitutional amendment, general, special, charter and bond election is almost here.

Why a proposed expansion of a veteran service dog program is drawing scrutiny ahead of San Antonio bond election

The proposed expansion of a veteran service dog program in San Antonio has been criticized as voters decide whether to give it more than $2 million in city bond money.

Texas constitutional amendment proposals seek to reduce taxes

Two proposed constitutional amendments would lower property taxes for homeowners if they are approved by voters on May 7.

Beto O’Rourke returns to San Antonio for student town hall event

Gubernatorial candidate Beto O’Rourke returned to San Antonio for a student town hall as part of his “People of Texas Campaign.”

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Texas’ primary runoff election is May 24. Here’s what to know about voting.

Early voting ended Friday. Mail-in ballots must be returned by May 24.

Analysis: Texas lawmakers listen to the voters who show up

Politicians are always listening to voters — but the ones who actually select the state’s elected officials have a lot more clout than those who stay home. You can see it in the way lawmakers govern.

Analysis: Gerrymandering has left Texas voters with few options

Texans who don’t vote in primaries and primary runoffs are missing a chance to choose who goes to Congress and the Texas Legislature. Thanks to the political maps drawn by lawmakers last year, only a handful of those contests will be competitive in November.

City Council to review draft of new council district map Wednesday

An advisory committee made up of council appointees has created the first draft of a new council district map, based on the 2020 U.S. Census numbers. Under the proposal, nine out of 10 districts would have their boundaries shifted.

‘Inside the interim with San Antonio lawmakers’ from The Texas Tribune

San Antonio lawmakers discuss midterms and goals for the next legislative session during a Texas Tribune event.

Everything to know about voting in the May 7 constitutional amendment, special and bond election

On May 7 voters can weigh in on two state constitutional amendments as well as a city bond proposals in San Antonio. Several local school districts have bond issues on the ballot and there are some municipalities deciding on mayor and city council races.

🗳 FULL BALLOT: May 7 joint constitutional amendment, general, special, charter and bond election

See every candidate, race on the ballot for the May 7 election in Bexar County.

Cibolo mayor’s felony plea deal allows him to finish second term

Stan "Stosh" Boyle was accused of aggravated perjury and tampering with a government document with intent to defraud over his application for a spot on the ballot in Cibolo’s November 2019 election.

Here’s your ballot for the May 24 Texas primary runoff election

See the full list of candidates in the Democratic and Republican primary runoffs, and find out who’s on your ballot based on where you live.

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More than 12% of mail-in ballots were rejected in Texas under new GOP voting rules, final tally shows

Figures released by the Texas secretary of state show that more than 24,000 Texas voters had their ballots rejected in the March primary. The rejection rate is a significant increase over previous elections.

“Unwinnable race”: State Sen. Beverly Powell of Burleson ends reelection bid, citing redrawn political map

Powell, a Democrat, had won Senate District 10 by winning over a coalition of diverse voters in Tarrant County. The GOP redrew the district to branch out to counties to the south and west that made it more rural and more white.

Mayoral and council member candidates address issues before public

Elections for school boards and city council races — and two proposed constitutional amendments — will be held in May, and the last day to reg…

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Analysis: When 1 in 8 Texas mail ballots gets trashed, that’s vote suppression

Nearly 23,000 Texans voted in this month’s party primaries and saw their mail ballots rejected by election officials, evidently an aftershock from new state laws that were supposed to make voting easier and more secure.

Analysis: Whatever the campaigns say, the Texas electric grid isn’t fixed yet

After 2021’s winter storm electric blackouts, Texas lawmakers worked to shore up the state’s electric grid. But they’re not finished, despite what you might hear from campaigning politicians.

At least 18,000 Texas mail-in votes were rejected in the first election under new GOP voting rules

In just 16 of the state’s largest counties, more than 18,000 mail-in ballots were rejected, most for failing to meet the new law’s ID requirements. A full statewide tally isn’t yet available.

Libya PM defiant as lawmakers set to name new leader

Libya’s prime minister has taken a defiant stand against efforts to appoint a new interim government

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Mail-in ballots botched in Willacy County

RAYMONDVILLE — Elections officials mailed botched ballots to 68 Willacy County voters who requested mail-in ballots to vote in the March 1 Democratic primary election. Republican Party ballots weren’t affected, Wolf Chapa, the Willacy County Republican Party chairman, said. By Wednesday afternoon, the 68 voters who were mailed botched ballots are expected to receive corrected ballots, Joe Vasquez, the county election’s office assistant, said. By Monday afternoon, Sam Taylor, the Secretary of State’s office spokesman, said the Democratic Party chairs sent incorrect ballot information that appeared on Willacy County’s Democratic Party ballots. However, Solis said he hadn’t come across the problem in Willacy County.

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Despite key win, Venezuela's opposition split over strategy

A deeply symbolic victory for Venezuela’s opposition hasn’t resolved a deep divide over its strategy

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Honduras vote raises fears of violence at ‘key moment’ for Central America

Sunday's presidential election reflects an intense political fight in a country U.S. prosecutors call a "narco-state."

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Iraqi PM al-Kadhimi survives Baghdad 'assassination attempt'

Mustafa al-Kadhimi said he was unhurt in the attack on his house, said to be by an armed drone.

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ELECTION LETTERS

The deadline for letters to the editor about candidates in the Nov. 2 General Election has passed, but we will be running letters already submitted in the paper and online

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France elections: Far-right National Rally loses key battleground states - poll

Marine Le Pen's National Rally had hoped to win a regional powerbase ahead of next year's election.

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Macron's party loses big in France's regional elections

French President Emmanuel Macron’s centrist party, La République en Marche, garnered only 10.9 % of the vote in Sunday's regional elections, which saw bigger wins for mainstream left-and-right wing parties, according to an exit poll by Elabe. Why it matters: Sunday's regional elections are seen as a barometer for next year's national elections, which are only 10 months away, Politico reports.Stay on top of the latest market trends and economic insights with Axios Markets. Subscribe for freeThe g

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Nepal president dissolves Parliament; elections in November

Nepal’s president dissolved Parliament and announced fresh elections on Saturday after the prime minister, who was heading a minority government and was unlikely to secure a vote of confidence in the chamber, recommended the move. A notice issued by President Bidya Devi Bhandari’s office set the elections for Nov. 12 and 19. Nepal has been grappling with a political crisis at the same time it's struggling with a coronavirus surge and record numbers of daily infections and deaths, amid acute shortages of hospital beds, medication and oxygen.

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Millions to vote in bumper set of elections

Local and national contests - many delayed by Covid - are taking place in England, Scotland and Wales.

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Cobb County officials reduce early voting locations ahead of Georgia Senate runoff elections

Cobb County officials reduce early voting locations ahead of Georgia Senate runoff elections Elections officials in Cobb County, Georgia, is reducing the number of early voting locations for the January Senate runoff elections. President-elect Joe Biden won Cobb County, in suburban Atlanta, 56% to 42%. Chairman of the Cobb County Republican Party Jason Shepherd joins CBSN's "Red & Blue" anchor Elaine Quijano to discuss the decision and the upcoming elections.

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Trump threatens social media after Twitter fact-checks him

WASHINGTON President Donald Trump on Wednesday threatened social media companies with new regulation or even shuttering after Twitter moved a day earlier to add fact checks to two of his tweets. Trump and his campaign angrily lashed out Tuesday after Twitter added a warning phrase to two Trump tweets that called mail-in ballots fraudulent and predicted that mail boxes will be robbed, among other things. Trump did not explain his threat Wednesday, and the call to expand regulation appeared to fly in the face of long-held conservative principles on deregulation. The protections have been credited with allowing the unfettered growth of the internet for more than two decades, but now some Trump allies are advocating that social media companies face more scrutiny. Why are they getting subsidized by federal taxpayers to censor conservatives, to censor people critical of China.

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Trump threatens social media after Twitter fact-checks him

President Donald Trump answers questions from reporters during an event on protecting seniors with diabetes in the Rose Garden White House, Tuesday, May 26, 2020, in Washington. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)WASHINGTON President Donald Trump threatened social media companies with new regulation or even shuttering on Wednesday after Twitter added fact checks to two of his tweets. Trump, the historically prolific tweeter of political barbs and blasts, claimed on Twitter early Wednesday that tech giants silence conservative voices." Trump and his campaign had lashed out Tuesday after Twitter added a warning phrase to two Trump tweets that called mail-in ballots fraudulent and predicted that mail boxes will be robbed, among other things. The protections have been credited with allowing the unfettered growth of the internet for more than two decades, but now some Trump allies are advocating that social media companies face more scrutiny.

Pandemic makes voter registration more challenging, organizations say

SAN ANTONIO Registering voters isn't what it used to be after the shutdowns brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. She said since Texas is not among 39 other states that allow online voter registration, SVREP must try to reach new voters the best way it can. "We've been doing voter registration for 46 years. The Republican Party of Texas will do much of the same, said Chairman James Dickey. "We're looking for 10,000 volunteers to each help us register 10 new Republican voters," Dickey said.

Trump's pitch to voters: Trust me, economy will soar in 2021

(AP Photo/Evan Vucci, File)WASHINGTON President Donald Trump has a new pitch to voters for this fall: Trust me. Its a transition to greatness, Trump says over and over, predicting a burgeoning economy come the fall. Now, Trump is making the case to voters that if he helped bolster the economy once, he can do it again. "Ill do it a second time.It's not just next year that will be a mystery to voters on Election Day. "The president is placing a bet by reopening the economy before public health officials believe it is safe.

Trump's pitch to voters: Trust me, economy will soar in 2021

(AP Photo/Evan Vucci, File)WASHINGTON President Donald Trump has a new pitch to voters for this fall: Trust me. Its a transition to greatness, Trump says over and over, predicting a burgeoning economy come the fall. Now, Trump is making the case to voters that if he helped bolster the economy once, he can do it again. "Ill do it a second time.It's not just next year that will be a mystery to voters on Election Day. "The president is placing a bet by reopening the economy before public health officials believe it is safe.

$145M from midterm elections came from anonymous donors

$145M from midterm elections came from anonymous donors The 2014 midterm elections were the most expensive in history. And, as Nancy Cordes reports, an estimated $145 million in campaign funding came from anonymous sources.

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Midterm elections: Tough struggle for incumbent Landrieu in La.

Midterm elections: Tough struggle for incumbent Landrieu in La. If elections were held today, Republicans would pick up six seats in the Senate giving them the majority. But control of the Senate might hang in the balance until December, when the entire political world could descend on Louisiana. Nancy Cordes reports.

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Midterm elections

Midterm elections Anthony Salvanto, CBS News Elections Director, discusses how the races are shaping up two weeks before the midterm elections.

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