GREG CASAR

Last week, tenants from Seven Oaks were removed from San Antonio City Hall during a similar protest.

The request for a public health emergency declaration was part of a set of recommendations to allow abortion access to Texans who might not be able to travel out of state.

Things are brewing at this San Antonio Starbucks.

In February, the store became the first in Texas to seek labor representation.

The proposition passed with more than 85% voter approval.

It starts at 6 p.m. tonight.

May 24 runoffs to determine November general election ballot; In March primary races where no one received a majority of the vote, the top two candidates will face off in May.

Casar won the Democratic primary for Texas’ 35th Congressional District in a landslide victory last month and is expected to win the general election in November.

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‘Shouting Down Midnight’ is a hagiography of the state senator that tries to impose a triumph narrative for Texas Democrats where none exists.

What happened in Texas, fresh primary polls from swing states and the Ohio Democrat using a whiteboard to attack gerrymandering.

Progressive candidates also made strides locally.

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Greg Casar called his win a victory for Texas' progressive movement. Councilwoman Teri Castillo toasted him at his watch party in Austin.

Casar will be among the most progressive members of Congress ever to serve from Texas. During his tenure on the Austin City Council, he was best known for supporting cuts to the police department and his fight against encampment bans.

Casar is leading with just under 60% of the early vote total.

UPDATED: Greg Casar wins Democratic nomination for U.S. District 35 race; Republican candidates head to runoff

Find the latest, updated election results for the 2022 primary election in Texas on March 1, 2022.

As voters go to the polls on Tuesday, there are five primaries that Bexar County residents will want to keep an eye on.

National progressive groups and their allies in Congress are looking to the Texas primary to send a new class of stars to Congress.

Base battles in Texas House races, new swing state maps that Republicans aren't happy about, and an interview with CPAC's ringmaster.

Two frontrunners have emerged in the Democratic primary for Texas Congressional District 35, a district that spans from Austin to San Antonio.

Candidates were also endorsed by AOC.

Casar has impressive progressive endorsements, from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders. But he also is tied to some of Austin’s most progressive policies, which have attracted powerful enemies and turned off some moderate Democrats.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez came to Texas to back two candidates who share her platform.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez spoke in support of Greg Casar and Jessica Cisneros, both running in congressional districts in the Bexar County region.

The former city council member wants to win Bexar Democrats in the primary for Congressional District 35. But she faces stiff competition.

She'll be at Paper Tiger soon.

'I’m honored,' the political leader tweeted.

Another well-known name is joining the race for Texas' District 35.

He is running to represent parts of San Antonio, Austin, and surrounding suburbs.

He's a frequent target of the right.

Austin Police Chief Brian Manley speaks during a news conference near the scene where a woman was injured in a package bomb explosion, in Austin on March 12, 2018. REUTERS/Sergio FloresMultiple Austin City Council members said they lost faith in Police Chief Brian Manley on Friday and some asked him to resign following his handling of the ongoing protests against police brutality spurred by the death of George Floyd. Countless protesters had called in to the virtual city council meeting on Thursday, which Manley and City Manager Spencer Cronk also attended, to demand the police chief resign or be fired. Despite protesters' demands, the City Council doesn't have the authority to outright fire Manley, and neither does the city manager. Cronk can only demote Manley to his rank before he became department head.