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Isaac leading the race for Republican primary runoff election for Texas House District 73

Isaac has a slim lead over Casteel in the runoff election.

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Early primary election results show Barron Casteel with a slim lead in House District 73 race

Three Republican candidates have filed for the open House District 73 seat.

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UPDATED: Barron Casteel maintains lead in House District 73 race according to unofficial primary election results

Three Republican candidates have filed for the open House District 73 seat.

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Election results 2022: Texas House District 73 primary

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

12 headlines that defined 2021 in San Antonio

From mass vaccinations and the end of pandemic restrictions in Texas to a historic winter storm and the last lap for some local leaders, 2021 delivered one overcrowded news cycle after another.

Texas lawmaker videotaped near steps of U.S. Capitol during Jan. 6 riot will not seek reelection

Texas state Rep. Kyle Biedermann, who appeared to be captured on video standing near the steps of the U.S. Capitol while rioters clashed with police Jan. 6, will not seek reelection.

In fast-growing Central Texas, redistricting sparks political reshuffling in upcoming statehouse and congressional races

The fast-growing region likely will see a considerable number of new state and federal lawmakers after the 2022 election. And in many cases, they will be representing districts whose boundaries have significantly shifted.

Texas GOP member denies there was any insurrection on January 6

'You were not there. You don't know what happened.'

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2021: The Best and Worst Legislators

Lawmakers faced blackouts, a pandemic, and their own worst impulses. Amid the chaos, we plucked out the leaders—and the losers.

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Video shows Texas lawmaker near steps of U.S. Capitol as rioters clashed with officers

A video uploaded to the social networking site Parler shows state Rep. Kyle Biedermann standing near the steps of the U.S. Capitol Jan. 6, as a mob clashed with Capitol Police Officers.

Texas lawmaker who was in DC during insurrection refuses to release his state emails from early January

AUSTIN, Texas – A Texas state representative from Fredericksburg has refused a request from the KSAT 12 Defenders to release public emails from the dates surrounding his trip to Washington, D.C., to attend a President Donald Trump rally. Under Texas law, email inboxes maintained by taxpayer-funded government agencies, including the Texas Legislature, are public. Biedermann’s chief of staff, Karin Dyer, responded to the request in late January claiming the office had nothing responsive to release. Coincidentally, on Jan. 6, Biedermann received an email from Abbott naming a person from his district to the Texas Board of Professional Geoscientists. AdThe Defenders have filed a complaint against Biedermann’s office with the attorney general’s office over the refusal to release the emails.

Texas secession bill formally filed in state legislature

After weeks of touting his secession bill on social media, State Rep. Kyle Biedermann, R-Fredericksburg, formally filed the proposed legislation on Friday, which would give Texans a chance to explore opting out of the union in a referendum. “It is now time that the People of Texas are allowed the right to decide their own future. Let Texans Vote!”The bill is unlikely to pass and has already been rebuked by fellow Republicans, including State Rep. Jeff Leach, R-Dallas. Based on what you’ve said the bill does, it seems like the most anti-American bill I’ve seen in my 4+ terms in the Texas House. https://t.co/xQOqDi80qj — Jeff Leach (@leachfortexas) January 17, 2021Biedermann said a petition he created in support of the bill garnered more than 12,000 signatures.

Texas can't secede from the U.S. Here's why.

Every few months, the question seems to come up: If Texas wanted to, could it secede from the United States? And even if it did, experts say, Texas can’t just secede. Yet the myth that Texas can easily secede persists, in part, because of the state’s history of independence. In the years after Texas joined the United States, tensions over slavery and states’ rights mounted. After the Civil War, Texas was readmitted to the Union in 1870.

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Texas can't legally secede from the U.S., despite popular myth

Historical and legal precedents make it clear that Texas could not leave the Union — at least not legally. And even if it did, experts say, Texas can't just secede. AdYet the myth that Texas can easily secede persists, in part, because of the state’s history of independence. It says nothing of splitting apart from the United States. After the Civil War, Texas was readmitted to the Union in 1870.

‘We wanted to be heard’: Texas lawmaker explains why he attended Trump rally in DC on day of deadly insurrection

A Texas state representative from the Hill Country who was in Washington, D.C. last week for a rally in support of President Donald Trump later downplayed the deadly insurrection at the U.S. Capitol during a talk radio appearance. (The FBI has arrested or is seeking out dozens of far-right Trump supporters and white nationalists after they were seen inside the Capitol.) The lawmaker’s comments came during a Jan. 7 appearance on the show, as Biedermann described why he traveled to Washington D.C. for the rally the day before. District 73 deserves better representation.”The Texas Democratic Party called on state Republican leadership, including Gov. We’ll see what side of history Texas Republicans choose to stand on,” said Texas Democratic Party spokesperson Abhi Rahman.

Texit? State representative will file bill to allow Texas to secede from the United States

State Rep. Kyle Biedermann, R-Fredericksburg, told his supporters on Facebook that he plans to file a bill allowing for a referendum on secession. The federal government is out of control and does not represent the values of Texans. Biedermann did not offer more specifics on the bill, which has yet to be filed, online records show. In 1868, the Supreme Court maintained that Texas is in an “indissoluble relation” when it became part of the United States. The representative was once photographed at a Halloween party in a “gay Hitler” costume based on a Saturday Night Live character.

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