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To open a public oyster harvest area, officials must determine whether there are enough legal-sized oysters, which are three inches or greater, in the area.
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Spanish has become an important part of political campaigns in Texas. Research shows that candidates can use Spanish to reach specific Latino audiences, but language preferences vary among Hispanic voters.
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Lubbock had its first visit from President Donald Trump on Oct. 27 as he campaigned for Texas' Republican U.S. Senate candidate Attorney General Ken Paxton. Also in Lubbock at the same time, Democratic candidates were rallying around their U.S. Senate pick James Talarico. While Republicans stressed unity within the party and a focus on maintaining power, Democratic candidates called for change and attempted to reach across party lines.
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Early voting turnout is running ahead of the past two midterm elections, but participation varies widely across the state.
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