Gina Hinojosa, candidate for Texas governor, makes Waco stop in lead up to November election
Candidates this week made their final appeals to voters across the state.
Democratic Candidate for Texas Governor, Representative Gina Hinojosa, was among them with a Tuesday stop in Waco.
'Fixer Upper's' Clint Harp plans 125 mile run and bike to State Capital to drum up support for HOTNIR ahead of Tuesday's election
While folks across the state are making their last preparations to vote this week, one Waco celebrity is hoping to drum up voter support in a unique way.
Clint Harp, a Wacoan who grew to fame as the carpenter on Chip & Joanna Gaines’ Fixer-Upper, is planning a fundraiser and awareness campaign for the Heart of Texas Network for Immigrant Rights - one that has him running and biking 125 miles from Waco to the steps of the state capitol in Austin this Sunday.
He joined Brazos Bulletin this week to talk about it.
What to know about the candidates vying to replace Ken Paxton as Texas attorney general
It’s one of the most powerful positions in the Texas state government. The Texas Attorney General serves as the state’s lawyer. They have the power to interpret the Texas Constitution and investigate government officials.
With Ken Paxton stepping down after over a decade to run for U-S senator, the position is up for grabs.
Houston Public Media’s Julianna Washburn tells us about the candidates’ priorities in the final
Tuesday could be a historic election in Texas. Baylor's Pat Flavin helps us break down what to expect next week.
Early voting officially ends today for November’s midterm election. Big races are on the ballot across the state this year – from governor to US Senate. Locally, we’re watching three races: Texas Senate District 22, Teas House District 56 and County Commissioner Precinct 2.
Baylor Political Science Chair Pat Flavin sat down with host Molly-Jo Tilton to help break down some of those races, and make sense of some of the election news coming out of Texas.
Just as a note – this interview was recorded Wednesday morning, October 28.
