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2005

 

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Vo Echoes Warnings
of Asian Vote Backlash

Asian vote fear factor among some House Republicans could be strike three for Heflin.

State Auditor Keel Honored
with 2005 Bob Bullock Award

Public Strategies Could See Big
Jump in Business with Merger

Hartnett Draws Praise from Dems
as Referee in Election Contest

Texas Party Leader Backs Dean
after Frost Drops DNC Chair Bid

Dems Re-Elect Jim Dunnam But
Backup Cast May Send Signal

Democrats Lose Some Power
as Craddick Picks House Team

LA Beats Texas for Plant
as Possible Rivalry Brews

Perry State of State Speech
Gets Widely Mixed Reviews

Lack of Opposition Doesn't Stop
Senators from Raising Big Bucks

GOP Turns Up Heat But Austin
Lobby is Leaning Toward Vo

Voinis Joins UT Athletics Shop
as First Communications AD

Four Candidates Vying
for State House Seat

Ex-lawmaker joins former judge and racing family member in race to replace Elizabeth Jones.

Straus Enlists Consultant Guerra
and Key Support in House Race

Ex-Supreme Court Judge Mulls
Bid for Open Texas House Seat

Special SA House Race Heating
Up in Wake of Jones' Exit for RRC

Craddicks Wins Again Despite
Protest Vote in State House

Strayhorn Sees `Scant' Surplus
as Perry Cheers Big Dollar Swing

Perry on Verge of Triple Play
as Regents Back RRC Member

Dewhurst Envisions Bold Plan
Without Need for Tax Increase

Elizabeth Jones May Have Shot
at RRC if Matthews Goes to TSU

Stick Drops Election Challenge
While Vowing Push for Reform

Dewhurst Summons Senators
to School Finance Meetings

Troubles at Texas Crime Labs
Spark Senate Committee Probe

Gambling Foes Sound Alarm
on Video Lottery Campaign

Racing Industry Forces Planning
Massive Grassroots Push for VLTs

 

 

01-21-05: One Sly Grandma

01-17-05: Disappearing Black Ink

01-10-05: Pre-Emptive Strike

12-21-04: Dollars and Sense

12-10-04: Turning the Tables

Dems Gain Seat - Maybe - as GOP Rolls on New Map

Most Valuable Victory
Best Incumbent Campaigns
Best Challenger Campaigns
Best Team Effort and more

 

Best of the Legislature 2005:
Preseason All-Session Team
Who will do the heaviest lifting when the game's on the line at the Texas Capitol this year?

Major Issues: Tracking Top
Priorities in 2005 Session

 

Hymel Joins Public Employees Association

United Way Policy VP Starts Capitol Blog

TIME Ranks Barton in Top 25 Evangelicals

Stekler to Host PBS Series on Legislature

Davidson Named GOP Lawyer

Alan Pollock Promoted at MGT

Ernie Angelo Named to DPS Board

Fortner Takes TRCC Press Position

Barton Teams Up with Dad at GOP

Leibowitz Picks Two for State Staff

THA Joins Workers' Comp Coalition

Strayhorn Taps Heleman for Key Post

Roy Blake Jr. Hires Two New Staffers

Campaign Money Quest: Spirit of Giving in 2004
The stakes were high and the war chests bulging for the Texas campaigns.

After the Remap: Republicans
Dominate Texas Freshmen Class

There are five new Republicans in the Texas delegation to Congress, but all seven freshmen should feel certain debt of gratitude to the GOP's redistricting coup in the Lone Star State.

The Texas 16 - More or Less -
Have Big Shoes to Fill in 2005

There are twice as many Democrats, four times as many men and several would-be members still waiting to find out if they will make the first roll call for the new Texas House freshmen class.

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