Federal trial over new Texas political maps is delayed by evidence disputes

Former Edinburg mayor acquitted of illegal voting years after high-profile arrest by state’s election fraud unit

Texas investigating meat processing plants over coronavirus outbreaks

Drive-thrus and free pencils: Texas plans for July elections with in-person voting

Texas judge will issue order that could greatly expand mail-in voting

Impacts of coronavirus on Texans of color clouded by incomplete data

TribCast: Texas health care workers take on the coronavirus

Texas Democrats again sue to ease vote-by-mail rules during coronavirus pandemic

Led by science, Clay Jenkins pushed Dallas County virus response ahead of Texas

Texas tells locals they must delay their upcoming May elections

Some local elections in Texas moving ahead despite coronavirus spread

Texas updates election reporting system to allow for tally of Super Tuesday delegates

Round two of fight over online voter registration for Texas drivers reaches federal court

Texas leaves the hard work of chasing an accurate census count to communities

National Democrats jump into new lawsuit over Texas voter registration requirements

Translators help Korean American voters in Harris County find their electoral voice

Appeals court overturns mandate for Texas to implement online voter registration for drivers

Texas Democrats are suing the state over its move to end temporary voting locations

Texas considering whether to hand driver’s license, citizenship information to Census Bureau

Texas ended temporary voting locations to curb abuse. Now rural and young voters are losing access.

How a decade of voting rights fights led to fewer redistricting safeguards for Texas voters of color

State leaders are looking for solutions after El Paso. Texas Latinos say they can start by changing the words they use.

Gov. Greg Abbott names new secretary of state months after botched voter roll review

Federal lawsuit claims Texas' mail-in ballot procedures are unconstitutional

A racist manifesto and a shooter terrorize Hispanics in El Paso and beyond

Gov. Greg Abbott is required to appoint a secretary of state “without delay.” It has been 63 days since the last one left.

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Many Texans’ votes are lost when they go to the wrong polling place. Counties see countywide vote centers as an answer.

Federal judges deny request to put Texas back under federal supervision for redistricting

"You don't forget it": President Trump’s "go back" tweet stokes old wounds for Texans of color

Census citizenship question ruling sets up legal path for Texans fighting the question

Running while brown: How Julián Castro is navigating white presidential politics

How a Supreme Court decision on the census citizenship question could affect representation in Texas