The real presidential election took place Monday in state capitols across the country.
The real presidential election took place Monday in state capitols across the country.
Republicans push for Texas to implement a fetal-pain abortion law.
We have become red and blue states, liberals and conservatives, right- or left-wingers and, depending on who's doing the name-calling, un-patriotic socialists, crazy supremacists or frightened, bigoted isolationists.
The economy has been a campaign issue since forever. But how much will it matter when voters head to the polls on Tuesday?
A look at where the candidates stand in the battlegrounds.
Many Texans are trying to influence this year's presidential race with more than just their votes.
In past close contests, voters have drifted back to the mainstream.
- Fort Worth Brahmas won't play next year in Central Hockey League, looking for arena
- Fort Worth runoff update: Paz, Bivens, Ramos win
- Fort Worth District 5 candidate Gyna Bivens raises $49,960 in April, $43,000 from cops
- Tarrant County cities' sales tax allocations up 7.26 percent in June
- Moss raises $16,405, spends $21,332, in May for Fort Worth city council runoff
- Fort Worth lawmakers rally for Medicaid spending in Texas
- Perry Rocks the Gridiron in D.C.
- In last 3 weeks of campaign, Perry raised less than $400,000, spent more than $3 million
- Poll: Santorum way ahead of Romney, Gingrich and Paul among Texas Republicans
- Texans dominated funding of several Republican Super PACs
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