Texas

Chris Talarico is already angling for the general election while his primary runoff isn't settled. That tells you everything about the Democratic playbook in Texas — and why it keeps failing.

A Democrat wins a Texas state race and suddenly the GOP is in crisis? The panic is overblown, but the lesson buried inside it is one Republicans can't afford to ignore.

A charismatic Democrat wins a Texas special election and the left starts dreaming of a blue state. But charm isn't a platform, and Texas voters haven't changed their minds about what matters.

The Texas Senate primaries aren't just a race. They're a referendum on whether Republican voters still trust the people claiming to represent them.

The political science of compact electoral minorities is real and fascinating. What Jasmine Crockett and James Talarico do with that power is a different question entirely.

Texas and North Carolina are kicking off the 2026 primaries, and the races to watch aren't the ones the consultants want you to follow.

Jim Jordan won't demand Tony Gonzales resign. He's right not to. Elections settle what press releases never can.