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Only 13 Races Look to be Close

ArticlesDallas Morning News • October 15, 2012 • Read more »

The Dallas Morning News writes:

…the 13 key contests could help decide whether public schools get some of the $5.4 billion they lost in last session’s budget cuts — and whether hospitals, doctors and certain health insurers are able to nudge state leaders to remain open-minded about expanding Medicaid.

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Dems Seen Gaining Seats, Not Control, of Texas House

ArticlesSan Antonio Express • October 7, 2012 • Read more »

Democrats are virtually guaranteed to snatch back some legislative seats lost in the 2010 election sweep, but not enough to seize control of the state House from Republicans, making for another GOP-controlled legislative session come January.

The Democrats’ poor showing two years ago left them with only 49 seats in the 150-member state House. A South Texas Democrat changed parties last year to create a 102-48 GOP supermajority. Continue Reading »

The Dallas Morning News recommended Stefani Carter for state representative, but her record on fracking is troubling

ArticlesDallas Morning News • September 25, 2012 • Read more »

Letter to the Editor: I was surprised to read The News recommendation of Stefani Carter for State Representative, especially when her co-sponsorship of a fracking bill was one of the reasons. Continue Reading »