Texas House passes GOP redistricting plan
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On this edition of "Houston Live and Local, we have the latest as the Texas House met to discuss redistricting on Wednesday. Also, a 3-alarm fire in Houston left numerous residents without a home, and much more. 28,396 people played the daily Crossword ...
Republican lawmakers are pursuing the unusual mid-decade redistricting plan amid pressure from President Donald Trump to protect the GOP’s slim majority in the U.S.
A Houston attorney has filed an ethics complaint against House Democratic Caucus Chair Gene Wu, D-Houston, after the caucus livestreamed Texas House proceedings on social media platforms including a Democratic fundraising link to ActBlue.
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