Election administrators say letting people cast a ballot at any polling site is more convenient for voters and cheaper for local governments.

Dallas County commissioners are scheduled to discuss which electronic poll book vendor to choose for upcoming elections.

SB 846, filed by Sen. Bryan Hughes would give unprecedented prosecutorial powers to the attorney general on issues of voter fraud and abortion.

Texas decertified a widely used electronic pollbook after problems in November. Will a fix arrive in time for the next election?

Under the ruling, in a Houston-area case that is set to be reheard, prosecutors must seek permission from the Texas Ethics Commission before indicting politicians and lobbyists who run afoul of campaign finance and ethics laws.

The Frisco City Council voted to approve a special election on May 3 for voters to decide whether or not they approve the issuance of up to $160 million for the center.

President Donald Trump pardoned nearly 1,500 people who were convicted of attacking the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. Some of those included high-profile North Texans.

AUSTIN, Texas - The Texas Senate 's plans for school vouchers could head to the Senate floor as early as Wednesday. Like previous bills from past sessions, the bill would create "education savings accounts" that incentivize pulling students from public school to attend private schools.

None of the candidates selected so far interviews are from Bexar County, though several election department staffers applied.

Opportunities: 64% of Texans believe there should be a way for undocumented immigrants to stay in the U.S. legally if certain requirements are met, while 36% of Texans believe that undocumented immigrants should not be legally allowed to stay.

With city and school elections just a few months away, election officials in more than 60 Texas counties are scrambling to replace a key piece of voting equipment that’s no longer in service: the electronic pollbooks they use to check voters in at the polls.

David Schenk, the new presiding judge on Texas’ Court of Criminal Appeals, is on a mission to make sweeping changes to the rules governing judicial elections in the Lone Star State. Right now, Schenck points out,