Texas GOP Vote

Today is day of the Texas Runoff Elections. The table below shows the six Texas Congressional Districts in which there are GOP candidates in a runoff election. The winners of each runoff election will be competing with their districts' Democratic incumbents (also listed below) in the November 2010 midterm election. The results will be posted once available.   Read more »

This week is early voting for the Texas Republican runoffs. There will be many local, county, and district elections and all of them are important. A few candidates in the Texas Republican runoffs are seeking a position in Congress. I would like to talk about the runoff election in Congressional District 23.   Read more »

The following was sent in from Bryan Preston from The Republican Party of Texas:

Last weekend, the Democratic Party passed a gargantuan, sweeping health care takeover bill over the clear objections of a majority of the American people.

Once again Congressman Ciro Rodriguez (D-TX23) settled for mediocrity, and continues to show how inadequately he represents us! I am of course referring to the healthcare vote that took place on March 21st, in which the House passed the very flawed Senate version of the health care bill.   Read more »

Eleven out of the twelve Texas Democrat U.S. Representatives sold out Texas and the rest of the United States by voting for the health care bill! Now it is up to Texas to vote them out of office! Below is the list of Texas Democrats who voted for the health care bill along with the GOP candidate that is running against them in the November 2010 Election. Please do all you can to support the Republicans and get these Democrats out of office!   Read more »

The following comment was sent in from a TexasGOPVote.com reader regarding Fernando Trevino's post, "Why I Support Quico For TX-23 U.S. Representative."   Read more »

Results for the 23rd Congressional District of Texas Republican Primary are:

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The Massachusetts Senate race is huge and immediately demanding of our attention. Here’s why:

Honestly, even after the latest reports of polls showing Scott Brown actually LEADING IN Massachusetts, and this morning hearing perhaps America’s most scrupulous analyst of political struggles, Michael Barone, say that looking at the trend and the polls, he would predict a Brown win,

Wednesday morning, I was on "Town Talk Live" with Javier Martinez in Del Rio, Texas. The show is typically a major outlet for the Democratic party in this area but somehow I was able to secure an entire show to myself. One of the biggest issues I spoke about was the upcoming congressional race.   Read more »