Hays County voters chose successors to two county commissioners on November 3, 2026. In Precinct 2, Democrat Johnny Flores and Republican Abby Gibson competed to replace Michelle Gutierrez Cohen, who is running for county judge. In Precinct 4, Democrat Angie Unger and Republican Rob McClelland competed for the seat being vacated by Walt Smith after two terms.
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After months of public protest, Harlingen city commissioners are reviewing a WaterWorks agreement to supply treated sewer and potable water to a proposed 1,785-acre data center campus. City officials are questioning contract terms including water rates and the agreement's 50-year duration.
about $1.2 million a year for water supply contract value
Harlingen city commissioners, reviewing contract terms; WaterWorks, water utility providing water under contract; RGV Property Group, data center operator receiving water under contract and 3 more
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Five candidates competed for the El Paso City Council District 8 seat on November 3, 2026. The seat has a four-year term and covers West El Paso, downtown, and parts of South-Central El Paso.
Chris Canales, City Representative, District 8 incumbent seeking second term; Arturo Alluin, Candidate, local businessman; Matthew Guzman, Candidate, local businessman and 2 more
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A tract of land in Taylor that was deeded in 1999 with language calling for future park use was later sold for $10 million to a data-center developer. The Texas attorney general is investigating how the property's intended use changed over time.
$10 for property sale price from Bland family to Texas Parks and Recreation Foundation
Pamela Griffin, Neighbor who grew up next to the property; Bland family, Original property owners; Texas Parks and Recreation Foundation, Property transferee and 5 more
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Texarkana, Texas will dedicate a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark marker at City Hall on November 9, recognizing the 101-year-old building's historical and architectural significance.
$200,000 for bonds for new municipal building
Texas Historical Commission, awarded City Hall the landmark designation; City of Texarkana, hosting the dedication ceremony; C. H. Page & Brother, architectural firm that designed City Hall and 1 more
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A proposed international trade bridge called Puerto Verde has become a contested issue in Eagle Pass, Maverick County, ahead of midterm elections. The project has emerged as a campaign issue in the race for Maverick County judge, with supporters citing economic opportunity and opponents raising concerns about location, environmental effects, and taxpayer costs.
Ruben Garibay, Chairman of the Puerto Verde Binational Industrial Complex and Transportation; Sandy Sassano, Maverick County Republican Party Chair; Gerardo "Jerry" Morales, Democratic candidate for Maverick County judge
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Democrat Frederick Haynes won election to U.S. House in Texas' 30th Congressional District. Democrat Colin Allred won election to U.S. House in Texas' 33rd Congressional District.
Frederick Haynes, Democrat elected to U.S. House from Texas' 30th Congressional District; Colin Allred, Democrat elected to U.S. House from Texas' 33rd Congressional District
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Texas voters decided the race for Attorney General on November 3, 2026. Three candidates competed: Republican Mayes Middleton, Democrat Nathan M. Johnson, and Libertarian Tom Oxford. The race was open because incumbent Ken Paxton did not seek a fourth term.
Mayes Middleton, Republican candidate for Texas Attorney General; Nathan M. Johnson, Democrat candidate for Texas Attorney General; Tom Oxford, Libertarian candidate for Texas Attorney General and 1 more
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Texans voted in 2026 on elections for the Texas Supreme Court, Court of Criminal Appeals, and Courts of Appeals. Multiple justices and judges were on the ballot across various court positions.
Texas Supreme Court, State's highest court for civil, non-criminal, and juvenile matters; chief justice and eight justices elected in partisan elections for six-year terms; Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, Highest court for criminal cases; nine judges elected statewide in partisan elections every six years; Texas Courts of Appeals, Intermediate appellate courts; 15 courts with geographic or statewide jurisdiction
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