TEXAS

Your complete directory of Texas candidates for Governor, State Cabinet, United State Senator and Congress in the current election cycle ... state political parties ... the official state election office ... and state news sources.

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ELECTION CALENDAR: Filing Deadline: December 9, 2019 Filing Deadline (Write-In Candidates): August 2020 Filing Deadline (Independents): June 2020 Primary: March 3, 2020 Run-Off: May 26, 2020

CANDIDATE DIRECTORY LEGEND: Bold = Active Candidate Italics = Potential Candidate * = Incumbent = Winner (Incumbent Party Listed First)

This page was last updated on January 22, 2020

STATE CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS:

GOVERNOR:
Greg Abbott (R)* - (Campaign Site)

Next State Constitutional Officer Elections in 2022.

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
Dan Patrick (R)* - (Campaign Site)

ATTORNEY GENERAL:
Ken Paxton (R)* - (Campaign Site)

COMPTROLLER:
Glenn Hegar (R)* - (Campaign Site)

STATE LAND COMMISSIONER:
George P. Bush (R)* - (Campaign Site)

STATE AGRICULTURE COMMISSIONER:
Sid Miller (R)* - (Campaign Site)

STATE RAILROAD COMMISSION:

2020 ELECTION:
Ryan Sitton (R)* - (Campaign Site)
Jim Wright (R) - Businessman & Rancher
Robert Alonzo (D) - Ex-State Rep. & Attorney
Chrysta Castaneda (D) - Attorney & Software Engineer
Kelly Stone (D) - Health Educator & Environmental Activist
Mark Watson (D) - Attorney

Wayne Christian (R)* - (Campaign Site) - Next Election in 2022.

Christi Craddick (R)* - (Campaign Site) - Next Election in 2024.

STATE LEGISLATURE:

State House

State Senate

U.S. SENATOR:

John Cornyn (R)* - (Campaign Site)
Virgil Bierschwale (R) - Housekeeping Aide, Software Developer & Navy Veteran
John Anthony Castro (R) - Attorney
Dwayne Stovall (R) - Bridge Building Contractor, Ex-Oil Refinery Worker & '14 Candidate
Mark Yancey (R) - Investment Firm CEO & Ex-WNBA Basketball Team Owner
Chris Bell (D) - Ex-Congressman, Ex-Houston City Councilman, Attorney & Frequent Candidate
Michael Cooper (D) - Pastor, Civil Rights Activist & '18 Lt Gov Candidate
Amanda Edwards (D) - Houston City Councilor & Attorney
Jack Daniel Foster Jr (D) - Teacher & '18 Chambers County Judge Candidate
Annie "Mama" Garcia (D) - Attorney
Victor Harris (D) - Retired Army Officer
MJ Hegar (D) - Business Consultant, Afghan War Veteran, Author & '18 US Rep Nominee
Sema Hernandez (D) - Businesswoman, Sanders Campaign Activist & '18 Candidate
D.R. Hunter (D) - Retired Computer Programmer & Frequent Candidate
Adrian Ocegueda (D) - Financial Consultant & '18 Gov Candidate
Cristina Tzintzun Ramirez (D) - Nonprofit Group Counsultant & Civil Rights Activist
Royce West (D) - State Sen., Ex-State Senate President Pro Tempore & Attorney
Kerry McKennon (L) - Salesman, Libertarian Activist & Frequent Candidate
Rhett Smith (L) - Accountant, Navy Veteran & Frequent Candidate
James Brumley (I)
C.D. Jefferson (I)
Arjun Srinivasan (I) - Businessman
Krisjiannis Vittato (I) - Filmmaker & Ex-Teacher

Ted Cruz (R)* - (Campaign Site) - Next Election in 2024.

U.S. CONGRESS:

District 1:
Louie Gohmert (R)* - (Campaign Site)
Johnathan Kyle Davidson (R) - Data Architect & '18 Candidate
Hank Gilbert (D) - Ex-Whitehouse School Board Member, Rancher & '10 Agric Comm Candidate

District 2:
Dan Crenshaw (R)* - (Campaign Site)
Elisa Cardnell (D) - Teacher & Navy Veteran
Sima Ladjevardian (D) - Attorney & Ex-O'Rourke Campaign Advisor
Travis Olsen (D) - Attorney

District 3:
Van Taylor (R)* - (Campaign Site)
Tanner Do (D) - Employment Specialist, Iraq War Veteran & '18 County Commission Candidate
Sean McCaffity (D) - Attorney
Lulu Seikaly (D) - Attorney

District 4:
John Ratcliffe (R)* - (Campaign Site)
Russell Foster (D) - IT Professional

District 5:
Lance Gooden (R)* - (Campaign Site)
Don Hill (R) - Attorney & Army Veteran
Carolyn Salter (D) - Ex-Palestine Mayor & Physician

District 6:
Ron Wright (R)* - (Campaign Site)
Stephen Daniel (D) - Attorney
Chad Snider (I) - Corporate Insurance Consultant

District 7:
Lizzie Fletcher (D)* - (Campaign Site)
Maria Espinoza (R) - Nonprofit Group Executive, Anti-Immigration Activist & '16 Candidate
Wesley Hunt (R) - Mortgage Loan Originator & Iraq War Veteran
Jim Noteware (R) - Venture Capitalist, Real Estate Developer & Ex-Houston City Housing Director
Kyle Preston (R) - Energy Consultant
Laique Rehman (R) - Oil/Gas Commodities Trader & GOP Activist
Cindy Siegel (R) - Ex-Bellaire Mayor, Ex-County Transit Authority Director & Accountant
Shawn Kelly (L) - Subsea Drilling Structures Designer

District 8:
Kevin Brady (R)* - (Campaign Site)
Melissa Esparza-Mathis (R) - Iraq/Afghan War Veteran & Linguist
Kirk Osborn (R) - Business Consultant
Elizabeth Hernandez (D) - Accounts Payable Associate
Laura Jones (D) - Realtor & San Jacinto County Democratic Chair

District 9:
Al Green (D)* - (Campaign Site)
Melissa Mechele Wilson (D) - Real Estate Broker & Mortgage Loan Originator
Al Austin (R) - Retiree
Julian Martinez (R) - Used Car Dealership Owner
Jon Menefee (R) - IT Consultant & USMC Veteran
Johnny Teague (R) - Pastor, Businessman & '90/'92 State Rep Candidate

District 10:
Michael McCaul (R)* - (Campaign Site)
Pritesh Gandhi (D) - Physician & Medical School Professor
Shannon Hutcheson (D) - Attorney & Community Activist
Mike Siegel (D) - Attorney, Ex-Teacher, Civil Rights Activist & '18 Nominee
Olis Bahari (I) - Engineer

District 11:
[ Mike Conaway (R)* - Retiring in 2020. ]
Gene Barber (R) - Disabled Veteran
Brandon Batch (R) - Restaurant Co-Owner & Ex-Congressional Aide
Jamie Berryhill (R) - Christian Mission Director, Ex-Businessman & '03 Candidate
Cynthia Breyman (R) - Teacher
J.D. Faircloth (R) - Ex-Midland Mayor & Accountant
Casey Gray (R) - Medically Retired Army Veteran, Ex-CIA Special Agent & Iraq/Afghan War Veteran
J. Ross Lacy (R) - Midland City Councilman & Businessman
Ned Luscombe (R) - Nursing Service Owner & Nurse
August Pfluger (R) - Ex-NSC Official, Retired USAF Officer, Iraq War Veteran & Businessman
Robert Tucker (R) - Retired Businessman, Pastor, USAF Veteran & '19 City Council Candidate
Wes Virdell (R) - Trucking Company Onwer & USAF Veteran
Jon Mark Hogg (D) - Ex-San Angelo City Councilman & Attorney
Wacey Alpha Cody (L) - Rodeo Cowboy
Jeffery Cady (I) - Nursing Home Manager & Ex-Oil Field Worker

District 12:
Kay Granger (R)* - (Campaign Site)
Chris Putnam (R) - Ex-Colleyville City Councilman & Retired Technology Executive
Danny Anderson (D) - Aircraft Assembler
Lisa Welch (D) - College Professor & Biologist

District 13:
[ Mac Thornberry (R)* - Retiring in 2020. ]
Catherine "I Swear" Carr (R) - Educational Counselor & Artist
Jamie Culley (R) - Business Development Consultant
Chris Ekstrom (R) - Businessman
Jason Foglestong (R) - Teacher, Freelance Writer & GOP Activist
Lee Harvey (R) - Wichita County Commissioner & Parts Manufacturing Company Owner
Elaine Hays (R) - Amarillo City Councilwoman, FInancial Planner & '14 Candidate
Richard Herman (R) - Ex-Potter County Justice of the Peace & Retired Army Sergeant
Ronny Jackson (R) - Retired Navy Rear Admiral, Ex-White House Physician & Iraq War Veteran
Diane Knowlton (R) - Attorney, Accountant & Business Consultant
Matt McArthur (R) - Construction Manager
Mark Neese (R) - Educator & Army Veteran
Asusena Resendiz (R) - Community Development Official & Ex-Ft Worth Hispanic Chamber CEO
Vance Snider (R) - Railroad Conductor & Army Veteran
Josh Winegarner (R) - Lobbyist & Ex-Congressional Aide
Monique Worthy (R) - Conservative Activist & Felon
Timothy Gassaway (D) - Retired IT Consultant
Greg Sagan (D) - Retired Business Consultant, Vietnam War Veteran & '18 Nominee
Gus Trujillo (D) - Office Manager & Ex-Congressional Intern

District 14:
Randy Weber (R)* - (Campaign Site)
Joshua Foxworth (R) - Businessman, Aerospace Engineer & USMC Veteran
Sanjanetta Barnes (D) - Political Organizer
Adrienne Bell (D) - Educator, Democratic Activist & '18 Nominee
Eddie Fisher (D) - Hydrographic Consultant & Ex-State Land Office Coastal Projects Director
Robert "Puga" Thomas (D) - West Columbia Councilman, Probation Officer & Retired Engineer
Mikal Williams (D) - Attorney
Karen Ben-Moyal (Unity) - Conservative Activist
Cyrus Sajna (I) - '18 Candidate & '20 Pres. Candidate

District 15:
Vicente Gonzalez (D)* - (Campaign Site)
Monica de la Cruz-Hernandez (R) - Insurance Agent & GOP Activist
Ryan Krause (R) - Business Coach, Pastor & '18 Candidate
Tim Westley (R) - Pastor, University Instructor, Army Veteran & '16/'18 Nominee

District 16:
Veronica Escobar (D)* - (Campaign Site)
Anthony Aguero (R) - Videographer, Anti-Immigration Activist & Felon
Jaime Arriola (R) - Nurse, Technology Consultant & Farmer
Patrick Hernandez Cigarruista (R) - FInancial Advisor, Insurance Agent, Army Veteran & '14 Candidate
Irene Armendariz Jackson (R) - Realtor
Blanca Ortiz Trout (R) - Canutillo School Board Member & Realtor
Sam Williams Jr. (R) - Retired Army NCO, Iraq War Veteran & '18 Candidate

District 17:
[ Bill Flores (R)* - Retiring in 2020. ]
Ahmad Adnan (R) - Financial Advisor
Scott Bland (R) - Construction Contractor
George Hindman (R) - Businessman, Aerospace Engineer & Frequent Candidate
Todd Kent (R) - Educator, Private School Founder & Political Consultant
Laurie Godfrey McReynolds (R) - Real Estate Agent
Jeff Oppenheim (R) - Withdrew, but name remains on primary ballot.
Kristen Alamo Rowin (R) - Real Estate Broker
David Saucedo (R) - Locksmith Company Owner, Community Activist & '17 Mayor Candidate
Pete Sessions (R) - Ex-CD-32 Congressman, Ex-Think Tank VP & Ex-Telecom Executive
Trent Sutton (R) - Retired USMC MSGT & Iraq War Veteran
Renee Swann (R) - Medical Office Manager
Elianor Vessali (R) - College Station City Councilwoman, Business Manager & Realtor
William Foster III (D) - Retired Math Instructor, Businessman & Ex-NASA Employee
David Jaramillo (D) - VA Disability Claims Employee & Iraq War Veteran
Rick Kennedy (D) - Software Developer & '18 Nominee

District 18:
Sheila Jackson Lee (D)* - (Campaign Site)
Michael Allen (D) - Landscape Architect
Donovan Boson (D) - Community Athletic Program Center Director
Marc Flores (D) - Constuction Project Manager
Jerry Ford Sr. (D) - Insurance Agency Owner & Retired Firefighter
Stevens Orozco (D) - College Student & Black Lives Matters Activist
Bimal Patel (D) - Physician
Robert Cadena (R) - Businessman & Community Activist
Wendell Champion (R) - Attorney & Army Veteran
Truly Heiskell (R) - Pastor, Ex-School Employee & GOP Activist
T.C. Manning (R) - Senior Field Service Technician
Nathan Milliron (R) - Attorney
Ava Pate (R) - Retired Cosmetologist & '16/'18 Candidate

District 19:
Jodey Arrington (R)* - (Campaign Site)
Vance Boyd (R) - Stuntman & Rancher
Tom Watson (D) - Attorney

District 20:
Joaquin Castro (D)* - (Campaign Site)
Rob Hostetler (D) - Retired USAF Veteran, Ex-Gift Shop Owner & Ex-Insurance Agent
Justin Lecea (D) - Co-Op Manager
Gary Allen (R) - Retired Educator
Dominick Dina (R) - Real Estate Broker, Community Activist & Retired USAF NCO
Mauro Garza (R) - Nightclub Owner, Log Cabin Republican Activist & '18 Candidate
Anita Kegley (R) - Construction Consultant
Tammy Orta (R) - Nurse & Army Veteran
Adam Jonasz (I) - Attorney

District 21:
Chip Roy (R)* - (Campaign Site)
Wendy Davis (D) - Ex-State Sen., Ex-Ft Worth City Councilwoman, Attorney & '14 Gov Nominee
Jennie Lou Leeder (D) - Swim Coach, Democratic Activist, '18 Candidate & '16 State Sen Nominee
Michael Felts (I) - Filmmaker & Travel Agent

District 22:
[ Pete Olson (R)* - Retiring in 2020. ]
Pierce Bush (R) - Nonprofit Group Executive & Grandson of Pres George HW Bush
Jon Camarillo (R) - Retired USMC Officer & Iraq War Veteran
Douglas Haggard (R) - Attorney
Aaron Hermes (R) - Sitar Musician & Artist
Greg Hill (R) - Ex-County Court Judge, Ex-Pearland City Councilman & Ex-Border Patrol Agent
Matt Hinton (R) - Auto Sales Finance Manager
Dan Mathews (R) - Engineer & Businessman
Diana Miller (R) - Real Estate Broker, Community Activist & Frequent Candidate
Troy Nehls (R) - Fort Bend County Sheriff, Retired Army Officer & Iraq/Afghan War Veteran
Brandon Penko (R) - Benefits Administration Company CEO
Shandon Phan (R) - Attorney & Community Activist
Bangar Reddy (R) - Businessman & Indian-American Community Activist
Howard Steele (R) - Attorney
Kathaleen Wall (R) - Businesswoman, GOP Activist & '18 Candidate in CD-2
Joe Walz (R) - Businessman, Air Ambulance Pilot & Army Veteran
Chris Fernandez (D) - Retiree
Sri Preston Kulkarni (D) - Ex-Congressional Aide, Ex-US Foreign Service Officer & '18 Nominee
Nyanza Davis Moore (D) - Attorney
Carmine Petricco III (D) - Retired Electrician
Derrick Reed (D) - Pearland City Councilman, Attorney & Electrical Engineer

District 23:
[ Will Hurd (R)* - Retiring in 2020. ]
Alma Arredondo-Lynch (R) - Dentist, Rancher & '18 Candidate
Darwin Boedeker (R) - Gun Show Promoter
Tony Gonzales (R) - Retired Navy NCO & Iraq/Afghan War Veteran
C.B. "Burt" Jones (R) - Retired Civil Servant & '08 Water Dist Candidate
Jeff McFarlin (R) - Oil & Gas Executive
Raul Reyes (R) - Home Builder & Retired USAF Officer
Sharon Breckenridge Thomas (R) - Attorney, Community Activist & USAF Veteran
Alia Garcia Ureste (R) - Motel Owner & '18 Candidate
Ben Van Winkle (R) - Technology Account Manager
Rosey Ramos Abuabara (D) - Medical Office Manager & Progressive Activist
Jaime Escuder (D) - Attorney
Gina Ortiz Jones (D) - Iraq War Veteran, Ex-US Trade Representative Official & '18 Nominee
Ricardo Madrid (D) - Community Health Worker & Army Veteran
Efrain Valdez (D) - Ex-Val Verde County Judge & Ex-Del RIo Mayor

District 24:
[ Kenny Marchant (R)* - Retiring in 2020. ]
Sunny Chaparala (R) - Real Estate Broker
David Fegan (R) - Property Manager, Realtor & Community Activist
Jeron Liverman (R) - Realtor
Desi Maes (R) - Businessman & Retired Army Veteran
Beth Van Duyne (R) - Ex-Irving Mayor & US HUD Regional Administrator
John Biggan (D) - Research Scientist, Psychologist & '18 Candidate
Richard Fleming (D) - Ex-Carrollton-Farmers Branch School Board Trustee & Businessman
Crystal Fletcher (D) - Withdrew, but name remains on primary ballot.
Jan McDowell (D) - Personal Concierge, Ex-Human Resouces Executive & '16/'18 Nominee
Kim Olson (D) – Ex-School Board Member, Retired USAF Colonel, Farmer & '18 Agric Comm Nominee
Candace Valenzuela (D) - Carrollton-Farmers Branch School Board Trustee & Tutor
Sam Vega (D) - Art Director & Project Manager
Mark Bauer (I) - Journalist
Steve Kuzmich (I) - Attorney

District 25:
Roger Williams (R)* - (Campaign Site)
Keith Neuendorff (R) - Software Engineer
Julie Oliver (D) - Attorney, Yoga Instructor, Community Activist & '18 Nominee
Heidi Sloan (D) - Community Food Bank Program Director & Ex-Teacher

District 26:
Michael Burgess (R)* - (Campaign Site)
Michael Armstrong (R) - Pastor
Jason Mrochek (R) - Software Developer, Consultant, Army Veteran & Conservative Activist
Jack Wyman (R) - Retired Pastor, Conservative Activist, '88 US Sen/'94 Gov Candidate in Maine
Neil Durrance (D) - Ex-Denton City Councilman, Attorney, '10 Nominee & '18 Mayor Candidate
Carol Iannuzzi (D) - Retired Senior Contracts Negotiator & Democratic Activist
Mat Pruneda (D) - Financial Analyst, Democratic Activist & '18 State Rep Candidate
Michael Moates (L) - Behavior Therapist, Journalist & Doctoral Student
Jay Taylor (I) - Customer Support Manager & Army Veteran

District 27:
Michael Cloud (R)* - (Campaign Site)
Ricardo "Rick" de la Fuente (D) - Businessman, California Resident & '17/'18 Candidate
Charlie Jackson (D) - Businessman

District 28:
Henry Cuellar (D)* - (Campaign Site)
Jessica Cisneros (D) - Attorney & Progressive Activist
Sandra Whitten (R) - Sunday School Teacher

District 29:
Sylvia Garcia (D)* - (Campaign Site)
Jaimy Blanco (R) - Real Estate Investor, Property Manager & '18 Candidate
Robert Schafranek (R) - Retail Store Sales Associate & '16/'18 Candidate

District 30:
Eddie Bernice Johnson (D)* - (Campaign Site)
Hasani Burton (D) - Writer, Community Activist & '15 Dallas City Council Candidate
Barbara Mallory Caraway (D) - Ex-State Rep., Ex-Dallas City Councilwoman & Frequent Candidate
Shenita "Shae" Cleveland (D) - Business Consultant & '17 Cedar Hill City Council Candidate
Tre Pennie (R) - Police Officer & Army Veteran
Dakinya Jefferson (L)
Eric Williams (I) - Documentary Filmmaker & Photojournalist

District 31:
John Carter (R)* - (Campaign Site)
Abhiram Garapati (R) - Businessman
Chris Wall (R) - Police Officer & Businessman
Mike Williams (R) - Retired Firefighter
Michael Grimes (D) - Withdrew, but name remains on primary ballot.
Eric Hanke (D) - Financial Planner & Singer/Songwriter
Donna Imam (D) - Computer Engineer & Businesswoman
Dan Janjigian (D) - Management Consultant, Actor, Restaurant Owner & Ex-Olympic Bobsledder
Christine Mann (D) - Physician & '18 Candidate
Tammy Young (D) - Round Rock City Councilwoman, Real Estate Broker & Ex-Teacher
Jeremy Bravo (I) - Business Consultant & Ex-Nonprofit Executive

District 32:
Colin Allred (D)* - (Campaign Site)
Genevieve Collins (R) - Businesswoman
Jon Hollis (R) - Film Asst Location Manager & Teamster
Floyd McLendon (R) - Retired Navy SEAL, Iraq/Afghan War Veteran & Ex-Congressional Aide
Mark Sackett (R) - Structural Engineer
Jeff Tokar (R) - Technical Contractor, Pastor & Retired Firefighter
Jason Sigmon (I) - Consultant

District 33:
Marc Veasey (D)* - (Campaign Site)
Viktor Valencia Avalos (D/Write-In) - Lyft Driver
Sean Paul Segura (D) - Progressive Activist
Fabian Cordova Vasquez (R) - Business Manager & GOP Activist
Carlos Quintanilla (I) - Community Activist & Frequent Candidate

District 34:
Filemon Vela (D)* - (Campaign Site)
Osbert Rodriguez Haro III (D) - Health Consultant & '16 St Sen Candidate
Diego Zavala (D) - Teacher
Rey Gonzales (R) - Physician, Attorney, USAF Veteran & '16/'18 Nominee
Rod Lingsch (R) - Instructor Pilot & USAF Veteran

District 35:
Lloyd Doggett (D)* - (Campaign Site)
Rafael Alcoser (D) - Insurance Broker
William Hayward (R) - Ostrich Rancher & Frequent Candidate
Nick Moutos (R) - Attorney
Jenny Garcia Sharon (R) - Volunteer Caregiver
Jason Mata (I) - Youth Boxing Program Director

District 36:
Brian Babin (R)* - (Campaign Site)
R.J. Boatman (R) - Commercial Real Estate Broker & Ex-Municipal Judge
Rashad Lewis (D) - Ex-Jasper City Councilman, Cable Installer & '19 Mayor Candidate

STATE POLITICAL PARTIES:

Texas Communist Party
Constitution Party of Texas
Texas Democratic Party
Texas Green Party
Libertarian Party of Texas
Republican Party of Texas
Socialist Party of Texas

STATE ELECTION OFFICE:

Secretary of State's Office

State Ethics Commission

STATE NEWS SOURCES:

PRINT MEDIA:
Abilene Reporter-News
Aledo Community News
Allen American
Alpine Avalanche
Alpine Desert-Mountain Times
Amarillo Daily News / Amarillo Globe Times
Angleton Times
Arlington Morning News
Athens Daily Review
Austin American-Statesman
Austin Business Journal
Austin Chronicle (Alternative) - (Political Section)
Austin Review
Baytown Sun
Beaumont Enterprise
Black News Online (African-American)
Brazoria County Facts
Brownsville Herald
Bryan-College Station Eagle
Canyon Lake Times Guardian
Cedar Creek Pilot
Cleveland Advocate
Conroe Courier
Corpus Christi Caller-Times
Corsicana Daily Sun
Cuero Record
Daily Texan (University of Texas)
D Magazine (Dallas)
Dallas Arena
Dallas Business Journal
Dallas Morning News - (Political Section)
Dallas Observer (Alternative)
Dallas Voice (Gay)
Dallas-Fort Worth Heritage (Christian)
Del Rio News-Herald
Denton Record-Chronicle
El Campo Leader-News
El Paso Times
Ellis County Press
Fort Stockton Pioneer
Frisco Enterprise
Fort Worth Commercial Recorder (Legal/Business News)
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Gainesville Daily Register
Galveston County Daily News
Gilmer Mirror
Greenville Herald-Banner
Groveton News
Harlingen Valley Morning Star
Hays Free Press
Hood County News
Houston Business Journal
Houston Chronicle - (Politics Section)
Houston County Courier
Houston Forward Times (African-American)
Houston Jewish Herald-Voice
Houston Press (Alternative)
Keene Star Reporter
Kilgore News Herald
Killeen Daily Herald
Kirbyville East Texas Banner
Laredo Morning Times
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Lufkin Daily News
McAllen Monitor
Midland Reporter-Telegram
Moore County News-Press
Mt. Pleasant Daily Tribune
Nacogdoches Daily Sentinel
New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung
Odessa American
Pampa News
Paris News
Pasadena Citizen
Pecos Enterprise
Plainview Daily Herald
Plano Star Courier
Pleasanton Express
Port Arthur News
Polk County Enterprise
Randall County Canyon News
Rosenberg Herald-Coaster
Round Rock Leader
San Angelo Standard-Times
San Antonio Business Journal
San Antonio Current (Alternative)
San Antonio Daily Commercial Record (Legal/Business)
San Antonio Express-News
San Marcos Daily Record
San Saba County Review
Seguin Gazette-Enterprise
Seminole Sentinel
Sherman Herald-Democrat
Stephenville Empire-Tribune
Sweetwater Reporter
Temple Daily Telegram
Terrell Tribune
Texarkana Gazette
Texas Almanac
Texas City Sun
Texas Monthly
Texas Observer
Texas Triangle (Gay)
Texas Tribune (Politics)
Tyler Morning Telegraph
Victoria Advocate
Waco Tribune-Herald
Weatherford Democrat
Wharton Journal-Spectator
Wichita Falls Times Record News
Wilson County News
Wise County Messenger

BROADCAST MEDIA:
East Texas Radio
KVUE TV-24 (ABC - Austin)
KXAN TV-36 (NBC - Austin)
KDFW TV-4 (FOX - Dallas)
KTVT TV-11 (CBS - Dallas)
KXAS TV-5 (NBC - Dallas)
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KDBC TV-4 (CBS - El Paso)
KTSM TV-9 (NBC - El Paso)
KHOU TV-11 (CBS - Houston)
KHWB TV-39 (WB - Houston)
KPRC TV-2 (NBC - Houston)
KTRK TV-13 (ABC - Houston)
KAMC TV-28 (ABC - Lubbock)
KTRE TV-9 (ABC - Lufkin)
KMID TV-2 (ABC - Midland)
KENS TV-5 (CBS - San Antonio)
KSAT TV-12 (ABC - San Antonio)
WOAI TV-4 (NBC - San Antonio)
Texas Cable News
KCEN TV-6 (NBC - Waco)

POLITICAL BLOGS:
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Capitol Inside
Come and Take It
Common Sense
District Sixer
Ellis County Observer
Frontburner (D Magazine)
Gonzo Muckraker
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Houston's Clear Thinkers
In The Pink Texas
The Jeffersonian
LeftyBlogs: Texas
Lone Star Report
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People's Republic of Seabrook
Pink Dome
PolitickerTX.com
Professors R-Squared
QuorumReport.com
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