Andrea Drusch

In a grueling 10-stop campaign swing through San Antonio on Sunday, U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-Dallas) drew out thousands of Democratic Party faithful far from her home base, lifted up a lesser-known candidate for Texas governor and made her case for m... See more

Nearly all of Texas’ statewide offices are on the ballot this year, but the U.S. Senate race is the marquee contest, thanks to tremendous national interest in who controls that legislative body. Republicans currently hold 53 seats in the U.S. Senate and n... See more

Texas’ Republican-dominated state legislature is in the national spotlight this election cycle, and several local races will again be the focus of big spending from groups trying to shape it. During the last biennial legislative session Texas lawmakers ov... See more

In a county where Republican elected officials have all but gone extinct, a regional appellate court that most residents have never heard of is becoming one of the most hard-fought political battlegrounds. Last election cycle, the San Antonio-based Fourth... See more

Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones campaigned as one biggest skeptics of Project Marvel, but efforts to slow it down just after taking office ended in a high-profile defeat, with the city manager and a majority of the council going around her to keep it moving. Now w... See more