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If campaigning burned calories, Congress would be the healthiest institution in America.
The 2026 midterms are still months away, yet Washington is already behaving like it's the night before Election Day. The consultants are consulting. The pollsters are polling. The fundraising emails are multiplying faster than mosquitoes after a South Texas rain. And governing? Well... they'll circle back to that after the campaign. House Republicans are pushing an early government funding vote, a move that supporters call strategic and critics call political theater. The tru
JFlores Alvarez
Jul 173 min read


The Election After the Election in Texas
Texas Runoff Elections Explained Confusion follows the primary election cycle in Texas. Many voters assume the process has ended. State law requires a majority vote for a party nomination. When no candidate receives more than 50 percent, the race advances to a runoff between the top two finishers. This second round determines which candidate appears on the November ballot. Texas applies this rule across party primaries for statewide, legislative, and local offices. The system

Maria Salinas
Jul 22 min read
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