Texas Standard for November 8, 2016
After long lines for early voting, how goes it on Election Day? We’ll check in with reporters. And: There are some election stories unfolding today you won’t be seeing in mainstream media coverage. Coming up, the promises made to politicians decades ago over election day reporting and how that affects what we’re learning about the results. Also: Doctors? Vets? The milkman? Who makes house calls anymore? To an increasing extent in Texas, the answer is teachers. Plus: Top stories of 2016 anyone? We’ll explore the news that got lost in the noise of an unusually ugly campaign season. All that and more today on the Texas Standard:
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