Texas Standard For March 3, 2020
It’s Super Tuesday in Texas. We’re connecting with reporters statewide to get a sense of how things are going at the ballot boxes. And: Just as the field of Democrats challenging President Trump has dramatically fallen, so too will the number of challengers in a key Senate race and many other contests statewide. Also: What if you voted early and your candidate dropped out? Plus: Five things to watch for tonight as the tallies roll in. And chaos over COVID-19 in San Antonio, where the mayor’s made an emergency declaration. Those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
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