Texas Standard For November 6, 2019
The tally from Election Day 2019 in Texas: we’ll try to read between the numbers to see what message Texas voters were sending. Where do we stand with new constitutional amendments and a major mayoral race in Houston? We’ll get caught up. And: What a new survey reveals about Texas attitudes on immigration and climate change as we head toward that next election cycle. Also: How to keep college students from leaving their Texas hometowns for good. Plus: A weekly Politifact check and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
David Freid
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Here’s A Snapshot Of Tuesday’s Election Results Across The State
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