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New investigation: Texas Gov. Greg Abbott boasted that the state has removed 6,500 noncitizens from its voter rolls since 2021. We found U.S. citizens among those. A joint partnership with ProPublica' Vianna Davila and Lexi Churchill and Votebeat's Natalia Contreras. https://lnkd.in/gcCAkBm6
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On Election Day, Texas voters have their say on who represents them, from the White House to the state House. Join us for a discussion on the important races to watch and what it could mean for Texas at “Previewing the 2024 Election,” in downtown Austin or online at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 29. Texas Tribune politics editor Rebekah Allen will moderate the conversation featuring the Tribune’s democracy reporter, Robert Downen and politics reporter Jasper Scherer, along with Karen Brooks Harper, senior politics editor for The Dallas Morning News. RSVP today at https://trib.it/T4DQIs
The full program is live for “Small towns. Big possibilities. A symposium on the future of rural Texas,” happening in San Antonio and online Nov. 13–14. Join us for two days of conversations on where rural Texas is and where it can go next. We’ll dig into all things rural, with nels covering rural Texas and the state Legislature, along with economics and agriculture, responding to natural disasters, investing in the next generation and more. Speakers include: • Dr. Deborah Birx, presidential adviser and professor, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center • Andy Holloway, Hemphill County extension agent, Texas A&M AgriLife • Rick Rhodes, rural engagement coordinator, Texas Rural Funders • Lillian Salerno, acting deputy undersecretary, USDA • Dee Vaughn, farmer and Moore County commissioner • Jenni Winegarner, board president, Canyon ISD … and many more. The event is free to attend and meals are included. We will start at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 13, and conclude at 3 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 14. See the full program and RSVP today: https://trib.it/nGyJkU
Got questions about voting this November? As a nonprofit and nonpartisan news organization, we are dedicated to helping Texans vote. Every major state and federal election, we produce comprehensive voter guides including: 🗳️ Young voters guide 🗳️ Voters with disabilities guide 🗳️ Mail-in voters guide 🗳️ What's on my ballot? 🗳️ Guía para votar Get all the guides here: https://lnkd.in/di7Kq-zK
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New speaker announced: Dr. Deborah Birx will take the stage at “Small towns. Big possibilities. A symposium on the future of rural Texas,” happening in San Antonio and online Nov. 13–14. Birx, presidential adviser and professor at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, and an international leader in public health, will discuss her work in rural West Texas that aims to boost rural health care services in local communities. She will be our keynote lunch guest at our two-day event on examining all things rural — from the state of agriculture to rural health care and education to economic development and workforce training. The event is free to attend and meals are included. We will start at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 13, and conclude at 3 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 14. RSVP today: https://trib.it/nGyJkU
Tomorrow: Join us in Houston or online Wednesday, Oct. 2, for “Inside the Interim: A conversation with Houston lawmakers.” Politics reporter James Barragán talks with Houston-area lawmakers about their priorities for the 2025 Texas legislative session, weather resilience on the Texas coast and ongoing battles over how to handle elections in Texas. Speakers include: • State Rep. Charles Cunningham, R-Humble • State Rep. Christina Morales, D-Houston • State Rep. Armando Walle, D-Houston Doors open at noon for lunch at Rice University and the hourlong conversation begins at 12:30 p.m. RSVP today at https://trib.it/e7MH8b
Join us for “Small towns. Big possibilities. A symposium on the future of rural Texas,” happening in San Antonio and online Nov. 13-14. At the two-day event, we’ll convene ranchers and farmers, elected officials and civic leaders from every corner of Texas and across the country to talk about where rural Texas is and where it can go next. The event will start at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 13, and conclude at 3 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 14. RSVP today: https://trib.it/nGyJkU