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Eddie Gaspar

Reporter · US

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Sep 17, 2026
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Sep 8, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · Eddie Gaspar/The Texas Tribune

    'Uncharted territory': Two months from Election Day, Democrats in Texas are truly competitive (opens the original)

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    After the routing they delivered in the 2024 election, Texas Republicans were on a roll, pushing through conservative priorities, drawing redder congressional maps and excising Democrats from legislative leadership positions. With November fast approaching, Texas Republicans are in their weakest position in a generation, facing voter revolt over data centers, transmission lines and a faltering economy tied to the party’s standardbearer, President Donald Trump. Scandal-plagued Senate nominee Ke

  2. Article · Sep 13, 2026 · Eddie Gaspar/Texas Tribune file photo

    Several Texas Republicans condemn Bo French’s racist posts calling Asian students at UT a ‘problem’ (opens the original)

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    On Sunday, Bo French, the Republican candidate for the Texas Railroad Commission, posted a series of xenophobic social media posts taking aim at students of color celebrating at the University of Texas football game, and prompting a wave of intraparty rebuke just weeks before the November election. The morning after the Texas Longhorns pulled off a major comeback to upset Ohio State, French shared a photo of students of South Asian descent cheering in burnt orange gears from the stands. The form

  3. Article · Sep 8, 2026 · Eddie Gaspar/The Texas Tribune

    Texas cities say Abbott’s proposal to disband their electric companies won’t lower costs (opens the original)

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    The cities of Austin and San Antonio stand to lose hundreds of millions in revenue each year if a proposal by Gov. Greg Abbott to disband their energy utilities is enacted by the Legislature. That’s the point, say supporters of the proposal, who argue that money should be going to lower customers’ electricity bills rather than city priorities. San Antonio and Austin have the state’s two largest city-owned electric utilities, which say they offer among the cheapest electricity rates in the

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