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If Doggett runs in the largely Latino district, he could face as a primary opponent former U.S. Rep. Ciro Rodriguez, who has been talking about a return to Congress. Several plaintiffs' groups, which have accused the Legislature of passing...
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Travis County is split into 5 districts. The 25th becomes a Travis-to-Tarrant monster that was drawn to elect a Republican. Doggett is likely drawn back into the 35th, which again stretches from Austin to San Antonio. Folks on Twitter report that Pete...
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No. 1, my house resides in it, my entire base ... I was hoping it would have gone to the 23rd. It didn't. It's in the new district, and it's a district that I've represented before.
– Ciro Rodriguez SOURCE: San Antonio Express -
The rally will introduce candidates for office in the Hays County Democratic Primary election, currently scheduled for April 3 including U.S. Rep. Lloyd Doggett, running in District 25, and former U.S. Rep. Ciro Rodriguez, running in District 35. Other...
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Susan Narvaiz has filed to run next year as a Republican in Congressional District 35, which takes in eastern Hays County under various redistricting plans. San Marcos resident Rob Roark said this week that he was also seeking the GOP nod for CD-35. On...
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Now she’s running again, and so is Carter. But the lines have moved and they won’t face off. Carter is running for re-election, and Kent is running — without moving — for an open seat on the new House maps drawn by a panel of federal judges. Ciro...
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The battle for a newly drawn congressional district will pit two seasoned Democratic politicians against one another: Bexar County Tax Assessor-Collector Sylvia S. Romo and former U.S. Rep. Ciro Rodriguez. On the first day of filing for the March primaries, Romo said Monday that she plans to run in the ...
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The Texas Tribune: Hey, You Look Familiar. Didn’t You Run for Office Before? Didn’t You Lose?
The New York Times
Carter, a Republican, in November 2010. Now she’s running again, and so is Ms. Carter. But the lines have moved and they won’t face off. Ms. Carter is running for re-election, and Ms. Kent is running — without moving — for an open seat on the new House...
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Seth Mitchell, Wolff's former chief of staff and current County operations and planning manager, is one of those who've undergone the Rodriguez treatment. The commissioner is temperamentally the opposite of his older brother, former Congressman Ciro...
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