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Gromer Jeffers Jr. focuses his coverage on local Texas politics, with a strong emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulations. He would likely be most interested in pitches that provide insights or exclusive access to politicians, political analysts, or experts familiar with the intricacies of Texas politics.
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By: Gromer Jeffers Jr.
In Tyler, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott says he has "more than enough votes" to pass a school choice plan.
A fractured base and a resurgent Donald Trump doomed the Dallas Democrat's chances. For Democrats, Texas statewide elections are like the start of a campy horror film.
By: Gromer Jeffers Jr.
Gilberto Hinojosa resigns as Texas Democratic Party chairman after dismal election results.
By: Gromer Jeffers
Busing migrants from Texas ‘primed the pump for this presidential election.'
By: Gromer Jeffers
Without a reliable Latino base, the Democratic dream of turning Texas blue is at least deferred, possibly for another generation.
By: Gromer Jeffers Jr.
The two Texans, titans in Republican politics, have been circling each other for more than a year.
By: Gromer Jeffers Jr.
Texas lawmakers could tackle improving the state’s infrastructure and adding safeguards to artificial intelligence.
By: Gromer Jeffers Jr.
Among the many things to enjoy during the holiday season are an array of shows that combine politics and Christmas to make movie magic.
By: Gromer Jeffers Jr.
Some aspects of Christmas can be annoying.
By: Gromer Jeffers
The Texas Legislature and President-elect Donald Trump's agenda will dominate politics in the new year.
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