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The longtime superintendent becomes the first major candidate to seek the office, saying his experience leading the city's schools prepared him to tackle Dallas' biggest challenges.
By: Gromer Jeffers Jr.
Ben Abbott is expanding his familiar TV brand into a broader media campaign to reshape his image from a legal pitchman to community leader as he ponders a 2027 run for Dallas mayor.
By: Gromer Jeffers Jr.
Democrat James Talarico challenged Republican Ken Paxton to statewide debates in their Senate race. Paxton’s campaign said he will take part but no dates are set.
By: Gromer Jeffers Jr.
Dallas City Hall debate puts 2027 mayoral candidates on the spot over repairs or relocation
By: Gromer Jeffers Jr.
In North Texas, James Talarico's Senate strategy depends on boosting Democratic turnout and cutting into Ken Paxton’s advantage in the suburbs.
By: Gromer Jeffers Jr.
The Senate opponents focused on crime and child care, while Paxton faced questions about his voting record and Talarico released an ad about his upbringing.
By: Gromer Jeffers Jr.
The Senate opponents focused on crime and child care, while Paxton faced questions about his voting record and Talarico released an ad about about his work to reduce costs.
By: Gromer Jeffers
Talarico's record fundraising and voter turnout operation have made the Senate nominee a central...
By: Gromer Jeffers
At a Sherman rally, GOP leaders warned supporters that weak turnout this fall could threaten the party as Democrats claim momentum.
By: Gromer Jeffers
The Democrat plans to invest $25 million in turnout while navigating primary divisions, policy questions and Republican attacks.
