Jack Fink is a political reporter at KTVT-TV CBS-11 in Dallas-Fort Worth. With a focus on national, Texas, and Dallas politics, he covers a wide range of political stories and provides in-depth analysis. His work has been featured in CBS News, CBS Local Digital Media, The Hamilton Spectator, and KWTX News 10.
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By: Jack Fink
They said Trump, who wore a bandage on part of his right ear, seemed moved by all the support he received from the crowd.
By: Jack Fink
While the city of Dallas is non-partisan and run by a city manager, it is the largest in the U.S. with a Republican mayor.
FORT WORTH – U.S. Rep. Marc Veasey, D-Fort Worth, has joined three other members of Congress in asking President Biden directly to pass the torch to the next generation of Democratic leaders.
By: Jack Fink
"I'm excited and the base is excited that he has decided to pass the torch to his Vice President," said Veasey.
By: Jack Fink
That law paved the way for the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which ended discriminatory voting laws.
By: Jack Fink
He called for Congress to pass a Constitutional Amendment that would eliminate immunity for crimes a former president committed in office.
By: Jack Fink
As millions of Texas schoolchildren return to the classroom this month, the state is offering every school district a new system free of charge to improve safety for students, teachers, and staff.
Political analysts say it's no accident two of the six finalists are from the key states where the presidential race will be won.
By: Jack Fink
NORTH TEXAS – Hundreds of AFL-CIO members in Dallas welcomed North Texas Congressman and Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate Colin Allred to their Labor Day breakfast.
NORTH TEXAS — Greenwood Hills Elementary School in the Richardson ISD is one of a number of campuses that districts across North Texas didn't open this year.
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