John C. Moritz

The Houston rally will be the first time Vice President Kamala Harris and Senate hopeful Colin Allred will share a stage at an event in Texas.

Vice President Kamala Harris will join Senate hopeful Colin Allred at an unusual late-campaign rally in Houston on Friday. Here's what we know.

Both presidential candidates are using star power to amplify their messages during separate campaign appearances.

Kamala Harris joining Senate hopeful Colin Allred at an unusual late-campaign rally in Houston Friday, featuring Beyoncé, Willie Nelson and DJ Tryfe.

"We're not enemies with our political opponent. We are all Texans, and we're Americans. And we want our country to be successful."

The latest hearing in the Nate Paul legal saga centered on procedure as both sides prepare for a February trial.

Just like in 2018, the race to represent Texas in the U.S. Senate is close and expensive.

The overall numbers appear to lag behind the 2020 election, and older Texans are outvoting their younger counterparts.

Candidates in either party can't "just parachute in, eat Mexican food and listen to a mariachi band" and expect Hispanic voters to fall in line.

Tuesday is Election Day, and Texas has already seen robust, but not record-breaking, turnout during the early voting period.