Juan Salinas II is a journalist based in Dallas, Texas. He writes for KERA News and KUT Public Media, covering local news and events in the Dallas area. His work has also been featured in 88.9 KETR-FM, Fort Worth Report, and The Shorthorn Media. Juan's articles focus on a range of topics including transportation, education, crime, and community events.
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By: Juan Salinas Ii
State data shows just two of Texas’ most populous counties have surpassed their voter turnout rate in 2020.
By: Juan Salinas Ii
Turnout among Texas voters is slightly down this fall compared to the record-setting 2020 presidential election, according to a Texas Tribune analysis of state data.
Fewer Texans — especially in the state’s largest cities — voted early this year compared to 2020, according to a Texas Tribune analysis of state data.
By: Yuriko Schumacher, Juan Salinas Ii
The turnout rate doped more than 8 percentage points compared to four years ago — a highwater mark for the Lone Star State.
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By: Juan Salinas
Former state Rep. Matt Krause's win may push the commissioners court even further away from the bipartisanship on which it once prided itself.
By: Juan Salinas, Michael Gonzalez
In a social media post Wednesday, Gov. Greg Abbott, seen on Nov. 26, said the Texas House needs a "Texas House Speaker chosen by a majority of Republicans in accordance with the Republican Caucus Rules."
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By: Juan Salinas
San Miguel Electric Cooperative's plan to turn into a solar and battery plant will leave only 14 coal-fired power plants in the state.
By: Juan Salinas Ii
With the co-op’s transition to a renewable energy plant, only 14 coal-fired power plants will be left in the state.
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By: Juan Salinas
Plesa, a Dallas Democrat, said the party should embrace bipartisanship, and start talking about economic issues.
KERA | By Juan Salinas II | The Texas Tribune Published January 6, 2025 at 10:47 AM CST Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email
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