Michael McCardel is a media consultant specializing in local news coverage in Texas, particularly in the Dallas area. With a focus on political and social issues, Michael has written for various news outlets including WFAA, KYTX CBS19, KIII 3NEWS, and KVUE MEDIA. His work has also been featured in KBMT/K-JAC 12News, KCEN 6 News, KAGS-TV, FOX West Texas, KENS 5, and KHOU 11.
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Michael McCardel's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with a specific emphasis on Texas-related topics such as border security, mental health, infrastructure, immigration, and elections. His articles frequently feature government announcements and legal policy regulations related to local issues in the United States, particularly within Texas.
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Texas launches new business court system expecting it will attract even more companies to Texas.
By: Michael McCardel
Romero said they fear possible voter rights violations as the state enforces its election laws.
By: Michael Mccardel
Pete Marocco responds after dozens of former city leaders come out against the propositions.
By: Michael McCardel
In the end, the state stepped in with a lifeline, giving Southeast Texas $50 Million for debris cleanup, with Houston receiving around $32 Million.
By: Michael Mccardel
Author Alex Hannaford joins Y’all-itics to discuss his new book documenting where the Capital of Texas went wrong
By: Michael Mccardel
Texas abandoned a respected national program in 2023 and has yet to replace it.
The Elections Administrator says long lines will continue throughout early voting, but problems have been minimal
By: Michael Mccardel
Law enforcement and security experts are prepared for anything this election.
By: Michael McCardel
When it comes to national papers, such as The Washington Post, McKenzie says it's perfectly fine for them not to endorse a presidential candidate.
By: Michael McCardel
Derek Ryan also says young voters didn't vote early as often as they did in 2020
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