Ryan Chandler is a Texas Capitol Correspondent, reporting on local news and politics in Austin, Texas. With a focus on state government and policy, Ryan's articles cover a wide range of topics including finance, immigration, sports betting, and social issues. His work has been featured in various news outlets across Texas and the United States.
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Ryan Chandler's work primarily focuses on government and politics, with a specific emphasis on Texas-related issues. He covers topics such as immigration, border security, sports betting legislation, education policies, and the Biden administration's actions related to Texas.
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By: Ryan Chandler, Matt Grant, Josh Hinkle, Nadia Lathan, John Thomas, Sandra Sanchez
Both major presidential candidates came to Texas Friday, just over a week before election day. That’s not unusual for voters in battleground states to see, but it’s something Texas vote…
“We have paid an incredible price for the deterrence that we’ve gained,” Sen. Brian Birdwell said. But what’s next for the Texas border?
Abbott signed the order in August in an effort to collect data on the costs of caring for undocumented patients.
By: Ryan Chandler
Texas’ senior senator hopes to succeed Mitch McConnell if Republicans retake the Senate.
By: Ryan Chandler
The biggest share of voters, however, are those who have either voted in both parties’ primaries or have no primary voting history at all.
Both Cruz and Allred call the story heartbreaking, but disagree over whether Texas’ abortion ban is to blame.
By: John Thomas, Ryan Chandler, Josh Hinkle, Matt Grant
Texas law prohibits abortion in nearly all cases, without exceptions for rape or incest. Physicians may be punished for performing abortions with six-figure fines, the loss of their medical license…
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By: Ryan Chandler
“They had to wait until there was no heartbeat,” the husband, whose name was not disclosed, told ProPublica in Spanish. “It would be a crime to give her an abortion.”
By: Ryan Chandler
by: Ryan Chandler Posted: Nov 4, 2024 / 06:38 PM CST Updated: Nov 4, 2024 / 06:38 PM CST
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