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Elections from local newsrooms
From Laredo Morning Times, KGNS and The Texas Tribune, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.
Laredo Morning Times7 hours ago
A court-decided election sets the stage for District II rematch, on Laredo Morning TimesInfrastructure, commercial development, neighborhood services and the history of the 2022 election shape Laredo’s District II City Council race.
KGNS12 hours ago
A Webb County Election Day preview: Projections, picks, and the pivotal races to watch, on KGNSThe signs are there. In fact, they've been hard to miss. But with campaign ads winding down and yard signs nearing their final days, we're taking a final look at the state of the race, offering predictions and picks for an election cycle that has brought everyone from the Speaker of the House to statewide candidates to even U.S. presidents into the local conversation.
The Texas TribuneYesterday
Ken Paxton appears to cancel final rally of his “Come and Take It” tour at the Alamo, on The Texas TribunePaxton’s campaign initially said he would close his get-out-the-vote push at the landmark. Instead, his campaign schedule lists events in North Texas on the eve of Election Day.
Laredo Morning TimesYesterday
Webb County early voting ends with second-highest turnout in recorded history after final-day surge, on Laredo Morning TimesEarly voting in Webb County ended with the second-highest turnout in recorded history after a surge of more than 6,000 ballots on the final day.
KGNSOct. 30
Final day of early voting pushes Webb County turnout past 46,000, on KGNSMore than 46,000 Webb County voters cast ballots during early voting ahead of the Nov. 3 joint general election, according to official totals the Webb County Elections Administration released Oct. 30.
KGNSOct. 30
Gov. Greg Abbott brings statewide campaign tour to Laredo, on KGNSTexas Gov. Greg Abbott visited Laredo on Oct. 30 as part of his statewide “Let’s Roll” campaign tour ahead of Election Day.