Texas’ Top Voucher Vendor Taps Abbott Allies in Contract Bid, Program Rollout
The New York firm Odyssey is now running the state’s lucrative voucher scheme with a little help from the governor’s friends.
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The New York firm Odyssey is now running the state’s lucrative voucher scheme with a little help from the governor’s friends.
Republican lawmakers have for years refused to engage with precautionary climate-resilience and disaster-response measures.
As public attention has shifted away from policing reform, legislators attempt to shove information into the dark.
It’s on the agenda at the Texas Capitol, but advocates worry heavy-handed "accountability" will remain intact.
Texas Dem quorum-breakers are seeking to protect voter rights nationwide, but they’re likely engaged in little more than a perfunctory game of chicken.
A redistricting expert discusses Tom Delay, ‘dummymanders,’ and the long history of racial gerrymandering in the state.
How small must their influence grow before House Democrats break with their collaborationist tradition?
“We can only play the hand that we're dealt.”
If the governor signs SB 3 into law, thousands of jobs and billions in revenue could soon disappear.
But outlays remain far above state funding prior to the Operation Lone Star era.