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Harris County · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Harris County public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
The state is taking over voter registration duties in Val Verde County, using a legal playbook originally written to target Harris County's election management. It’s a significant power shift that signals a more hands-on approach from state officials in local election administration.
Harris County’s recent judicial shake-up proves that local elections are decided by whoever actually shows up to the polls. With shifting demographics and low turnout, your vote for judges carries way more weight than you might think.
Harris County Treasurer Carla Wyatt is facing serious scrutiny after new details emerged regarding her recent DWI arrest. This incident has raised major red flags about her judgment and whether she can effectively continue in her role as a high-ranking public official.
The Harris County Treasurer was arrested for a DWI over the weekend, sparking a debate about whether our top-level officials are being held to the same standards as the rest of us. It’s a bad look for the county and raises real questions about the judgment of those managing our public funds.
The District C race is headed to a runoff, so you'll need to head back to the polls to pick your next city council representative. It’s a second chance to make sure your voice is heard on local issues that affect your daily commute and neighborhood services.
The race for Houston's District C seat is officially headed to a runoff between Joe Panzarella and Nick Hellyar. Since the winner gets a major say in how our city budget and local policies are handled, it’s worth paying attention to who takes the spot.
Houston’s District C is holding a special election this Saturday to fill a vacant City Council seat. If you live in the area, make sure you check your polling location so you can help decide who represents your neighborhood’s interests.
Abbie Kamin is heading to the general election for Harris County Attorney, a position that basically acts as the county's top lawyer. Since this office shapes how local policies are actually enforced, the outcome will directly impact how the county handles legal issues moving forward.
Harris County is set to break a major glass ceiling by electing its first-ever female county attorney. This race will decide who manages the county's legal strategy and represents our interests in court.
Alejandra Salinas just won the runoff for Houston City Council’s At-Large Position 4. She’ll now have a direct say in the city policies and budget decisions that affect your neighborhood.
There are 15 people running for the at-large Position 4 seat, which means your vote is going to be a big deal this November. It’s time to start looking into these candidates to see who actually aligns with what you want for the city.