A recent decision by the Texas Supreme Court has allowed a GOP-led county to proceed with changing voting maps. This change will occur between the primary and November election.
The Texas Supreme Court refused to intervene and stop the county from making these changes.
Further details about this decision and its implications can be found through Democracy Docket, which reported on the Texas Supreme Court's ruling.
Recent coverage curated from local and regional sources.
Elissa returns to Galveston after three-month journey at sea Houston Chronicle
Tall Ship Elissa comes home to Galveston after historic voyage to New York for America's 250th anniversary ABC13 Houston
Welcome home to the island’s 1877 Tall Ship Elissa! After sailing more than 5,000 miles over two months for her Galveston 250 Voyage and par…
Families, supporters and well-wishers gathered along the waterfront Saturday morning to watch the Official Tall Ship of Texas return to the …
Home at last: Elissa returns to Galveston The Daily News | Texas' Oldest Newspaper
Historic Tall Ship Elissa returns to Galveston after America250 voyage Click2Houston
Where are Galveston's 9 million annual visitors coming from? Chron
Texas Supreme Court refuses to stop GOP-led county from changing voting maps between primary and November election Democracy Docket
Clear Creek ISD looks to mitigate $18.4M shortfall Community Impact
Biz Buzz: Galveston gravestone maker prepares for the end; island boutique to close The Daily News | Texas' Oldest Newspaper
Residents and the city's mayor warned that slashing the animal services budget would ultimately increase costs and degrade the city,
Galveston County considers time off policy that would decrease vacation, and impact retiree payouts yahoo.com
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