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Jordan Ray-Hart
Verified
Newsroom Operations Manager, Chron
Houston
Beats
Chicago Cubs , Chicago Bulls , UFC , Chicago Blackhawks , Chicago White Sox, Chicago Bears , Chicago Cubs, Chicago Blackhawks , Chicago Bulls, UFC
Theoretical economics, econometrics, finance theory.
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By Alexandra Kanik, Matt Zdun Verified, Jordan Ray-Hart Verified, Rebecca Hennes Verified, Brady Stone Verified, Dana Burke Verified, Alan Fossler Verified| Houston Chronicle Verified Tuesday capped off the 2024 election season as Texans cast their votes in hundreds of state races, including some that could sway key issues like private school vouchers and the power grid. While the GOP is unlikely to lose its iron grip on the state Legislature, there are several races that could help sway how far right the House and Senate tacks when they convene in January. Gov.
By Alexandra Kanik, Matt Zdun Verified, Jordan Ray-Hart Verified, Rebecca Hennes Verified, Brady Stone Verified, Dana Burke Verified, Alan Fossler Verified| Houston Chronicle Verified Texas voters streamed into polling sites on Tuesday for the finale of one of the most raucous and unpredictable presidential election cycles in decades. While most eyes are glued to the top-of-the-ticket contest between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, it’s U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz’s reelection bid that could prove the most surprising. Polls have consistently shown a tight race between the two-term incumbent and his Democratic challenger, U.S. Rep. Colin Allred of Dallas.
By Alexandra Kanik, Matt Zdun Verified, Jordan Ray-Hart Verified, Rebecca Hennes Verified, Brady Stone Verified, Dana Burke Verified, Alan Fossler Verified| Houston Chronicle Verified Tuesday capped off the 2024 election season as Texans cast their votes in hundreds of state races, including some that could sway key issues like private school vouchers and the power grid. While the GOP is unlikely to lose its iron grip on the state Legislature, there are several races that could help sway how far right the House and Senate tacks when they convene in January. Gov.
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Chron
Houston Chronicle is an online platform that publishes regional, business, sports and entertainment news.
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