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Texas Democrats Return, End 38-Day Holdout Over Voting Bill
A standoff in Texas ended Thursday when some Democrats who fled to Washington, D.C., returned to Austin.
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EXPLAINER: Texas Democrats Fled the State. Here's Why.
Here’s an explanation of what the Democrats are trying to do, and how likely it is to work.
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Texas Dems Break Quorum, Leave Austin to Stop GOP Voting Bill
Democrats in the Texas Legislature were planning Monday to leave for Washington, D.C., in a second revolt against a GOP overhaul of election laws.
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Some Texas Democrats Ready to Walk as GOP Digs in on Voting
Some Texas Democrats say they’re ready to stage a second walkout to again stop one of America’s most restrictive voting measures. Hundreds of people waited hours at the Texas Capitol on Saturday to testify against the GOP’s second try at passing new election laws.
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Maine Lawmakers Consider Reconvening, Could Be a Few Months Off
Legislative leaders say they’re getting closer to reconvening state lawmakers following a pause during the coronavirus pandemic — but the special session still be a month or more away. State lawmakers have remained largely on the sidelines for the past three months after they adjourned and gave Democratic Gov. Janet Mills broad emergency powers to address the pandemic. Neither Senate…