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GovExperts has summarized the state and federal candidates who have filed for major offices in Texas for the 2026 election cycle by office and party. Use the tabs to navigate between statewide, federal, legislative, and State Board of Education races. This list is based on the candidate filings listed with the Texas Secretary of State and provided for informational purposes only; candidate lineups may change as filings are updated and ballots are finalized. Yellow Highlighting = New …

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America’s air traffic control system is straining under outdated technology, chronic staffing shortages, and the growing risks exposed by repeated government shutdowns. The result: a national security vulnerability hiding in plain sight. Few Americans think about the people managing the nation’s airspace—until something goes wrong. The FAA’s staffing crisis isn’t just an inconvenience that leads to delays or cancellations. It is a structural weakness in one of the government’s most …

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America is seeing a range of new concerns in animal health even about rabies vaccine. Recent reporting in The New York Times and research from Texas A&M University have spotlighted how pet owner vaccine hesitancy is beginning to affect dogs and cats. And unfortunately, that trend can ripple out to humans and communities. Studies now show that more pet owners are questioning whether to vaccinate their pets, including for diseases like rabies. For clarity, rabies is a viral disease that …

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Civic leadership is a cornerstone of thriving communities and democracies. It involves individuals taking an active role in addressing societal and community issues, promoting public welfare, and fostering a sense of responsibility among citizens. In this blog post, we will explore the concept of civic leadership, delve into the civic issue definition, provide examples of civic issues, and discuss the broader concept of civic duty. Understanding Civic Leadership Civic leadership refers …

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In Texas politics, quorum breaks aren’t just procedural tactics — they’re full-blown spectacles. Whether it’s playing cards in the Capitol, hiding in bathrooms, or fleeing the state with a case of light beer, these standoffs make headlines and shape legislative history. But the roots of this tradition stretch all the way back to 1870, when the ink was still drying on Texas’s reentry into the Union. Here’s a look at the constitutional foundation, the political showdowns, and the antics that …

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