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May 2012
Replay: Sheriff's Candidate Forum
DICKINSON — The Daily News hosted a forum for Galveston County Sheriff candidates Wednesday night at the Barber Middle School auditorium, located at 5651 FM 517 East. The event was open to the public and streamed live to the Internet.
Posted Thursday, May 10 at 11:00 PM by Daily News Staff
 

March 2012
Cochran enters race; GOP sets ballot order
Three days after Precinct 1 County Commissioner Patrick Doyle announced he would not seek re-election, there are now five candidates seeking the office. Four are Republican and one is a Democrat.
Posted Wednesday, Mar 28 at 12:10 AM by TJ Aulds
 

February 2012
Say goodbye to an April primary?
After saying that the differences between the state and those opposing the legislatures redistricting plan were "insurmountable," even though the two sides are not that off on some of the maps. The state's senatorial, state house and congressional district lines are at question in the lawsuit.
Posted Tuesday, Feb 14 at 08:40 PM by TJ Aulds
 

December 2011
Redistricting: Now what?
Two federal court decisions connected to redistricting in Texas were handed down Friday. The Supreme Court of the United States rejected redistricting maps for congressional and state legislature lines a federal judges' panel in San Antonio created.
Posted Saturday, Dec 10 at 02:55 AM by TJ Aulds
 

November 2011
Tribune: Judges will draw Texas political lines
It's looking more and more likely that the state's redistricting lines for the state legislature and congressional districts will be drawn by federal judges.
Posted Tuesday, Nov 08 at 11:08 PM by TJ Aulds
 

October 2011
Poll: Should the state allow a Confederate plate?
Galveston County Tax Assessor/Collector Cheryl Johnson is among nine members of a state board that votes on what groups can or cannot have charity license plates. Johnson had previously voted in support of a plate commemorating the Sons of Confederate Veterans.
Posted Sunday, Oct 30 at 09:00 PM by TJ Aulds
 

June 2011
Poll: The Politics of Fireworks
Barring a massive downpour during the next two days, Galveston County Judge Mark Henry is set to issue an emergency order to ban the sale or use of retail (some call them backyard) fireworks in the unincorporated parts of the county.
Posted Thursday, Jun 30 at 02:30 PM by TJ Aulds