Houston Prepares for High-Stakes 2026 Elections: Key Runoffs and Voter Impact Ahead
Houston faces a high-stakes local and statewide election season, including a special congressional runoff, city council runoff, and Super Tuesday primaries that could reshape the city’s political landscape.
Amanda Edwards and Christian Menefee Headed to Runoff in Texas’ 18th Congressional District
In one of Houston’s closest political contests, Amanda Edwards and Christian Menefee are heading to a runoff in Texas’ 18th Congressional District after finishing just three points apart in a crowded special election.
Amanda Edwards in Tight Race for Texas’ 18th Congressional District Special Election 2025
Houston native Amanda Edwards is running in the special election for Texas’ 18th Congressional District. With a track record of public service and deep community ties, she is focused on healthcare, economic opportunity, and grassroots engagement in a tight race …
Christian Menefee Aims to Bring Experience and Leadership to Congress
Harris County Attorney Christian Menefee brings his bipartisan experience, public health initiatives, and community-focused leadership to his campaign for Texas’ 18th Congressional District, emphasizing environmental justice, healthcare reform, and economic equity.
Menefee and Edwards Lead Tight Race for Texas’ 18th Congressional District Ahead of Early Voting
With early voting starting October 20, Harris County Attorney Christian Menefee and former Houston City Council member Amanda Edwards lead a crowded field in the special election for Texas’ 18th Congressional District, signaling a likely runoff on November 4.
Crockett and Pierson: Two Texas Powerhouses Poised to Redefine Leadership in 2026
Texas politics is entering a bold new era as Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett eyes a historic U.S. Senate run and State Representative Katrina Pierson considers a Congressional bid — two fearless women, from opposite sides of the aisle, could reshape the …
Texas Primary Race Shows Tight Senate Contest, Shifts in Voter Preferences
Five months before the March 2026 Texas primary, a new survey shows U.S. Sen. John Cornyn and Attorney General Ken Paxton in a tight Republican Senate race, with Wesley Hunt trailing. The survey also highlights shifts in Trump’s support and …
No Kings in America: Why Democracy Must Defeat Authoritarian Temptations
Donald Trump’s recent moves raise alarm bells about democracy in America. From targeting critics to reshaping institutions for personal gain, his playbook echoes authoritarian tactics seen worldwide. Houston—and all citizens—must defend the nation’s democratic foundations before it’s too late
17 Candidates, One Goal: Serving Texas’ 18th Congressional District
The Texas 18th Congressional District special election on November 4, 2025, features 17 candidates competing to succeed the late Sylvester Turner, offering voters a diverse field of leaders ready to carry forward the district’s legacy.
Lawrence Allen Jr. Launches Campaign to Continue Family Legacy in Texas House District 131
In the heart of Houston’s Sunnyside, Hiram Clarke, Fondren, and Alief communities, a new chapter in a century-long story of service to public education and civic leadership is unfolding. On a momentous day, Lawrence Allen Jr. officially launched his campaign …
Isaiah Martin’s Bold Stand: A Rising Voice in Texas’s 18th Congressional District
Isaiah Martin, a 27-year-old Democrat and candidate in the November 4 special election for Texas’s 18th Congressional District, is emerging as a fearless new voice for Houston’s future.
Democratic Texas lawmaker spent night on state House floor after refusing GOP demand for law enforcement escort
Democratic Texas state Rep. Nicole Collier spent the night on the Texas House floor in protest after refusing a Republican demand to be placed under the watch of the state Department of Public Safety.
Democratic Texas lawmaker spent night on state House floor after refusing GOP demand for law enforcement escort
Democratic Texas state Rep. Nicole Collier spent the night on the Texas House floor in protest after refusing a Republican demand to be placed under the watch of the state Department of Public Safety.
What’s Really Happening in Austin?
Houston Style Magazine is proud to spotlight an upcoming event that promises to cut through the noise and deliver the clarity our community deserves. On Wednesday, August 27, 2025, the LGBTQ+ Chamber of Commerce will host its rescheduled Community Conversations …
Texas Hill Country schools transformed into relief hubs after the deadly summer floods. Now, students are headed back
Texas Hill Country had over a month until its young students were scheduled to go back to school. But after devastating floods swept through the region on July 4, Kerr County schools opened their doors early to welcome emergency responders …
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