Election 2020

An all-day Joint Session of Congress concluded during the early morning hours Thursday, with Joe Biden winning the presidency and Kamala Harris, the vice presidency.

Vice President Mike Pence and former President George W. Bush both condemned the violence that occurred Wednesday at the U.S. Capitol

On Wednesday afternoon protesters breached the U.S. Capitol while Congress was going through the process of confirming the results of the 2020 Presidential election. Several Congressmen had announced prior to the violence at the Capitol that they would object to the confirmation of Joe Biden as the winner of the Presidential election...

After the US Capitol was breached by rioters Wednesday afternoon, President Donald Trump took to Twitter to directly address those protesting.

Congressman Jodey Arrington will join a number of Republicans in both the House & Senate who are planning to object.

Congressman Ronny Jackson, who just started his first term in office last Sunday, has said he will object to the Electoral College certification during Wednesday's Joint Session of Congress.

State Rep. Springer defeated Shelley Luther in a runoff for the Special Election for Senate District 30.

David Bruegel, of Shallowater, was the presidential elector for the 19th Congressional District, which includes Lubbock, Abilene, and Big Spring

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton questioned the legality of changes to election law, and procedures in four states, for the 2020 general election

The Texas Attorney General's Office filed the lawsuit directly with the Supreme Court, seeking to have the electors thrown out of four states.