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	ABOUT EL PASO COUNTS CALENDAR OF EVENTS ELECTION INFORMATION NEWS ARTICLES FAQS HELPFUL LINKS CONTACT US What does my ballot look like? Register to vote! Participating Organizations list all > Campaign nastiness likely to follow GOPers to Austin March 12, 2006 Back   Visit Website Other Texas Legislative Races...House 76 Runoff: Ads accuse hopefuls of being RepublicansJay Kleberg: Campaign lit the fireOne more time: Moody-Margo rematch Texas Primary Election ResultsHaggerty remains neutral in key House raceShapleigh wants lawmakers to help Tech find money to open EP med school on timeLaw enforcement groups endorse candidatesLegislators try to regroup, get to workCampaign nastiness likely to follow GOPers to AustinO'Donnell led 19 of 36 precinctsChavez keeps District 76 seatPickett thumps challenger KellyQuintanilla, Johnson Jr. in District 75 Nov. 7 voteO'Donnell rips foe's vote on driver's licensesQuintanilla's seat challenged by two candidates in primaryGolf club membership not issue, Haggerty saysGOP favors Haggerty, challenger says of signsHaggerty has wide edge over educator in pollQuintanilla favored to win seatRecognition may give edge to District 76 incumbentSeniority needed to move agenda, Chávez saysShapleigh favored for Senate seatYISD trustee wants to give back to the cityEducator takes on state lawmaker in GOP 78th House District primaryHutchison supports Haggerty re-electionChávez, first-ever opponent debate SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER: Designed by Stanton Street
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