Teach the Vote's Week in Review: Nov. 13, 2026
ATPE breaks down how the election results could affect public education.
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ATPE breaks down how the election results could affect public education.
New leadership means a significant change in who sets the agenda, which issues get attention, and what type of legislation moves through the House.
Incoming House Speaker Senfronia Thompson (D–Houston) announced Tuesday that six former Speakers of the House—three Republicans and three Democrats—are joining her transition team.
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