Blog Archive

Last week on TeachtheVote.org, ATPE published a series of voting records for all Texas state lawmakers, analyzing their actions taken on significant education-related legislation.

It is getting chilly outside! Cozy up and enjoy this week's education news from the ATPE Governmental Relations team.

Initial turnout figures for this month's constitutional amendment election show small but significant improvement in the number of folks who did their civic duty by voting.

The Texas State Board of Education (SBOE) met Wednesday, Nov. 13, 2019, in Austin for day one of its final meeting of the year.

Happy Election Week! Here are your highlights of this week's education news from the ATPE Governmental Relations team.

Texas wasn't the only state that held elections this Tuesday, and political observers across the country have spent the week analyzing the results of the 2019 races.

Only 12% of registered voters actually cast ballots — a higher percentage from the 2017 election, but still overwhelmingly low overall.

The results from Tuesday's elections are in, and all three special elections to fill unexpired terms in the Texas House of Representatives will head to runoffs.

Tomorrow is Election Day, which means we all have the opportunity to share our voices in one of the most important ways possible - voting.

Blog posts from November 2019.