Posted inGov & Politics Analysis: The 3% of Texans deciding who governs the other 97% by Ross Ramsey, The Texas Tribune February 25, 2022February 25, 2022 In Texas, even a “big” primary turnout is feeble, which means a small number of voters choose who will govern us.
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