Harris County, TX

Articles

March 5, 2024

“Playbook of Fear” Fails to Sway Voters in Austin and Houston DA Races

Daniel Nichanian,

February 14, 2024

The Texas Elections That Will Shape Policing and Punishment This Year

Michael Barajas,

December 22, 2023

Out of Sight

Michael Barajas,

November 16, 2023

Promises to Scale Up Policing Stir Houston’s Mayoral Race

Michael Barajas,

July 26, 2023

Dallas County Jail Adds Election Day Polling Place After Pressure from Activists

Jessica Pishko,

June 2, 2023

Republicans Escalate Attacks on Election Administration in Texas’ Largest County

Michael Barajas,

January 27, 2023

A Texas ‘Crime Stopper’ Targeting Reform Judges Could Gain More Power Over Them

Michael Barajas,

November 17, 2022

Election Day Problems Inflame Voter Fraud Conspiracies in Houston

Michael Barajas,

June 17, 2022

“They Force You to Work”

Michael Barajas,

April 11, 2022

Texas Conservatives Want Private Cops to Police Elections

Michael Barajas,

March 7, 2022

Decarcerating from the Bench

Michael Barajas,

February 25, 2022

Judicial Elections Test Profound “Cultural Shift” in Houston

March 6, 2020

For Decarceration, Election Results Bring One Big Win and Some Prolonged Suspense

Daniel Nichanian,

January 30, 2020

Blockbuster D.A. Races Rock Big Texas Counties, from Austin to Houston

Daniel Nichanian,

September 12, 2019

Federal Judge Rebukes Houston DA for Using the Willie Horton Strategy

Daniel Nichanian,

June 1, 2024

County Boards and the Crisis Inside Local Jails