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Here are the local, state, and national Dems we picked to represent us
Lots of action this cycle, as redistricting has changed the political map in ways that mostly work to Austin progressives' benefit. We offer here the considered opinion of our Editorial Board in most of the contested races on the Democratic primary ballot (Republican voters, you're on your own; may the odds be ever in your favor).
U.S. Congress
Branscum and Zapata have made the best impression on us as the Democratic choice for this likely doomed contest against incumbent Rep. Chip Roy, R-Dripping Springs, in November.
Statewide
You didn't need us to tell you that. We do wish our professional colleague, former KUT and Texas Standard reporter Joy Diaz, further success in her political career – maybe at City Hall?
Central Texas
After running four times in 10 years to finally land this seat on the board that tries to edit everybody's textbooks, Bell-Metereau has been rewarded in redistricting with an easily defendable Democratic district including all of Austin.
The Courthouse
All three choices are good for voters in the contest for the nomination to, in all likelihood, flip the last GOP-held seat on the 3rd Court.
Travis County
Speaking of local legends, this is the race to succeed Dana DeBeauvoir, who may be Texas' most famous election official and thus a target of state leadership.
U.S. Congress
- TX-21: Coy Branscum, Claudia Zapata
Branscum and Zapata have made the best impression on us as the Democratic choice for this likely doomed contest against incumbent Rep. Chip Roy, R-Dripping Springs, in November. - TX-35: Greg Casar
As regular Chronicle readers can surmise, there has been a widespectrum of views on the Editorial Board regarding Casar's performance and agenda on the Austin City Council. Still – and despite our admiration for all that state Rep. Eddie Rodriguez has done for Austin and Texas – w…
Statewide
- Governor: Beto O'Rourke
You didn't need us to tell you that. We do wish our professional colleague, former KUT and Texas Standardreporter Joy Diaz, further success in her political career – maybe at City Hall? - Lieutenant Governor: Mike Collier
The man behind "Fix the Damn Grid" has been running for this job now for eight years, coming quite close to unseating carnival barker Dan Patrick in 2018 and never breaking stride since. For his trouble, he attracted a risible vanity challenge from Bush-era talking head Matthew Dowd, the…
Central Texas
- State Board of Education, District 5: Rebecca Bell-Metereau
After running four times in 10 years to finally land this seat on the board that tries to edit everybody's textbooks, Bell-Metereau has been rewarded in redistricting with an easily defendable Democratic district including all of Austin. Our progressive community has never really had this … - Texas House District 45: Erin Zwiener
Zwiener – who upset Bell-Metereau four years ago to claim the Dem nomination and then win this Hays County seat – has also benefited from the new map with a district now firmly anchored in the Buda/Kyle suburbs (i.e., far-far South Austin) and in the college community in San Marcos. I…
The Courthouse
- 3rd Court of Appeals, Place 4: Rosa Lopez Theofanis
All three choices are good for voters in the contest for the nomination to, in all likelihood, flip the last GOP-held seat on the 3rd Court. Theofanis impressed us particularly with not only her command of, but her love for, the quirky world of appellate law, the things that make serving on t… - 261st District Court: Daniella Deseta Lyttle
Both candidates would be fine judges, but we think the shoes of Lora Livingston, the county's longest-serving civil judge and administrator for that side of the docket, would be best filled by Lyttle, whose diverse background in medicine as well as law, and in immigration and business m…
Travis County
- County Clerk: Dyana Limon-Mercado
Speaking of local legends, this is the race to succeed Dana DeBeauvoir, who may be Texas' most famous election official and thus a target of state leadership. It's a job that requires an enormous amount of political savvy at the moment, and Limon-Mercado, former chair of the county Democ… - Commissioner, Precinct 2: Brigid Shea
The two most challenging races for us to deliberate this cycle were probably the two commissioner contests. There is no currently active politician whose career has been more interwoven with the Chronicle's advocacy journalism than Brigid Shea, the hero of the Save Our S…
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