- If you live in Harris County, there is an election calendar that you an access at harrisvotes.com/Event-Calendar
- On May 2nd, there is another election, this time it’s the Republican Primary Runoff for Texas Senate District 4.
- City Council District C, that Runoff is scheduled for May 16th;
- Texas STATE runoff elections;
- Here’s how to vote in Texas’ May 26 primary runoff elections;
- Houston officials question cost of special elections after approving $1.4M price tag;
- Commissioners appoint Abbie Kamin Harris County attorney ahead of November election;
- Péter Magyar’s revolt: The insider challenging Hungary’s Viktor Orbán;
- Jakub Krupa — Hungarian election winner Magyar vows to rebuild EU relationship after stunning defeat of Viktor Orbán – Europe live;
- Analysis: Don’t read too much into Orbán’s defeat;
- Orbán’s defeat is a win for democracy and a warning to Trump, analysts say;
- Finally, on an obliquely related note, I have some thoughts about the political situation in the U.S.;
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Thinkwing Radio 2012-MAY-29. TOPIC: Texas Primary Day: Voting Matters.
Because I always consider voting and elections to be serious topics, I thought it might be useful to post some of the references and notes that I used for the May 29th show. Some of the points were not addressed during the show due to time. – Mike
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SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT: KPFT, May 29th (Texas Primary Election Day)
Thinkwing Radio with Mike Honig continues with my next scheduled show on May 29th (Tuesday at 9:30-9:55 am CT) on KPFT in Houston (90.1 FM). You can listen live when the show is on-air by clicking here: Listen Live (32k)
The date for this show was set far in advance, but by serendipitous political chance, it also turned out to be on Texas Primary Election Day. I’ve decided to do something apropos.
My scheduled guest is Dr. Cole Blease Graham, Jr., a visiting professor of political science and government at Texas A&M University, at The Bush School of Government and Public Service.
The tentative topic will be … Elections! How close they can get, and how to motivate voters and potential voters to participate in them.
