Congressional District 23

Tony Gonzales will succeed Republican Will Hurd, who planned to step down after the end of his current term.

The region in southwestern Texas has been an election-year battleground in the national fights over conservation, energy efficiency, and water use. It also recently saw a firestorm over an issue that echoes presidential election-year rhetoric: potential Chinese threats to national security.

Tony Gonzales is the apparent winner of the Republican runoff election, and will likely face Gina Ortiz Jones for Texas’ 23rd Congressional District…

This post was updated on Thursday, June 25, at 5:55 p.m.Hoping to succeed Will Hurd as U.S. Representative for the 23rd District of Texas are Republican…

U.S. Rep. Will Hurd announced in a statement Thursday he will not seek reelection to represent the 23rd District of Texas, which spans from San Antonio…

The winner in the election for Texas' 23rd Congressional District is still not known, but Gina Ortiz Jones, the Democrat challenging Republican incumbent…

Congressional District 23 is one of the longest in the country — it takes eight hours to drive across, from San Antonio almost to El Paso.In our first…

Texas Public Radio's "The Source" is hosting a series of forums with candidates leading up the 2018 midterm elections. In Texas, more than 30 races are in…

The 2018 midterm elections feature an open field of candidates in cases where a longstanding officeholder is retiring. It’s also an election in which…

From Texas Standard: Even as President Donald Trump and the news media mark the 100th day of his administration, the thoughts of those keeping up with...