Candidate for Texas governor Don Huffines conceded shortly after 7:30 p.m. Tuesday night. In a statement on Twitter, Huffines took credit for many of the conservative actions taken by Gov. Greg Abbott since he kicked off his campaign to lead the state a year ago. Though he said he would not contest the outcome of the election, he said he…

Former state senator Don Huffines has officially filed to run in the election of Governor of Texas.

A day after the reelection campaign for Gov. Greg Abbott (R) says he’s raked in a record amount of donations, one of his key challengers in the March 2022 primary is also announcing millions in donations.

Republican Don Huffines, a former state senator from Dallas who has sharply criticized Texas’ handling of the pandemic, said Monday he will challenge Republican Gov. Greg Abbott in 2022.

Democrat Nathan Johnson upset incumbent Texas Senator Don Huffines (R-Dallas) on Election Day Tuesday.

There are two state senate races political reporter Julie Fine is keeping her eye on this election day. Senate District 10, where Democrat Beverly Powell is challenging incumbent Republican Konni Burton. Texas District 16 could also be close, where Democrat Nathan Johnson is challenging incumbent Republican Sen. Don Huffines.

Republican incumbent Senator Don Huffines and Democratic challenger Nathan Johnson face-off over property tax, education, the so called bathroom bill and more. Plus NBC 5 anchor Brian Curtis joins the discussion on the Race for Texas Governor and U.S. Senate Race.

Republican incumbent Senator Don Huffines and Democratic challenger Nathan Johnson face-off over property tax, education, the so called bathroom bill and more, Sunday on Lone Star Politics at 8:30 a.m.

Texas Sen. Don Huffines, R-Dallas, visited Russia to meet with officials as part of a group led by U.S. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky. Paul’s father, Ron Paul, was a long-time congressman from Texas and a 2012 candidate for the Republican nomination for president.

Texas Sen. Don Huffines, R-Dallas, visited Russia to meet with officials as part of a group led by U.S. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky.