Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton won a third term in Tuesday’s midterm elections under the cloud of an FBI investigation and dysfunction in his office that Democrats believe have opened an opportunity to end decades of GOP power in the state. NBC 5’s Scott Gordon reports from Paxton’s watch party in Plano and NBC 5’s Maria Guerrero from Democratic challenger Rochelle Garza’s watch...

Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sought a third term in Tuesday’s midterm elections under the cloud of an FBI investigation and dysfunction in his office that Democrats believe have opened an opportunity to end decades of GOP power in the state.

Texas Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton, who has weathered a storm of troubles like few other elected officials in the U.S., is hoping to win his third term Tuesday if he can hold off Democratic challenger Rochelle Garza, a first-time candidate and former ACLU attorney.

Garza’s campaign is focused on reproductive freedoms, voting rights and Attorney General Paxton’s own legal past.

What has been a marathon to the midterm elections is now in the final sprint and the candidates are spending a lot of time in North Texas. Among them — Democratic candidate for Attorney General Rochelle Garza — who was in North Texas Monday.

Democratic nominee for Texas Attorney General Rochelle Garza campaigned in North Texas today, making stops at the University of Texas at Arlington.

A new poll shows Republican Incumbent Ken Paxton nearly tied with Democratic challenger Rochelle Garza in the Texas attorney general race.

In the final months of the race for Texas attorney general, Democratic candidate Rochelle Garza is making inroads against Republican incumbent Ken Paxton.

Advocates for a pregnant 17-year-old girl held in a Texas facility for immigrant children who have crossed the border alone are asking a federal judge to allow her to get an abortion, over the opposition of U.S. and state officials. A federal magistrate judge in San Francisco has scheduled a hearing Wednesday on a request filed by the American Civil...