Elections

Polls will be open until 7 p.m. Tuesday night.

CBS7′s series of profiles on Midland mayoral candidates

Watch Mary Kate Hamilton’s full interview with Midland mayoral candidate Robert Allen Dickson

CBS7′s series of profiles on Midland mayoral candidates

Watch Mary Kate Hamilton’s full interview with Midland mayoral candidate Jerry Morales

CBS7′s series of profiles on Midland mayoral candidates

Mary Kate Hamilton’s full interview with Midland mayoral candidate Lori Blong

Both Democrats and Republicans are confident they can win the November mid-term elections because they claim they’ve each poached voters from regions where, traditionally, they don’t have a lot of support.

Due to the error, anyone voting in precinct 402 will get a paper ballot and these paper ballots will then be run through the system.

Early voting begins October 24th and ends November 4th.

Judge John Shrode of the 358th District Court said temporary restraining orders were for “extreme necessity or hardship.”

In that role he will be responsible for overseeing the District’s handling of election-day complaints about voting rights, threats of violence to election officials or staff, and election fraud in consultation with Justice Department Headquarters in Washington, D.C.

The lawsuit seeks to stop Google from collecting this biometric data and penalize the company less than $25,000 per violation.

The first 1,200 ballots sent were the defective ballots because the mayoral race was left off part of Precinct 110. After testing, it was discovered that only 35 ballots had a defect.

Gerety and Stretcher-Burkes were each asked what qualities they possess that would make them an effective council member.

The first 1,200 ballots that were sent out were deemed defective after it was realized that the mayoral race was left off of part of precinct 110.

During the debate, all three candidates were able to make their pitch on why they would be the best Mayor for the City of Midland.

The full MISD school board debate will be on aired October 24 from 6:30 - 8 p.m. on KWWT My30

The bill follows a nearly-unanimous vote by D.C. City Council to advance a bill that would allow noncitizens to vote in local elections—even if they have only resided in D.C. for 30 days.

A new bill in Washington promises more competition when it comes to credit card transactions - but one expert says cardholders could be left footing the bill.

The Biden administration says it wants more transparency from airlines when it comes to booking flights.

Opponents of the election map say it does not provide proportional representation to minorities, making the map a violation of the Voting Rights Act

The case has the potential to strip the Clean Water Act of key environmental protections

Ending cancer as we know it. President Biden will give a speech Monday in Boston on his plan to find a cure for the disease. What the White House says we can expect to hear about the president’s ‘Cancer Moonshot.’

As some states begin to implement bans and restrictions on abortion, debate continues over how much the issue of abortion will drive voters to the polls.

Congress passes a new Farm Bill every five years. The old U.S. farm policy package will expire next September, and lawmakers are looking into what needs to be in the next version

Rep. August Pfluger announced the Protecting the Permian Basin Act today as part of his initiative to strike down attacks on the oil and gas industry.

The soul of the nation. That’s what President Biden plans to talk about during a primetime address in Philadelphia.

The FBI submitted the affidavit, or sworn statement, to a judge so it could obtain a warrant to search Trump’s property.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has subpoenaed his friend and former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey as part of an effort to back out of his $44 billion agreement to acquire the company Dorsey helped found.