HISTORIC VICTORY IN TEXAS: GINA HINOJOSA DEFEATS GREG ABBOTT Democratic Victory – November 3, 2026 Reported by Tariq Nehal Khan, Founder of Pakistan Chronicle, South Asian Chronicle News, Desi TV USA, DTVNN and other news channels AUSTIN, TEXAS — November 4, 2026: In a historic political upset, Democrat Gina Hinojosa has defeated three-term Republican incumbent Governor Greg Abbott in the November 3 Texas gubernatorial election. Her victory makes her the first Latina governor in Texas history and the first Democrat to win the Texas governorship since Ann Richards left office…
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The Lone Star State — Economy, History and 2026 Election
TEXAS: THE LONE STAR STATE A Land of Opportunity, Energy and Diversity Special Report | November 4, 2026 Texas is more than a state; it is an economic powerhouse, a center of innovation, a global energy leader and a land of opportunity. Known as the Lone Star State, Texas has built its identity around independence, hard work, entrepreneurship, freedom and cultural diversity. If Texas were an independent country, its economy would rank among the world’s largest, at approximately eighth in the world based on recent nominal GDP comparisons. A Brief…
Read MoreDr. Letitia Plummer Makes Texas History: First Muslim-American Woman Elected Harris County Judge
Victory Marks a Historic Milestone for Black, Muslim, Asian American and South Asian Representation in Harris County Government Houston, Texas | November 3–4, 2026 | Reported by Tariq Nehal Khan HOUSTON, TEXAS — Dr. Letitia Plummer, the Democratic nominee, has been elected Harris County Judge, defeating Republican Orlando Sanchez in the November 3, 2026 general election. Plummer declared victory as Sanchez delivered his concession speech, and she becomes the first Black woman to serve as county judge in Harris County, according to KPRC-TV. Results remain unofficial until the canvass…
Read MoreU.S. Senate: James Talarico (D) vs. Ken Paxton (R)
Tariq Khan examines the latest polling, Senate contest, statewide campaigns and congressional battlegrounds shaping Texas politics ahead of the November 3 elections (By: Tariq Khan/ Pakistan Chronicle & South Asian Chronicle) Texas Republicans retain a longstanding advantage in statewide politics, but the 2026 election cycle has produced unusually competitive contests. The US Senate race, several statewide campaigns and key Harris County elections are drawing national attention as candidates compete for voters. Recent polling shows Democrat James Talarico and Republican Ken Paxton running close in the race for the US Senate.…
Read MoreTexas Senate Race: Can Democrats Turn Texas Blue?
Texas Demographic Shifts Raise Democratic Hopes, but Winning a US Senate Seat Remains a Major Challenge Democrats have repeatedly hoped to turn Texas blue, believing that demographic changes could eventually weaken Republican dominance in the traditionally conservative state. However, despite growing urban populations and increasing racial diversity, winning a statewide election remains a major challenge for the Democratic Party. Texas has a large and increasingly urban population, alongside a growing number of highly educated and non-white residents. Democratic strategists believe these demographic trends could gradually reshape the state’s political…
Read MoreTexas Midterm Election 2026 Draws Attention From Muslim Community
The Texas Midterm Election 2026 is drawing attention from Muslim communities across Texas as voters prepare for the November 3 general election. The election includes major statewide races, including the contest for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Republican John Cornyn. Republican nominee Ken Paxton is facing Democratic nominee James Talarico in the Senate race. The election also includes the race for Texas Railroad Commissioner. Republican candidate Bo French is among the candidates seeking the position, while Democrat Jon Rosenthal is also running for the seat. Political discussions within…
Read MoreRepublican Midterm Convention Held in Dallas Ahead of November Election
Republicans gathered in Dallas on Wednesday night for the first-ever Republican midterm convention, an event aimed at energizing voters, raising funds, and highlighting key candidates ahead of the November election.
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