Harris County stays blue
Greg Groogan and panel discuss out come of election in Harris County
Abbott and Patrick widen lead over challengers in early voting polling - What's Your Point?
New polls show no sign of Texas turning Blue and the gap between some candidates is widening before Election Day on Tuesday, Nov. 8.
Is voter fraud or voter suppression a major problem in the U.S. - What's Your Point?
Greg and the panel discuss recent numbers from UH/Hobby School poll Voter suppression is a major problem for 61% of Democrats; 34% of Independents; 25% of Republicans and 50% of Texans believe voter fraud is a "major problem" in the United States.
Republican changes in social security outlined in blueprint to save America
Panel discusses President Joe Biden’s recent address about Republicans trying to cut or eliminate social security and Medicare benefits.
Looking at the trio of congressional races between GOP candidates
Panel discusses the trio of congressional races between the GOP candidates and the head on fight between Congressman Vincete Gonzalez and Congresswoman Mayra Flores.
Bill pressures lawmakers to condemn lack of action during Uvalde massacre
Panel discusses the $300 million compensation that State Senator Roland Gutierrez is urging Texas lawmakers to make available to those suffering in Uvalde.
Harris Co. Sheriff’s Office did not report September data to DPS due to tech issues
Panel discusses why a Harris County District Attorney is demanding a public retraction from County Administrator David Berry after the decreasing number of violent offenses were reportedly based on incomplete statistics.
Former health department employee pleads guilty to accepting bribes
Panel discusses the recent bribery plea from community outreach coordinator, Barry Barnes, for accepting bribes from three companies.
Race for Harris County Judge continues to tighten as midterm election day looms closer
Panel discusses the recent updates in the race for Harris County Judge between incumbent Lina Hidalgo and challenger Alexandra del Moral Mealer.
How voter suppression is becoming a 'major problem' for voters
Voter suppression is a major problem for 61% Democrats; 34% Independents; 25% Republicans. The panel discusses the percentages of people believing in “voter suppression” and “voter fraud”.
Do “likely voters” know enough about other statewide candidates?
Panel discusses the latest polling from the UH Hobby school and Gov. Greg Abbott is leading by 13 points ahead of challenger Beto O'Rourke.
Turbulent Senate races across America
In this mid-term election control of the US Senate is at stake and so races in Pennsylvania, Georgia, Nevada, Arizona, and New Hampshire are drawing national attention. Add controversial candidates to the mix and the conversation gets even more interesting.
DPS Director under heavy pressure to resign
At a recent meeting in Uvalde the community called for the resignation of Steve McCraw the director of the Texas Department of Public Safety for the law enforcement failures that occurred on the day of the mass shooting at Robb Elementary School.
Who's going to the polls?
Recent numbers suggest voter turnout is down in Harris County. about 15% from the 2018 midterm election. Down-ballot races are particularly affected by voter turnout where the difference in who will be your representative is sometimes decided by a small vote margin.
The County COVID contract controversy continues - where's the money?
Harris County partially paid Elevate Strategies for an outreach campaign centered around COVID-19 vaccinations. It was later canceled and the money was supposed to be returned to the County. How much has been returned and what were the purchases on expenses not yet returned ? New county reports make for an interesting conversation with Greg Groogan and the What's Your Point? panel/
The Harris County budget- not what Judge Hidalgo had hoped for in the next fiscal year
Commissioners Cagle and Ramsey both boycotted Commissioners Court meetings to prevent a quorum and allow the Democratic majority to push through a new tax rate and a higher county budget. Judge Lina Hidalgo maintains the extra dollars are needed in order for the County to continue basic services.
Paxton attack ad rated "Mostly BS"
I our No BS political ad feature Greg Groogan rates the Paxton attack ad on Rochelle Garza "mostly BS" due to lack of references and that the role of Texas Attorney General has little to do with federal border/immigration laws.
Casino gambling in Texas? Abbott says he may be open to the idea
Gov. Greg Abbott released a statement that suggests he may be open to casino gambling in the Lone Star State, despite years and laws of opposition.
New polling shows Abbott over O'Rourke by 10
Recent Emerson College/Polling/The Hill survey among Texas voters has Gov. Abbott at 52% and challenger Beto O'Rourke at 42%.
Who gets elected this November depends on who votes - What's Your Point?
As in almost all elections, what happens on November 8th - will depend on how many voters feel strongly enough to invest the necessary time and energy to cast a ballot.