“Texas Redistricting” Blog Expresses Doubt that Texas Primaries Can be Held on April 3

“Texas Redistricting”, the blog that has the most detailed information about the Texas redistricting saga, has posted this commentary, suggesting that the Texas primary will need to be postponed again, from April 3 to an undetermined later date. The primary was already moved once, from March 6.

Petitioning for independent candidates and unqualified parties cannot begin until the primary has been held. Furthermore, the deadline for independent presidential candidate petitions is May 14. The later that petition may begin to circulate, the less feasible this deadline remains.


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  1. The blog notes the 1996 mess due to SCOTUS — Bush v. Vera in June 1996 — also a VRA gerrymander case.

    NO regular primary was held.

    Nov. 1996 election was the primary election.
    If no majority winner in each gerrymander district, then the infamous top 2 had a runoff election in Dec. 1996.

    The regime survived in 1997.

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