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By Lauren Jurgemeyer Blog Content Contributor If you were able to register to vote before the registration deadline, there are some important things you might be wondering.Am I registered? What do I need to bring? When and where can I vote? Here are some great resources to make sure you are ready for election day! Check your registration status here. If you are from out of state request an absentee […]
By Kaitlyn Benaquisto and Aaron J. Derton News Reporter and News Director Results for the Texas primary elections are in. Former San Marcos mayoral candidate Ruben Becerra won the Democratic primary for Hays County Judge. He will face Will Conley, who ran unopposed in the Republican primary, in the general election this November. “I want to be the County Judge that represents everyone in Hays County, not just a select […]
By Jairo Devora and Grayson Kirkham News Reporters Senator Ted Cruz still trails presidential front-runner and businessman Donald Trump overall in the Republican primary, despite winning big in Texas. Cruz received an estimated 40 percent of Republican votes in Texas and 34 percent in Oklahoma. Since announcing his presidential campaign in March 2015, Cruz has developed large support amongst social conservatives. In February, following his win in Iowa, Cruz became […]
By Kasandra Garza Assistant News Director Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton have picked up multiple states as the results of the first few Super Tuesday ballots are counted. According to Real Clear Politics, Hillary Clinton has won Georgia with 72.4 percent, Virginia with 64.7 percent, and Texas with 67.7 percent of votes. Bernie Sanders takes his home state of Vermont with 86.5 and Oklahoma with 52.1 […]
By Matthew Hamill Assistant News Director “Today Texans are hurting,” were Senator Ted Cruz’s first words to the media as they gathered at the San Marcos Police Department. San Marcos, Wimberley and Houston are just some of the cities devastated by the recent storms that have plagued Texas. Cruz described the damage he personally witnessed as “unimaginable.” “I saw a large concrete bridge that the Blanco River took out all […]
Compiled by Holly Henrichsen Assistant Web Content Manager The individual that was hit by the train yesterday in San Marcos was a 16 year old male. Union Pacific Media Director for Texas Jeff DeGraff says that the individual had headphones in at the time of the accident and could have potentially been the reason why he did not hear the warning signs from the train. The Individual crossed at an […]
Compiled by Holly Henrichsen Assistant Web Content Manager Police are looking for a man after a complaint of indecent exposure was reported at Bobcat Village after 6:00 last night. A female student reportedly found a white male underneath a stairwell exposing himself just before he attempted to walk over to the student as she was entering her apartment in building 6. Officers checked the area but were unable to find […]
Compiled by Holly Henrichsen Assistant Web Content Manager First Term Texas Senator Ted Cruz [spoke] at Virginia’s Liberty University [this morning], making his first public announcement for his presidential bid, following a 30 second presidential nomination video which Cruz was released earlier this morning. Senator Cruz is the first candidate to formally announce his plans for the GOP Primary races and has already begun his campaign tour. Senator Cruz is […]
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