Even for the most politically engaged Texan, the March primary will offer an overwhelming amount of information to process and decisions to make.
Two hotly competitive primaries for U.S. Senate. Every congressional seat in the state — all with new boundaries after a round of redistricting last year. All of the Texas House. Half the Texas Senate. Every statewide elected position is up for grabs, with some that wide open for the first time in over a decade, like the office of the attorney general and the comptroller, where the current office holders aren’t running for reelection.
