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Fort Worth StarTelegram
Fort Worth's power crisis: How Texas' blue wave cost the city clout in Washington | Opinion
Fort Worth is getting bigger — closing in on 1.1 million people . Yet its political clout is waning. The city’s loss of a major pro golf tournament shown in 30 languages across 200 countries made the biggest local headline last week. But once the shock of a wave election settled down, it became clear that Fort Worth also has lost its seat at the table in Washington. Fort Worth has been a Democratic city for more than 30 years, but with powerful Republicans in Congress and the Texas House. Now, it’s a Democratic city in a Democratic county, but it’s still represented by Republicans in a Democratic U.S. House. Thanks to the White House-ordered redraw of the Texas election map, the city is shackled by partisan Republican maps. Fort Worth will not have a Democrat or any say-so at all with the new majority party controlling the U.S. House. Democratic U.S. Rep. Marc Veasey’s district was eliminated. Instead, Republican mapmakers gave an extra GOP seat to north Dallas County and East Texas. Instead of Veasey and his 14 years of experience, the only House Democrat speaking for Tarrant County will be freshman Dallas Democrat Freddy Haynes. His district barely
Fort Worth StarTelegram
Fort Worth StarTelegram
Fort Worth StarTelegram
sevenlakes.news
Strongest Cold Front of Fall Brings Chilly Rain to Dallas and Fort Worth as Highs Struggle to Escape the 40s Through Sunday
DALLAS — The strongest cold front of the fall so far is heading toward North Texas, bringing a chilly rain Saturday night and Sunday. Latest forecast trends keep getting colder, and some areas could struggle to get out of the 40s all day Sunday. With widespread rain, cloudy skies and brisk winds, this is shaping up to be the coldest weekend of the fall so far.