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County Paid $885,000 on the Vaccine Contract after Hidalgo Decided to Cancel ItCounty Paid $885,000 on the Vaccine Contract after Hidalgo Decided to Cancel It

County Paid $885,000 on the Vaccine Contract after Hidalgo Decided to Cancel It

March 18, 2022

The more we learn about Harris County’s vaccine outreach contract, the more it stinks. County records show that shortly after ...

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Excess Death Analysis for 2021

March 13, 2022

We now have fatality data for 2021 which should be mostly complete, and the results look very similar to 2020. ...

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Harris County Concealed Missing Votes for Over 48 HoursHarris County Concealed Missing Votes for Over 48 Hours

Harris County Concealed Missing Votes for Over 48 Hours

March 9, 2022

The last thing we needed right now was a grossly incompetently run election and elected officials then dissembling about what ...

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Harris County Primary Election Turnout

March 6, 2022

Turnout in primary elections has historically been anemic and 2022 was no exception. According to the latest count by Harris ...

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Update on US & Texas COVID Stats – Omicron Going, Going, But Not Quite GoneUpdate on US & Texas COVID Stats – Omicron Going, Going, But Not Quite Gone

Update on US & Texas COVID Stats – Omicron Going, Going, But Not Quite Gone

February 23, 2022

The word “spike” has been atrociously overused during the pandemic. But in the case of the Omicron variant it is ...

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Poll on New Texas Voting Law Shows Widespread SupportPoll on New Texas Voting Law Shows Widespread Support

Poll on New Texas Voting Law Shows Widespread Support

February 18, 2022

The SAM Party, the University of Houston, and Texas Southern University conducted surveys on SB1, and the results show a large number of Texans support the bill.

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