Willie Said:

Is the belief that Texas is an extremely Republican state just a stereotype?

We Answered:

The rural parts of Texas are red, but the urban populations in say, Dallas, Houston, Austin, etc are blue.

Gary Said:

Will we know the Texas caucus results before all the primary votes totals come in?

We Answered:

Texans must vote in the primary, which is open, before voting in the caucuses. I voted early, but I will caucus. Although the caucuses are supposed to start at 7:15, the Texas vote will be HUGE... I suspect the caucuses will be moved back by two hours to allow the primaries to finish. I'm not sure the race can be called Tuesday in Texas, unless one of the candidates has a sweep, and that will not happen. Primary votes account for 2/3 of the vote, and caucuses account for 1/3. Texas is a bonanza of delegates!

Alice Said:

The results of the 1998 general election in Texas meant that for the first time since Reconstruction,?

We Answered:

A: held every elected executive office. They also won every statewide judicial race as well.

Elsie Said:

Does Texas results showing that Hispanics prefer Hillary Clinton to Obama?

We Answered:

Yes, there's too many questions surrounding Obama. He's over. The hot air, no substance, and hidden Ogenda are on their way out the door.

Randy Said:

Where to find the people's voting results on specific topics, to see if a congressman reflects his district?

We Answered:

http://www.opensecrets.org/index.php

Hazel Said:

How can Clinton Claim Texas before the caucus has been tallied?!?

We Answered:

The media gave it to her

I was annoyed that they did this also

Obama won texas but no one will know it

this effects future votes