With less than a week to go, we take one last look at key Central Texas races for the U.S. Congress and the Texas Legislature. Plus, we look at the 8-day campaign finance reports and the early voting totals and make some predictions about next Tuesday's elections.
Listen in to this important show. More importantly, GO VOTE!! For more information, including early voting and Election Day locations and times, check out the Voters Tool Kit!
Texas Politics Today airs on Wednesdays from 2:30 to 3:00 p.m. Central Time on KOOP, Austin's community radio station. KOOP broadcasts at 91.7 FM and can be heard streaming live over the Wev at http://www.koop.org/. Texas Politics Today is hosted by longtime Capitol insider Deece Eckstein and Austin community activist (and "Best of Austin 2008" winner as "Best Radio Talk/News Host") David Kobierowski. Visit our websites at http://www.texaspoliticstoday.net/ or http://texaspoliticstoday.blogspot.com/.
SCHEDULING NOTE: Beginning next week, Texas Politics Today expands to one hour and moves to Friday afternoons at 2:00 p.m. Central Time. Join us next Friday for an election post-mortem conducted by former White House Director of Media Affairs Jeff Eller, Senator John Cornyn's communications director David Beckwith, and Texas Weekly editor Ross Ramsey.
Thanks for your past support of the show and we hope you'll tune in once we move to Fridays!
Listen in to this important show. More importantly, GO VOTE!! For more information, including early voting and Election Day locations and times, check out the Voters Tool Kit!
Texas Politics Today airs on Wednesdays from 2:30 to 3:00 p.m. Central Time on KOOP, Austin's community radio station. KOOP broadcasts at 91.7 FM and can be heard streaming live over the Wev at http://www.koop.org/. Texas Politics Today is hosted by longtime Capitol insider Deece Eckstein and Austin community activist (and "Best of Austin 2008" winner as "Best Radio Talk/News Host") David Kobierowski. Visit our websites at http://www.texaspoliticstoday.net/ or http://texaspoliticstoday.blogspot.com/.
SCHEDULING NOTE: Beginning next week, Texas Politics Today expands to one hour and moves to Friday afternoons at 2:00 p.m. Central Time. Join us next Friday for an election post-mortem conducted by former White House Director of Media Affairs Jeff Eller, Senator John Cornyn's communications director David Beckwith, and Texas Weekly editor Ross Ramsey.
Thanks for your past support of the show and we hope you'll tune in once we move to Fridays!
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