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Over 6.2 million Texans have voted so far - how big will the number get and what does it mean for public education? Plus, learn how you can help boost turnout on Tuesday.

Tis the season of data crunchers and poll pundits, who analyze the incoming voting rolls to project how the election might swing. The modeled projections of early voting results take into consideration voter characteristics such as age, race, gender, and previous party affiliation. With this in mind, the first few days have been positive for Democratic turnout but; as days go by Republican voter turnout continues to grow.

Tuesday's Volunteer Kickoff event was a riproaring success with members hearing from special guests Gina Hinojosa, Vikki Goodwin, and more - Texas AFT is ALL IN for November.

The Lieutenant Governor enjoys broad power in Texas, particularly in the State Senate. Find out why Dan Patrick is the wrong choice for this position and Vikki Goodwin is the right person to replace him this November.

Most Texas AFT-endorsed candidates emerged victorious in Tuesday’s primary runoff elections and will head to a general election - one that has great consequences for public education.