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Adam Zuvanich

@AZuvanich

Journalist. Sports fan. Foodie. Blues lover. Earthling. Opinions are mine. Retweets are not necessarily endorsements.
San Antonio, TX Joined July 2011
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Houston is deemphasizing its commitment to Vision Zero under new Mayor John Whitmire, which could reverse the modest progress the city has made in traffic safety and hinder its ability to receive federal grant funding for transportation projects. houstonpublicmedia.org/articles/news/…
www.houstonpublicmedia.org Houston deemphasizing commitment to ‘Vision Zero’ traffic safety initiative under new Mayor John... A spokesperson for the mayor said Vision Zero, a nationwide movement that aims to eliminate traffic fatalities and serious injuries, will be "one of many tools" utilized in transportation planning...
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Texas up and turned blue today. Who can say they saw that coming? Talarico beating Paxton wasn’t necessarily a surprise, but it’s Democrat domination across the state. It long felt like a foregone conclusion that Republicans would win all the statewide races. Suddenly it’s not.
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Happy midterm Election Day. It’s been a doozy of a cycle in Texas, where Democrats are trying to break Republicans’ stranglehold on state politics. Can James Talarico beat Ken Paxton in the Senate race? Will Greg Abbott win a fourth term as governor? We’ll find out tonight.
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It's another Election Day in Harris County, where more than 40K voters had cast ballots as of 2 p.m., per @HarrisVotes. Here's much more about the primary runoffs in the Houston area and across Texas: houstonpublicmedia.org/articles/news/…
www.houstonpublicmedia.org More than 91K voters turn out in Harris County to make their final party picks in the primary... Party nominations for November's midterm election were up for grabs in several local congressional districts as well as in statewide and county-level races.