Politics reporters Steven Dial, Greg Groogan, and Rudy Koski talk about the upcoming State of the Union address, as well as the political back-and-forth between the U.S. Senate candidates in Texas. Plus, Rep. Dan Crenshaw is seeking re-election in District 2.

Through one week of early voting in Texas primaries, the numbers show Democrats are voting more than Republicans. Rudy Koski, Steven Dial and Mark Jones discuss that and much more leading up to the Texas primaries on March 3 in this episode of Battleground Texas.

Politics reporter Greg Groogan interviews Texas Attorney General candidate Joan Huffman about her campaign. Plus, the Democrats for U.S. Senate were out and about on Thursday. James Talarico talked about his new Spanish language ad.

Politics reporters Steven Dial, Greg Groogan, and Rudy Koski ask leaders the questions that matter to Texans. On today's show we break down a feisty Republican AG debate, look at recent comments from Republican Senate candidates Ken Paxton and John Cornyn and sit down with Rep. Al Green as he fights to hold on to his seat in Congress.

Early voting is now underway in the state of Texas. The Battleground Texas team talks to Gov. Greg Abbott about the midterm's impact on the state and Congressional candidate Alex Mealer about the race for TX-09. Then, they break down the recent controversy surrounding James Talarico's interview with Stephen Colbert and Jasmine Crockett on concerns about her electability.

In today's episode, Colin Allred is on the attack against Rep. Julie Johnson. The new ads that criticize the Congresswoman and how she is fighting back. Plus, a closer look at Texas' packed 32nd Congressional District race. Hear from some of the top candidates as early voting approaches.

FOX political reporter Steve Dial sat down with Texas Republican Party Chairman Abraham George. He said he is confident GOP voters will show up when it matters most.

On today's episode of Battleground Texas, the Texas trio talks about Immigration and Customs Enforcement, as well as possible legislation from Houston area Rep. Sylvia Garcia.