High Ballot Costs in Texas See Reduced Candidate Fees
Texas voters face a tighter gubernatorial ballot after legislative changes raised filing fees for statewide offices while general election concerns focus on national politics. The 1951 reform set aide office fees at five percent of salary, shrinking the field and shaping the state race as Shivers and Daniel loom amid broader political maneuvering.
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