Joan Huffman, a Houston Republican who has served in the Texas Senate for nearly two decades, will join the growing field of candidates running to be the next Texas attorney general. Huffman announced ...

In her announcement, Huffman framed herself as the most experienced candidate, pointing to her time as a prosecutor, judge and chair of key Senate committees.

The longtime Republican state senator and former judge says she'll run on her experience in government and law enforcement.

Houston, entered the AG’s race last week, ensuring there will be a runoff in the Republican primary, set for March 2026.

State Sen. Joan Huffman, R ... Huffman has served in the Texas Senate since 2008 and is currently the chair of the Senate Finance Committee, which is responsible for creating the state’s budget.

Huffman entered the contest for the GOP nomination on Monday, joining a field that includes state Sen. Mayes Middleton ...

Texas Senate approves bill that would create mandatory prison or probation terms for some gun crimes By Alejandro Serrano April 5, 2023 Sen. Joan Huffman said the bill was in response to increased ...

$500 million was the initial figure associated with SB 22, but the House amended the bill to only allow for $300 million in film incentives. The new film incentive program begins on Sept. 1, 2025, and ...

Huffman alluded that the Senate came up with its own bill because the House's version would require an election to free up the funds. SB 5 would allow access to the money immediately after Texas ...

State Sen. Joan Huffman (R_Dist. 17) announced Thursday she will seek re-election to her second full term representing a somewhat redrawn area of 800,000 residents that encompasses West University ...

AUSTIN, Texas — (The Texas Tribune) State Sen. Joan Huffman, a Houston Republican who is one of the longest tenured members of the Texas Senate, announced her bid for attorney general on Monday ...