US EditionSome El Paso House Democrats Lose Local Support
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Some El Paso House Democrats Lose Local Support
During the first special session, most House Democrats broke quorum to prevent the implementation of the gerrymandering maps. However, several House Democrats, mainly from the border region, did not align with the Caucus. Representatives Eddie Morales (HD74) and Joe Moody (HD78) never broke quorum to begin with. Representative Mary Gonzalez (HD75) stayed home for four days and then returned to the Capitol on the fifth day. In response, several g…
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