Texas Number of the Week: 

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Since the regular Texas legislative session officially ended on May 31, the legislature has continued to address dangling Republican priorities across two special sessions. Those efforts encompassed more than 60 additional days in session and two strategic quorum breaks by the Democrats. And they’re not done. There will be at least three special sessions in 2021, with the upcoming one focused on redrawing Texas political boundaries for the next 10 years.
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