Politics

Friday on The Chad Hasty Show, Chad presented his thoughts on presidential candidate Donald Trump's possible goal in his run for the White House. Hasty talked about Trump's varying views and statements on different issues, and what may be his actual intentions.

District 28 Senator Charles Perry on The Chad Hasty Show talking about today's Supreme Court ruling on gay marriage and it's impact on the state of Texas.

The Supreme Court seems divided on the issue of gay marriage. The Chad Hasty Show airs 8:30-11am on 790AM KFYO.

Tepper and Russo discussed current events and politics from across America, as well as upcoming presidential prospects.

Do Texas Tech students pay attention to politics? PoliTech set out to answer that question. You might not like the answer.

Keep a couple of things in mind. Number one, you have these urban areas that are heavily Democratic, in Austin, Houston, Dallas, San Antonio to some extent. The urban areas are Democratic, but it's the suburban counties that are Republican. Some of the strongest Republican counties in the state are counties like Denton, Colin in Dallas and Montgomery in Houston, and the areas around San Antonio even Williamson county around Austin, those are all very conservative counties.

Precinct delegates and  elected officials have started the 2014 Lubbock County Republican Party Convention. The convention is being held at Lubbock's Memorial Civic Center. Following an invocation by Pastor Jim Robinson, Party Chairman Carl Tepper welcomed delegates and provided an overview of the convention schedule. ...

“Millennials” – those Americans identified by social anthropologists as being between the ages of 18 and 33 – currently represent the “Holy Grail” of both the Democrat and Republican parties as the two political groups maneuver to win the White House in 2016...

The Democratic Party could hold their national political convention in the Lone Star State in 2016. Austin Mayor Lee Leffingwell announced that Austin is under consideration by the Democratic National Committee (DNC) to host the national convention which would bring millions of dollars to Austin and thousands of delegates from around the country...

Voters in Lubbock have a wide variety of locations to choose from when voting. Today's voting locations include: Lubbock County Elections Office, 1308 Crickets Ave United Supermarket, 2630 Parkway Dr United Supermarket, 112 N University Ave – Amigos United Supermarket, 401 Slide Road (4th & Slide) United Supermarkets, 1701 50th St (50th & Avenue Q) United Supermarkets, 4425 19th St (19th &