The Texas Republican Convention was scheduled for July 16 to 18 in Houston, but was canceled because of the pandemic. Photo: Shutterstock
The Texas Supreme Court ruled it doesn't have jurisdiction to hear an appeal by the Texas Republican Party over the cancellation of its convention in Houston.
July 13, 2020 at 02:04 PM
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The Texas Supreme Court will not be helping the state’s Republican party to resurrect the annual convention, which was canceled because of the coronavirus.
The high court has denied two appeals in related lawsuits that were seeking temporary restraining orders to stop the cancellation of the state party convention in Houston.
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