Weekly Roundup - November 4, 2022

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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses: 

• Gov. Greg Abbott’s past and possible future in the highest statewide office in Texas
• Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick stating rural schools would be “bracketed out” of school voucher programs
• Beto O’Rourke’s policy prescriptions and their popularity with Texan voters
• Three Democrats on the border in South Texas hoping to fend off challenges from the GOP
• O’Rourke possibly violating election laws with his rallies close to polling places
• The Republican and Democrat vying for an open House seat in Williamson County
• Bernie Sanders stumping for Michelle Vallejo against Monica de la Cruz
• The two incumbents clashing for the same South Texas seat
• A controversial campaign contribution to Congressman Henry Cuellar
• A rundown of which State Board of Education seats are on the ballot
• Sen. Roland Gutierrez’ plan to provide $300 million to Uvalde victims and families