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TPOR poll: Talarico 48, Paxton 42

Posted on August 28, 2026 by Charles Kuffner

Expect these TPOR polls monthly now. Texas Public Opinion Research (TPOR)—a nonpartisan polling initiative dedicated to exploring Texans’ beliefs and priorities—today released a new poll of likely Texas general election voters, focused on the 2026 statewide races, including the contests … Continue reading →

Posted in Election 2026 | Tagged Ag Commissioner, Attorney General, Benjamin Flores, Bo French, Clayton Tucker, Comptroller, Dan Patrick, Dawn Buckingham, Don Huffines, Donald Trump, Election 2026, Gina Hinojosa, Governor, Greg Abbott, James Talarico, Jon Rosenthal, Ken Paxton, Land Commissioner, Lite Gov, Mayes Middleton, Nate Sheets, Nathan Johnson, polls, Railroad Commission, Sarah Eckhardt, Senate, Texas, Vikki Goodwin | Comments Off

UT/Texas Politics Project poll: Talarico 42, Paxton 39

Posted on August 26, 2026 by Charles Kuffner

Back with more polls. A new poll from the University of Texas/Texas Politics Project shows 42% of registered voters surveyed would vote for Democratic state Rep. James Talarico if the election for the U.S. Senate were held today. That compares to 39% who would … Continue reading →

Posted in Election 2026 | Tagged Attorney General, Comptroller, Dan Patrick, Don Huffines, Donald Trump, economy, Election 2026, Gina Hinojosa, Governor, Greg Abbott, immigration, James Talarico, Ken Paxton, Lite Gov, Mayes Middleton, Nathan Johnson, polls, Sarah Eckhardt, Senate, Texas, Vikki Goodwin | Comments Off

July 2026 campaign finance reports: Statewide candidates

Posted on July 20, 2026 by Charles Kuffner

It’s July of an election year – which is to say, it’s July – so you know what that means: Campaign finance reports! You can just feel the excitement in the air, can’t you? I’m going to do a thorough … Continue reading →

Posted in Election 2026 | Tagged Ag Commissioner, Attorney General, Benjamin Flores, campaign finance reports, Clayton Tucker, Comptroller, Democratic primary, Election 2026, Gina Hinojosa, Governor, James Talarico, Jon Rosenthal, Land Commissioner, Lite Gov, Nathan Johnson, Railroad Commission, runoff, Sarah Eckhardt, Senate, Texas, Vikki Goodwin | Comments Off

Abbott appoints Huffines as acting Comptroller

Posted on July 3, 2026 by Charles Kuffner

Here’s your periodic reminder that it could always be worse. Gov. Greg Abbott on Thursday appointed Don Huffines, a former Republican state senator, to be comptroller of public accounts for the rest of the year, after the agency’s acting head, … Continue reading →

Posted in Election 2026 | Tagged Comptroller, Don Huffines, Election 2018, Election 2026, Greg Abbott, Kelly Hancock, Nathan Johnson, Sarah Eckhardt, SD16, Senate, Texas, vouchers | 1 Comment

Comptroller Hancock to resign

Posted on July 2, 2026 by Charles Kuffner

Bye bye. Acting Comptroller Kelly Hancock will step down from his post as Texas’ chief financial officer at the end of July, according to a resignation letter he submitted to Gov. Greg Abbott Wednesday. Hancock’s departure notice, first reported by … Continue reading →

Posted in Election 2026 | Tagged Comptroller, Don Huffines, Election 2026, Greg Abbott, Kelly Hancock, Sarah Eckhardt, SD09, Senate, Taylor Rehmet, Texas, vouchers | 1 Comment

UT/Texas Politics Project: Paxton 43, Talarico 42

Posted on June 24, 2026 by Charles Kuffner

This is the first post-runoff poll from an outfit that had also polled before the GOP Senate candidate was known. Republican Ken Paxton and Democrat James Talarico are neck and neck in the race for U.S. Senate, according to a new … Continue reading →

Posted in Election 2026 | Tagged Attorney General, Comptroller, Dan Patrick, Don Huffines, Donald Trump, Election 2026, Gina Hinojosa, Governor, Greg Abbott, James Talarico, John Cornyn, Ken Paxton, Lite Gov, Mayes Middleton, Nathan Johnson, polls, primaries, runoff, Sarah Eckhardt, Senate, Ted Cruz, Texas, Vikki Goodwin | Comments Off

Patrick disses Rehmet

Posted on March 26, 2026 by Charles Kuffner

This is obnoxious, but also a little amusing. Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is sidelining the Texas Democrat who in January won a stunning upset victory in what had been considered a safe Republican state Senate district. The Republican did not … Continue reading →

Posted in Election 2026, That's our Lege | Tagged Dan Patrick, Drew Springer, Election 2020, Election 2024, Election 2026, Molly Cook, Sarah Eckhardt, SD09, SD14, SD15, SD30, Senate, special election, Taylor Rehmet, Texas | Comments Off

2026 primary results: Statewide

Posted on March 4, 2026 by Charles Kuffner

We have to start with this: The Texas Supreme Court suspended a district court’s decision Tuesday to extend voting by two hours in Dallas County and ordered that any votes cast by people who got in line after 7 p.m. … Continue reading →

Posted in Election 2026 | Tagged Ag Commissioner, Alex Holladay, Arkansas, Attorney General, Bexar County, Bobby Pulido, Brandon Herrera, CD02, CD15, CD23, CD33, Chip Roy, Colin Allred, Comptroller, Congress, County Judge, Dallas County, Dan Crenshaw, Democratic primary, Don Huffines, El Paso, Election 2026, Gina Hinojosa, Governor, hand counting, James Talarico, Jasmine Crockett, Joe Jaworski, John Cornyn, Julie Johnson, Katy Padilla Stout, Kelly Hancock, Ken Paxton, Kristen Hawkins, Land Commissioner, Lite Gov, Maggie Ellis, Marcos Vélez, Mayes Middleton, Nathan Johnson, Nathan Sheets, Peter Sakai, primaries, Ron Nirenberg, runoff, Sarah Eckhardt, SD09, Senate, Sid Miller, Steve Toth, Supreme Court, Taylor Rehmet, Texas, Tony Gonzales, Vikki Goodwin, Wesley Hunt, Williamson County | Comments Off

Deadline Day roundup, part 2

Posted on December 10, 2025 by Charles Kuffner

Part 1 is here. So far I haven’t found much that wasn’t known at deadline time. It’s an odd year for there to be so few true last-minute surprises, but here we are. A few items to note: – There’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Election 2026 | Tagged Ag Commissioner, Anthony Box, Attorney General, Benjamin Flores, CD09, CD33, Clayton Tucker, Colin Allred, Comptroller, Congress, Court of Criminal Appeals, Democratic primary, Election 2026, filing deadline, Gordon Goodman, Governor, Harris County, Harris County Judge, Holly Taylor, Jasmine Crockett, Joe Jaworski, Jon Rosenthal, Jose Loya, Julie Johnson, Kristen Hawkins, Land Commissioner, Lite Gov, Maggie Ellis, Matthew Salazar, Michael Lange, Nathan Johnson, Railroad Commission, Sarah Eckhardt, Savant Moore, Secretary of State, Senate, Steve Stockman, Supreme Court, Texas, Texas Justice Democrats, Vikki Goodwin | Comments Off

Deadline Day roundup, part 1

Posted on December 9, 2025 by Charles Kuffner

I’m putting Part 1 in the headline because there’s always some delays between filings at county headquarters and what you can see on the SOS candidate filings page. I was waiting on the Jasmine Crockett announcement as I began this, … Continue reading →

Posted in Election 2026 | Tagged Abbie Kamin, Adrian Garcia, Al Green, Amanda Edwards, Annise Parker, Audrie Lawton, Benjamin Flores, Carla Wyatt, CD02, CD07, CD08, CD09, CD10, CD18, CD22, CD29, CD30, CD33, CD36, CD38, Charlene Ward Johnson, Christian Menefee, Colin Allred, Commissioners Court, Comptroller, Congress, Democratic primary, District Clerk, Election 2026, filing deadline, Governor, Gretchen Brown, Harold Dutton, Harris County, Harris County Attorney, Harris County Clerk, Harris County Judge, Harris County Treasurer, HD131, HD139, HD142, HD144, HD149, Hubert Vo, James Talarico, Jarvis Johnson, Jasmine Crockett, Julie Johnson, Land Commissioner, Lesley Briones, Letitia Plummer, Lizzie FLetcher, Marc Veasey, Mary Ann Perez, Sarah Eckhardt, Senate, Shaun Finnie, Sylvia Garcia, Tarrant County, Teneshia Hudspeth, Terry Virts, Texas, The Lege | 1 Comment

Sen. Eckhardt will run for CD10

Posted on October 28, 2025 by Charles Kuffner

Game on. State Sen. Sarah Eckhardt launched her campaign for Texas’ 10th Congressional District on Monday, saying voters in the district, long held by Republicans, deserve choices. The Austin Democrat’s announcement comes a month and a half after Rep. Michael … Continue reading →

Posted in Election 2026 | Tagged CD10, Chris Gober, Congress, Dawn Marshall, Democratic primary, Election 2018, Election 2024, Election 2026, fundraising, Jessica Karlsruher, Mike McCaul, redistricting, Sarah Eckhardt, Tayhlor Coleman, Texas | Comments Off

Sen. Sarah Eckhardt may run for CD10

Posted on September 21, 2025 by Charles Kuffner

Of interest. Democratic state Sen. Sarah Eckhardt of Austin said Wednesday she is seriously considering a run for Congress in the GOP-leaning district being vacated next year by 20-year Republican Michael McCaul, saying its time for candidates in her party to … Continue reading →

Posted in Election 2026 | Tagged CD10, Congress, Democratic primary, Election 2018, Election 2024, Election 2026, fundraising, Mike McCaul, redistricting, Sarah Eckhardt, Tayhlor Coleman, Texas | 1 Comment

The Alvarado filibuster

Posted on August 23, 2025 by Charles Kuffner

Bring it on. State Sen. Carol Alvarado of Houston plans to filibuster the House-passed redistricting map during floor debate on Friday in a last-ditch effort to delay passage of the plan to create five new winnable seats for the GOP. … Continue reading →

Posted in That's our Lege | Tagged Carol Alvarado, Congress, Election 2026, filibuster, Molly Cook, redistricting, Sarah Eckhardt, Senate, special session, Texas, The Lege | Comments Off

So now the Lege will get involved

Posted on July 10, 2025 by Charles Kuffner

As I said yesterday, I don’t know if Greg Abbott would have called a special session to address the great tragedy happening in the Hill Country if one hadn’t already been on the calendar for other reasons. He didn’t call … Continue reading →

Posted in That's our Lege, The great state of Texas | Tagged Camp Mystic, CodeRED, Dan Patrick, DOGE, DPS, Dustin Burrows, FEMA, Flood Information & Response System, flooding, Greg Abbott, Guadalupe River, Heart O' the Hills, Joe Moody, Kerr County, Kerrville, National Emergency Management Association, National Weather Service, NOAA, Paul Bettencourt, Phil Bedient, Rafael Anchia, San Angelo, San Antonio, Sarah Eckhardt, Senate, special session, SSPEED, Texas, Texas Department of Emergency Management, Texas Water Development Board, The Lege, Tropical Storm Barry, Upper Guadalupe River Authority, Wes Virdell | 2 Comments

Tesla launches its robotaxi service in Austin

Posted on June 23, 2025 by Charles Kuffner

Not quite as they wanted, but it is going. After driverless Tesla Model Ys were spotted traversing Austin, Texas streets on Sunday morning, CEO Elon Musk posted on his social platform X that Tesla’s “robotaxi launch” would start this afternoon … Continue reading →

Posted in Planes, Trains, and Automobiles | Tagged Austin, driverless cars, Elon Musk, Greg Abbott, Sarah Eckhardt, taxis, Tesla, Texas, The Lege, Waymo | Comments Off

No Kings

Posted on June 15, 2025 by Charles Kuffner

Good stuff. Thousands of demonstrators crowded into streets, parks and plazas across the U.S. on Saturday to protest President Donald Trump, marching through downtowns and blaring anti-authoritarian chants mixed with support for protecting democracy and immigrant rights. Governors across the U.S. … Continue reading →

Posted in National news | Tagged activism, Austin, Charlie Geren, Conroe, Donald Trump, DPS, Houston, Minnesota, Sarah Eckhardt, Sugar Land, Texas | 5 Comments

Senate passes Dan Patrick’s THC ban bill

Posted on March 22, 2025 by Charles Kuffner

You may want to stock up now if this would affect you. The Texas Senate on Wednesday passed a state ban on all forms of tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC, advancing a priority of Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick to crack down on … Continue reading →

Posted in That's our Lege | Tagged cannabis, Charles Perry, Dan Patrick, hemp, Jose Menendez, marijuana, Sarah Eckhardt, Senate, Texas, Texas Hemp Business Council, THC, The Lege | Comments Off

Another Paxton roundup

Posted on June 26, 2023 by Charles Kuffner

The hits keep on coming… So, just how transparent is this Senate trial going to be? Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has promised maximum transparency in the impeachment trial for suspended Attorney General Ken Paxton, but trial rules recently adopted by … Continue reading →

Posted in Scandalized!, That's our Lege | Tagged Angela Paxton, Attorney General, bribery, Bryan Hughes, Dan Cogdell, Dan Patrick, Dick DeGuerin, Donna Campbell, Election 2024, FBI, impeachment, Ken Paxton, lawsuit, Nate Paul, polls, Rusty Hardin, Sarah Eckhardt, Senate, Texas, Texas Whistleblower Act, The Lege, Tony Buzbee | 2 Comments

Here are the Senate impeachment rules

Posted on June 23, 2023 by Charles Kuffner

Let’s go. Suspended Attorney General Ken Paxton will answer to 16 of 20 articles of impeachment at a trial to begin Sept. 5, the Texas Senate said Wednesday night after spending about 20 hours drafting the trial rules in private. … Continue reading →

Posted in Scandalized!, That's our Lege | Tagged Andrew Murr, Angela Paxton, Attorney General, Dan Patrick, impeachment, Ken Paxton, Sarah Eckhardt, Senate, Texas, Texas Whistleblower Act, The Lege, Tony Buzbee | 6 Comments

Impeachment in the Senate

Posted on June 4, 2023 by Charles Kuffner

Long Trib story about what to expect when the Senate finally takes up the impeachment trial of Ken Paxton. The Senate plans to consider impeachment rules on June 20 and to start the trial by Aug. 28. Yet there are … Continue reading →

Posted in Scandalized!, That's our Lege | Tagged Andrew Murr, Angela Paxton, Ann Johnson, Attorney General, Brian Birdwell, Carl Tepper, Carol Alvarado, Dan Patrick, impeachment, Ken Paxton, lawsuit, Nate Paul, Sarah Eckhardt, special session, Texas, Texas Whistleblower Act, The Lege | 1 Comment

Senate re-passes its redistricting map

Posted on April 5, 2023 by Charles Kuffner

Mostly political theater, as there’s little reason to believe they actually need to cover their butts at this point. A year and half after it was first approved, the Texas Senate on Monday voted to rubber-stamp a map setting the … Continue reading →

Posted in That's our Lege | Tagged Census, Constitution, Election 2022, Election 2024, Joan Huffman, lawsuit, redistricting, Roland Gutierrez, Sarah Eckhardt, SD10, Senate, Supreme Court, Texas, The Lege | Comments Off

It’s re-redistricting time

Posted on January 13, 2023 by Charles Kuffner

More amusing than alarming, with a bit of annoying as well. The Texas Senate voted unanimously on Wednesday to again take up the decennial process of redrawing the boundaries of the state’s political districts a year and a half after … Continue reading →

Posted in That's our Lege | Tagged Census, Constitution, Joan Huffman, lawsuit, redistricting, Roland Gutierrez, Sarah Eckhardt, SBOE, Senate, Supreme Court, Texas, The Lege | 1 Comment

SCOTx hearing on state redistricting lawsuits

Posted on March 24, 2022 by Charles Kuffner

The state lawsuits over the “county line rule” in Cameron County and the Eckhardt/Gutierrez “decennial redistricting only in a regular session” contention had a hearing before the State Supreme Court over whether these suits can be heard in state district … Continue reading →

Posted in Legal matters | Tagged Cameron County, Census, Election 2022, Election 2024, HD37, Ken Paxton, MALC, redistricting, Roland Gutierrez, Ruben Cortez, Sarah Eckhardt, Senate, special session, Supreme Court, Texas, The Lege | Comments Off

Supreme Court to hear whether state redistricting lawsuit can proceed

Posted on January 24, 2022 by Charles Kuffner

Here’s the update I’ve been waiting for. Not what I was hoping for, but it is what it is. The state’s bid to toss a legal challenge arguing last year’s GOP-led redistricting effort violated the Texas Constitution is headed to … Continue reading →

Posted in Legal matters | Tagged Beverly Powell, Cameron County, Census, Commissioners Court, Congress, Constitution, Election 2022, Harris County, HD35, HD37, HD38, Ken Paxton, lawsuit, MALC, Rafael Anchia, redistricting, Roland Gutierrez, Ruben Cortez, Sarah Eckhardt, SD10, Senate, special session, Supreme Court, Texas, The Lege, Willacy County | 4 Comments

Supreme Court rejects mandamus over Commissioners Court redistricting

Posted on January 12, 2022 by Charles Kuffner

The primary will proceed as scheduled, but the issue could be revisited sometime after the 2022 election. The Texas Supreme Court rejected an effort by Republican commissioners and voters to block Harris County’s recent redistricting plan on Friday, suggesting another … Continue reading →

Posted in Legal matters | Tagged Adrian Garcia, Andy Taylor, Cameron County, CD38, Census, Commissioners Court, Congress, Constitution, Eddie Lucio, Election 2022, Election 2024, Harris County, HD35, HD37, HD38, Jack Cagle, JM Lozano, lawsuit, Lina Hidalgo, MALC, redistricting, Rodney Ellis, Roland Gutierrez, Ruben Cortez, Sarah Eckhardt, SBOE, Senate, Steve Radack, Supreme Court, Texas, The Lege, Tom Ramsey, Voting Rights Act, Willacy County | Comments Off

The state of the state redistricting lawsuits

Posted on December 26, 2021 by Charles Kuffner

A good update, and a reminder that not all of the action is in federal court. In two cases heard [December 14 and 15], a group of mostly Democratic, Hispanic lawmakers from both chambers challenged the legality of when and … Continue reading →

Posted in Legal matters | Tagged Cameron County, Census, Congress, Constitution, Eddie Lucio, Election 2022, HD35, HD37, HD38, JM Lozano, lawsuit, Legislative Redistricting Board, MALC, redistricting, Roland Gutierrez, Ruben Cortez, Sarah Eckhardt, SBOE, Senate, special session, Texas, Texas Multidistrict Litigation Panel, The Lege, Tom DeLay, Willacy County | 2 Comments

Redistricting litigation update

Posted on November 27, 2021 by Charles Kuffner

Reform Austin shows that the state’s legal defense strategy against the various redistricting lawsuits is “You can’t sue us!” Because of the clear racial gerrymandering, multiple groups are launching legal challenges under the Voting Rights Act. The state has now … Continue reading →

Posted in Legal matters | Tagged ACLU of Texas, Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund, Asian Pacific Islander Americans Public Affairs Association, Cameron County, Census, Clean Elections Texas, Common Cause, Congress, Damon Wilson, Emgage, Fair Maps Texas Action Committee, HD35, HD37, lawsuit, Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, League of Women Voters, MALC, NAACP, National Council of Jewish Women-Greater Dallas Section, OCA Houston, Our Vote Texas, redistricting, Roland Gutierrez, Sarah Eckhardt, SBOE, SCOTUS, Senate, Southern Coalition for Social Justice, Texans Against Gerrymandering, Texas, The Lege, Voting Rights Act | 2 Comments

A brief update on the Gutierrez/Eckhardt redistricting lawsuit

Posted on October 31, 2021 by Charles Kuffner

First news we’ve had in awhile. Plaintiff: Democratic state Sens. Roland Gutierrez and Sarah Eckhardt What the lawsuit argues: Ahead of lawmakers’ third special session, two Democratic state senators sued to block the Legislature from redistricting in a special session … Continue reading →

Posted in Legal matters | Tagged American GI Forum, Census, Congress, Constitution, demography, Election 2022, Eric Holder, FIEL Houston, Greg Abbott, HOPE, Jose Esparza, La Unión Del Pueblo Entero, lawsuit, LULAC, MALDEF, Mexican American Bar Association of Texas, Mi Familia Vota, National Democratic Redistricting Committee, National Redistricting Action Fund, redistricting, Roland Gutierrez, Sarah Eckhardt, SBOE, Secretary of State, Senate, Southwest Voter Registration Education Project, special session, Tejano Democrats, Texas, Texas Association of Latino Administrators and Superintendents, The Lege, Voting Rights Act, Voto Latino, William C. Velasquez Institute | 3 Comments

Senate passes Congressional map

Posted on October 9, 2021 by Charles Kuffner

Start the litigation countdown. Yes, I know, this still has to pass the House, but still. The Texas Senate approved a map Friday that would largely protect incumbents in Congress while reducing the number of districts in which Black and … Continue reading →

Posted in That's our Lege | Tagged CD33, CD38, Census, Congress, Dan Patrick, demography, Election 2022, Harris County, Joan Huffman, lawsuit, LULAC, Marc Veasey, redistricting, Roland Gutierrez, Sarah Eckhardt, SCOTUS, Senate, special session, Texas, The Lege, Voting Rights Act | 1 Comment

Get ready for redistricting

Posted on September 18, 2021 by Charles Kuffner

The next special session starts Monday, and we should expect to see proposed redistricting maps. It’s going to be a rough few weeks, in part because the guardrails are gone, which will allow Republicans to run amuck. The 2020 census … Continue reading →

Posted in That's our Lege | Tagged Census, Congress, Election 2022, Greg Abbott, Ken Paxton, lawsuit, MALC, NAACP, redistricting, Roland Gutierrez, Sarah Eckhardt, Senate, special session, Texas, The Lege, Voting Rights Act | 1 Comment

Special session 3.0

Posted on September 8, 2021 by Charles Kuffner

Yeah, we knew it was coming. Still too soon. Gov. Greg Abbott on Tuesday announced a third special legislative session that will begin on Sept. 20 and tackle redistricting, restrictions on transgender student athletes and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. “The Texas Legislature now has the opportunity to … Continue reading →

Posted in That's our Lege | Tagged abortion, coronavirus, face masks, fraudit, Greg Abbott, lawsuit, local control, redistricting, Roland Gutierrez, Sarah Eckhardt, Senate, special session, Texas, The Lege, transgender rights, vaccinations | 1 Comment

First redistricting lawsuit

Posted on September 2, 2021 by Charles Kuffner

Faster than a speeding bullet… The first volley in what is expected to be a fierce war over Texas redistricting kicked off Wednesday in the form of a federal lawsuit filed by two Democratic state senators who argue that state … Continue reading →

Posted in Legal matters | Tagged Census, Constitution, Election 2022, Greg Abbott, lawsuit, redistricting, Roland Gutierrez, Sarah Eckhardt, Senate, special session, Tejano Democrats, Texas, The Lege, Wallace Jefferson | 2 Comments

Do not give Ken Paxton any more power

Posted on March 19, 2021 by Charles Kuffner

Seriously, WTF? A new bill would give Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton greater prosecutorial authority over abuse-of-office charges — the very crime for which the FBI is reportedly investigating the state’s top attorney. The bill, proposed by state Sen. Paul … Continue reading →

Posted in That's our Lege | Tagged Angela Paxton, Attorney General, District Attorney, Election 2018, Election 2022, Harris County, Justin Nelson, Ken Paxton, Kim Ogg, Paul Bettencourt, Robert Nichols, Rodney Ellis, Sarah Eckhardt, Senate, Texas, Travis County | Comments Off

Legislative diversity report 2021

Posted on January 17, 2021 by Charles Kuffner

It’s a tiny bit more diverse, but not by much. In a perennial takeaway of The Texas Tribune’s demographic analysis, the Texas Legislature remains mostly white and male. When the 2021 legislative session begins Tuesday, 3 of every 5 lawmakers … Continue reading →

Posted in That's our Lege | Tagged Ann Johnson, Art Fierro, diversity, Election 2018, Election 2020, Gina Calanni, Joe Pickett, Kirk Watson, Rebecca Bell-Metereau, redistricting, Sarah Eckhardt, SBOE, Senate, Texas, The Lege | 19 Comments

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