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Jane Nelson.
Director, Corporate Responsibility Initiative - Harvard Kennedy School of Government
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Around Jane Nelson this week
News at the entities that move Jane Nelson most-
Greg Abbott StructuralProgress has been made on tariff carveouts for U.S. coal, alongside the successful securing of a $7.5 billion grant dedicated to border security.Moves Jane Nelson
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Republican Party of Texas TransactionalLawsuits challenge open primary laws in the state, debating the balance between party autonomy and state law.Moves Jane Nelson
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Dan Patrick OperationalAn event occurred on September 10, 2026, involving James Talarico and Dan Patrick regarding the U.S. Senate race.Moves Jane Nelson
Connections
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Robert Howden Transactional
Robert Howden successfully replaced Jane Nelson as Secretary of State.
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Nate Schatzline Operational
Competitors in a succession race for the Secretary of State office.
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Greg Abbott Structural
Jane Nelson serves as the Secretary of State in Texas, a position appointed by Governor Greg Abbott.
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Republican Party of Texas Transactional
Jane Nelson and the Republican Party of Texas jointly filed a lawsuit.
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Dan Patrick Operational
Jane Nelson and Dan Patrick co-authored Senate Bill 7.
History
Events by the month they beganJune 2026
3 events- Amid a succession race for the Secretary of State office, legal challenges are mounting regarding open primary rules, involving Greg Abbott, Jane Nelson, and Ken Paxton.
- A succession race for the Secretary of State office is underway, involving Governor Greg Abbott and Jane Nelson, with the appointment being made in Texas.
- Lawmakers introduced the Better Care, Better Cost Act (Senate Bill 7), requiring states to consider Medicaid performance.