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Texas state Democrat Rep Nicole Collier leaves DNC call after being told she's committing felony
Texas state Rep. Nicole Collier abruptly left a video call with Democratic National Committee Chairman Ken Martin and other party members from across the country after she was warned that she was committing a felony.
Activists protest the confinement of Rep. Nicole Collier (D-Fort Worth) outside the House Chamber at the Texas Capitol Austin ...
GOP leadership required Democrats to consent to a police escort in order to leave the building. Collier chose to stay instead ...
Collier speaks about her surreal ordeal, wherein she refused to sign a permission slip and accept a police escort to leave ...
Upon returning after a 15-day walkout, Texas House Democrats were asked for consent to be escorted off the floor by DPS ...
A Democratic state lawmaker who fled Texas in protest of a GOP redistricting effort is asking a court to let her exit the ...
The detainment of State Rep. Nicole Collier has drawn outrage and imagery of Black women's suffrage in America.
Texas Republicans mandated that Democratic lawmakers not be allowed to leave the state house without a permission slip and a ...
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Is this legal? A look at why North Texas Democratic Rep. Nicole Collier remains in state Capitol
SMU political science professor Matthew Wilson explains the rarely enforced rules being applied during this second special ...
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Locked-in Fort Worth Rep. Nicole Collier is ready to fight, even other Democrats | Opinion
State Rep. Nicole Collier says she’s ready to support primary challengers to Democrats who won’t fight Republican overreach.
Texas State Representative Nicole Collier has emerged as a key figure in the state’s ongoing electoral map controversy.
Texas state representative Nicole Collier (D) compared herself and her peers to runaway slaves, as well as Jews during the ...
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