TexasGOPVote
A blog rated low on credibility, with a lean between center and center-right. None of the stories it hosts is a confirmed repost.A blog rated low on credibility, with a lean between center and center-right. None of its stories here are confirmed reposts.
- CREDIBILITY
- 41Low
- LEAN
- 59Center-Right
- ORIGINALITY
- 100%
- STORIES
- 10▲ 2 this week
- REPRINTED
- 0times
Credibility 10 stories · 95% range 39–43 · updated Oct 5, 2026Lean 10 stories · 95% range 52–67 · updated Oct 5, 2026Originality 10 hosted stories · updated Oct 5, 2026
TexasGOPVote at a glance
SCORECARD
Ticks mark the blog average; on the lean bar, its own lean.STORIES · 12 MONTHS
10Busiest month: September, 5 stories, 2 of them on Foreign Policy and 1 on Budget/Spending.
Hatched: Nov–Jan and May, when ChamberLight collected few or no stories from any outlet, so a gap there is not the outlet’s.
LATEST ACTIVITY
- FRAMINGTim Scott Introduces Federal Film Tax Credit Bill its headline: mixed on Scott · 6 outlets · Sep 30
- STORY2 new stories in the last 7 days · 1 on Foreign Policy
- BLINDSPOTSkipped: Thomas Massie Files Impeachment Articles Against Pete Hegseth 80 outlets covered it
TexasGOPVote’s scores: credibility, lean and originality
CREDIBILITY
The combined AI rating of its own stories, 0 to 100, for the outlet’s transparency, standards, corrections and original reporting. 1 point below the blog average (42).
POLITICAL LEAN
Where its news stories sit from 0 (left) to 100 (right). Opinion pieces are left out, and its stories reposted on other sites count toward it.
ORIGINALITY
The share of stories it hosts that are not confirmed copies of another outlet’s article.
SCORE HISTORY · 12 MONTHSHISTORY · 12 MO
Dotted where ChamberLight collected few or no stories (Nov–Jan and May). The dashed line is the blog average (42). How score history works
Challenges to these scores
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What TexasGOPVote covers: topics and people
TOP TOPICS · SHARE OF ITS STORIESTOP TOPICS
TICK = ALL OUTLETSTICK = ALL- Foreign Policy10%+2 PTS against 8% of all outlets’ stories
- Taxes10%+9 PTS against 1% of all outlets’ stories
WHO THEY COVER · 4 STORY–PERSON PAIRS · 4 PAIRS
- 1Jeff Merkley (Democrat)1 stories
- 2Nathaniel Moran (Republican)1 stories
- 3Ted Cruz (Republican)1 stories
- 4Tim Scott (Republican)1 stories
How TexasGOPVote framed shared stories, and what it skipped
SAME STORY, DIFFERENT HEADLINES
- TexasGOPVote (this source)Moran, Scott Introduce Bipartisan Legislation to Bring Film Jobs HomeMIXED ON SCOTT
- Los Angeles TimesSen. Tim Scott touts federal film tax credit as a blue-collar jobs billMIXED ON SCOTT
- HollywoodreporterWhy Not Film In South Carolina? Sen. Tim Scott Pushes Federal Incentive to Boost Hollywood In His StateMIXED ON SCOTT
- Abcnews4New legislation aims to keep film and TV jobs in the U.S. as productions move overseasMIXED ON SCOTT
- The Washington TimesSen. Tim Scott wants 20% federal film tax credit passed by this CongressMIXED ON SCOTT
- South Carolina Public RadioSen. Tim Scott's bipartisan bill aims to bring film jobs back to the U.S.MIXED ON SCOTT
WHAT IT SKIPPED · BLINDSPOTS
Stories that 8 or more news outlets covered in the last 30 days and TexasGOPVote did not.
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Compare TexasGOPVote with other outlets
Best value in each row is highlighted. Tone is the share of stories positive toward a party minus the share negative, from −100 to +100. No story in the last 90 days was covered by all four.
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CREDIBILITY
LEAN (50 = CENTER)
ORIGINALITY
STORIES
FOREIGN POLICY COVERAGE
TONE TOWARD GOP
TONE TOWARD DEMS
Best value in each row is highlighted. Tone is the share of stories positive toward a party minus the share negative, from −100 to +100. No story in the last 90 days was covered by all four.








