AMANDA IN THE NEWS

THE DALLAS MORNING NEWS: Using the power of people, Amanda Edwards seeks to jump from Houston City Council to U.S. Senate

DEC 31, 2019 The Houston lawyer says she’s best suited to beat Republican incumbent John Cornyn in a ‘change election.’

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BLACK ENTERPRISE: Houston's Amanda Edwards sets out to become Texas' first black woman U.S. Senator

JAN 17, 2020 If she garners enough support and is elected to office, she will become the state’s first black woman to hold the post. She is running to replace Republican incumbent Sen. John Cornyn.

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THE GRIO: Houston’s Amanda Edwards could be Texas’ first Black woman U.S. Senator

JAN 14, 2020 With the support of fellow Texans from Beyonce's mom to possibly a million voters around Houston, there's a good reason the 37-year-old former councilwoman could change politics in Texas

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BLAVITY: Amanda Edwards Unveils Her Plan To Make History As The First Black Woman Senator For Texas

FEB 13, 2020 Senate hopeful Amanda Edwards knows all too well how policy can impact people's lives.
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AUSTIN AMERICAN-STATESMAN: Amanda Edwards is depending on the audacity of hope

FEB 10, 2020 In a cluttered field in the March 3 Democratic Senate primary, Edwards hopes to stir the Obama coalition behind a non-ideological problem solver with an appealing persona and the call of history.
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SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS-NEWS: Editorial: Senate race with Cornyn and Edwards would rivet

FEB 13, 2020 The charismatic 38-year-old Edwards, a municipal finance attorney, is a rising Democratic star with an array of gifts that would make her a formidable challenger to Cornyn.
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ESSENCE: Amanda K. Edwards Is Ready To Make History

FEB 22, 2020 A self-proclaimed servant leader, Edwards says she's prepared to be the first black woman from Texas to ever occupy a seat in the United States Senate.

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Sister Circle: Political Breakdown with U.S. Senate Candidate Amanda Edwards

TheGrio: Amanda Edwards could be Texas’ first Black woman U.S. Senator.