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How To Watch The 2011 Legislative Session From The Comfort Of Home

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Political junkies who don't have time to spend all day at the Capitol can watch the Texas legislative session unfold from behind a TV or computer monitor.

Here's how you can do it:

City of Austin TV will broadcast the Texas House of Representatives on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and weekends.  Travis County TV will broadcast the House on Thursdays and Fridays.

If House sessions conflict with City Council meetings or other important broadcasts on Channel 6, the broadcasts will be replayed when the House is not in session or on Thursdays through Sundays.

Texas Senate Sessions will be shown on Austin Independent School District TV.

Where to find City of Austin TV: Time Warner Cable (channel 6), Grande Communications (channel 6), AT&T U-Verse (channel 99) or stream live here

Where to find Travis County TV: Channel 17 on Time Warner Cable or stream live here

Where to find AISD TV: Channel 22 on Time Warner Cable, or stream live here

You can also catch House broadcasts and archived video here. Archived Senate video can be found here.  

Nathan Bernier is the transportation reporter at KUT. He covers the big projects that are reshaping how we get around Austin, like the I-35 overhaul, the airport's rapid growth and the multibillion-dollar transit expansion Project Connect. He also focuses on the daily changes that affect how we walk, bike and drive around the city. Got a tip? Email him at nbernier@kut.org. Follow him on X @KUTnathan.
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