Texas Scorecard

Texas AG Sues Biden Administration for ‘Unlawful and Perilous Actions’

Only two days into the Biden presidency, and Attorney General Ken Paxton says the administration is already trying to violate federal immigration law.

By Jacob Asmussen

Francis: The Freshman Who Called Their Bluff

State Rep. Bryan Slaton filed an amendment saying that the Legislature should bring a vote to the floor to abolish abortion before it votes to ceremonially change the names of highways or bridges.

By Jon Francis

Powerful Endorsements Roll Out for Fort Worth Mayoral Candidate

Power players respond to Congresswoman Granger’s endorsement of Byrd.

By Robert Montoya

As Session Begins, Pro-Life Legislation Filed in Texas

A look at four pro-life bills currently filed in the Texas Legislature.

By Ariana Silva

Texas Budget Process Begins

Neither the House or Senate budget proposals rely on increased taxes or tap into the rainy day fund.

By Brandon Waltens

Slaying Giants

But be sure we’re fighting the fights to which God has called us, not simply those that are politically expedite or feel good in the moment.

By Michael Quinn Sullivan

Dean McWilliams: Taxpayer-Funded Lobbyist

Texas Scorecard examines Texas’ highest-paid lobbyists.

By Iris Poole

City of Austin Gives Former Council Member Taxpayer-Funded Golden Parachute

The far-left council member just lost re-election—but city hall is taking ample care of him.

By Adam Cahn

Texas GOP Vice Chair Says Party Should Avoid ‘Narrowly Focusing’ on Priorities

Her comments were in contrast to recent actions taken by the party since Chairman Allen West was elected to lead the Texas GOP in July of last year.

By Brandon Waltens

Texas AG Promises to Fight Biden’s 'Lawlessness'

As the newly sworn-in president wasted no time in signing harmful executive orders, the Texas attorney general spared no time in promising to stand against them.

By Jacob Asmussen

How Biden’s Executive Orders Will Impact Texas

By Michael Swirsky

President Joe Biden just signed 17 executive orders affecting topics from immigration to energy. Here's how some of them will impact the Lone Star State.

Locked & Loaded: Biedermann Files Constitutional Carry Bill

By Joshua Pierce

Biedermann's “Personal Protection & Safety Act" would allow anyone who can legally possess a firearm to carry it without a special permit.

Austin Activists Could Be Close to Stopping Harmful Homeless Camping Law

By Jacob Asmussen

The Democrat-run city hall enacted a controversial homeless ordinance that damaged the city and threatened public safety—but a broad coalition of citizens is trying to stop it.

Austin Democrat Council Member Aims at Local Police After Unrelated DC Events

By Adam Cahn

The council member sent a questionable letter despite the fact that nobody had accused any local officers of being within a thousand miles of the nation’s Capitol.

Congresswoman Kay Granger Endorses Brian Byrd for Fort Worth Mayor

By Robert Montoya

The taxpayer-funded Panther Island boondoggle is now on the ballot.

Rusty Kelley: Fifth-Highest Paid Lobbyist in Texas

By Joshua Pierce

Texas Scorecard examines Texas’ highest-paid lobbyists.

Voter Fatigue? Early Turnout Lags in Special North Texas Election

By Erin Anderson

Voters in four of the most populous counties in House District 68 have already faced two special elections in late 2020, on top of the November general election.

‘Unnecessary Spending’: Audit Reveals Austin Pays $88K a Year for Pagers

By Jacob Asmussen

“The City paid for unused pagers including those assigned to staff who no longer work for the City.”

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