Texas Scorecard

Texans Hoping for Answers are Left in the Cold

Much of the testimony has appeared more like posturing rather than meaningful culpability.

By Jeramy Kitchen

Citizens Take Austin to Texas Supreme Court for ‘Politically Manipulating’ May Ballot

“I am just hopeful that the Supreme Court will agree with us and restrain the City Council from violating the City Charter.”

By Jacob Asmussen

Crowd of Candidates Race to Fill Seat Left by U.S. Rep. Ron Wright

Susan Wright, the late congressman’s widow, is a front-runner.

By Erin Anderson

Abbott Says Announcement on Ending COVID Mandates Coming 'Pretty Soon'

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis lifted all COVID-19 restrictions in September. Will Texas follow suit?

By Brandon Waltens

Why Aren’t Bills Moving, and How Does It Compare to Previous Sessions?

So far, legislators have used the backdrop of a pandemic and the wake of the recent severe winter weather to justify slower movement.

By Jeramy Kitchen

Parental Rights, Medical Freedom Targeted Again

Citizen activists say bills filed in the Legislature would give government more control over your children and your health.

By Robert Montoya

Federal Judge Indefinitely Bans Biden’s ‘Unlawful and Perilous’ Deportation Freeze

“HUGE WIN. The first of many against Biden’s unlawful agenda.” - Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton

By Jacob Asmussen

Death Toll From Power Outages Will Take Weeks to Calculate

While a statewide survey is ongoing, the full death toll will not be known until all related death certificates are filed.

By Joshua Pierce

Peacock: Renewable Energy Largely Responsible for Texas Blackouts

While the left defends unreliable energy sources, the numbers don't lie.

By Bill Peacock

Bills to End Abbott’s Mask Mandate Introduced in Texas House

State Rep. Matt Schaefer seeks to restrict “executive overreach.”

By Robert Montoya

High Court’s Divide on Election Cases Highlights Voters’ Concerns

By Erin Anderson

“The decision to leave election law hidden beneath a shroud of doubt is baffling. By doing nothing, we invite further confusion and erosion of voter confidence.”

David Spiller Wins Special Runoff for Texas House

By Erin Anderson

Spiller will be sworn in as the 83rd Republican in the 150-member House.

Special Election Set to Fill Congressional Seat Left by Ron Wright

By Erin Anderson

Candidates’ filing deadline is March 3.

Tarrant Commissioners Extend Mask Mandate, Ignore Scientific Voices

By Robert Montoya

Business owners still under threat of $1,000 fine if they don’t force citizens to follow government policy.

Citizens Sue City of Austin for Trying to ‘Politically Manipulate’ May Ballot

By Jacob Asmussen

“Bullies only succeed when we let them, and we will not let them.”

Cason Files Bill to End Tax Abatements for Unreliable Energy

By Joshua Pierce

Texas wind and solar generators obtained $19.4 billion in taxpayer-funded benefits and subsidies between 2006 and 2019 alone.

As Board Members Resign, Who is Responsible for Overseeing ERCOT?

By Brandon Waltens

Four out-of-state members of ERCOT's board—including the chair and vice chair—announced their resignations.

Patrick Announces His 31 Priorities for the Texas Senate

By Jeramy Kitchen

Only some of Patrick’s priorities correlate with the legislative priorities of his own political party.

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