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Cahn: The Growing Human Tragedy of Austin’s Homelessness Policies

There’s nothing compassionate about encouraging our most vulnerable citizens to live in this level of squalor.

By Adam Cahn

U.S. Rep. Van Taylor says the coronavirus has “highlighted long-standing inconsistencies in the collection and reporting of public health data.”

By Texas Scorecard Staff

Incumbent Austin City Councilman Gaslights Public Over Alleged 'Fiscal Responsibility'

A more complete review of Flannigan’s fiscal record reveals that his claims to fiscal responsibility are anything but.

By Adam Cahn

Fed Up Texans Plan Protest Against ‘King Abbott’

The event is scheduled to take place on Saturday, October 10, from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. at the governor’s mansion.

By Brandon Waltens

Luther, Springer Head to Runoff for North Texas Senate Seat

Republicans Shelley Luther and Drew Springer each received about 32 percent of the vote in Tuesday’s special election for Senate District 30, but a majority is needed to win.

By Erin Anderson

Doctor Tells Texans: Educate Yourselves, Educate Others, and Be Joyful

Doctors Simone Gold and Richard Bartlett give Texans facts many in the media won’t repeat.

By Robert Montoya

Cruz: President Trump Made a Terrific Supreme Court Nomination

Member of Judiciary Committee offers thoughts on Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s nomination.

By Texas Scorecard Staff

Affidavits Allege Democrat Officials Planning Colossal Illegal Ballot Harvesting Scheme

Two affidavits claim a massive illegal mail-ballot harvesting operation, led by "elite" Democrat officials, is being prepared for Texas’ most populous county.

By Brandon Waltens

Court Blocks Democrats’ Attempt to Revive Straight-Party Voting in Texas

A federal appeals court granted Texas Attorney General Paxton’s request to stay an order that suspended the state’s law eliminating straight-ticket voting.

By Erin Anderson

Election Integrity Group Sues Harris County Over Noncitizens on Voter Rolls

Public Interest Legal asks court to compel Texas’ most populous county to clean up its voter registration act. “When someone is telling you upfront that they aren’t a citizen, don’t register them.”

By Erin Anderson

Biedermann Pledges Legislation to Take Back Control Over Alamo

By Brandon Waltens

“The city of San Antonio and the GLO have abused their authority, and it’s time for Texas to take back the entire Alamo Plaza through the power of eminent domain if necessary.”

Bovard: Trump Is Consistent and Truthful on Abortion

By Rachel Bovard

To a pro-life movement accustomed to condescension and dismissal from Republican party leaders, President Trump is an unexpected and welcome delight.

Is the Democrat Judge Who Jailed Shelley Luther Biased?

By Robert Montoya

Email from Democrat Judge Eric Moyé reveals his judicial philosophy.

Austin Council Election: Will Multiple Pro-Citizen Candidates Split Vote Against Tax-Hiking Incumbent?

By Adam Cahn

Austin is a mess—but will pro-citizen local candidates be able to remove harmful decision-makers from city hall?

Conflict of Interest Allegation Dominates Lubbock Mayoral Race

By Thomas Warren

Challenger Stephen Sanders hits Mayor Dan Pope over vote on tax incentive involving Pope's wife.

Citizens Called to Run for Office, Challenge Dallas City Council

By Robert Montoya

Eleven council members targeted by citizen organization “Keep Dallas Safe.”

Texas Ranked a ‘Sinkhole State’ in Debt per Taxpayer Report

By Robert Montoya

Financial report by Truth in Accounting finds the state would have to take over $11,000 more from each taxpaying Texan to pay off all debts.

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