Taxpayer advocates are raising questions about marketing claims made to voters.
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McKinney Parents Challenge 282 Sexually Explicit Books in School Libraries
“The books are not appropriate for any K-12 students.”
Resignation and Investigation: City of Austin ‘Boil Water’ Fallout Continues
“No, firing one person should not make you confident in Austin Water. Much more is needed.”
Following the Money in North Texas Primary Races
Money talks, but what does it say?
Voter Fraud Voids South Texas School Board Election
A court found “clear and convincing evidence” of more illegal votes cast in a contested Brownsville ISD race than the margin of victory.
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If Riots Return, Will Democrat District Attorney Enforce the Law?
Dallas County DA John Creuzot answers question about possible Election Day riots.
Blain: Vote Local to Save Your Nation
“The fight for limited government, lower taxes, and a freer society is a long and arduous cause; and it’s one that never really ends, but it’s a cause worth fighting for.” – Ross Kecseg
Is Curbside Voting Secure?
“I do not believe my vote was properly processed in accordance with the law.”
‘Moderate’ Austin City Councilman Continues Revealing True Far-Left Views
The council member is one of many politicians who present a facade of themselves to voters to cover their true far-left views.
Szwarc: What Is a Republican?
If Mayor Pope and city leaders honestly believed in the sanctity of life, they would not hesitate to make Lubbock the 17th Texas city to stand up to abortionists.
Electioneering for Democrats Using Taxpayer-Funded School Resources?
School district resources linked to call to action for students to promote Democrat candidates.
City Delivers Plan to Handle Potential Election Day Riots
Prompted by Keep Dallas Safe and concerned citizens, Dallas officials discussed plans to address possible riots on November 3.
Tarrant County Must ‘Remake’ Thousands of Defective Mail Ballots
“The integrity of the ballot is the No. 1 priority.”
Dickson: Lubbock City Council Will Vote on Outlawing Abortion
We are one step closer to seeing the City of Lubbock join the growing number of cities across Texas that have passed enforceable ordinances outlawing abortion within their city limits.
Communists Vandalize Austin Polling Place
“ELECTIONS NO! REVOLUTION YES!”
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Coppell ISD Seeks to Double Its Debt in May
If voters decide to approve May’s debt proposal, the ISD’s total debt will more than double.
Uber Threatens To Leave Houston
Uber sent a letter to the City of Houston saying that unless they deregulate some of the burdensome regulations they may be forced to cease serving inside city limits.
Democrats Join Republicans to “Protect” Colleyville’s Incumbents
Liberal Democrats are working hard to protect long-time, Republican incumbents on the Colleyville City...
Post Oak Bus Lane Malintent
Residents in the Galleria have expressed discontent with the Post Oak bus lane project and have called for it to be scrapped. Development authority board members are disregarding those requests.
Grapevine-Colleyville ISD: Huge Debt Deal Holds Voters Hostage
In the midst of declining student enrollment, Grapevine-Colleyville ISD is asking voters in May to approve a...
Big Debt, Local Decision
Texas has the second-highest local debt-per-person in the nation – second only to New York.
April 27th: Opportunity to Petition for Tax Relief
Texas has the 14th most oppressive property tax system in the nation. But taxpayers seeking relief have an...
Have Self and Collin County Commissioners Lost Control?
Commissioners are allowing the rogue prosecution against Ken Paxton to move forward, and are not standing up for taxpayers.
Does the DMN Want Property Protections Repealed?
After the Dallas City Council stripped a property owner of the right to operate his long-standing automotive...
TxDOT Pushing Post Oak Renovation
Despite taxpayer disapproval, TxDOT is supporting the Post Oak bus lane project in the Galleria.