Gary Gates defeats Eliz Markowitz in House District 28 special election runoff.

Gary Gates defeats Eliz Markowitz in House District 28 special election runoff.
A new group run by Democrats and headquartered in Washington DC urges Texans to “Reform Austin.”
Meaningful changes that put the interest of students and performance first is critically dependent on a transparent and honest analysis.
Unlike Trump and Cruz whose approval percentages skew strongly towards “Strongly Approve,” Abbott’s are decidedly weaker.
The fundraiser was scheduled to be held in New York City on June 25.
Episode 23: Texas Scorecard Radio host Tony McDonald is joined by Empower Texans Capitol Bureau chief Brandon Waltens and V.P. of Texans for Fiscal Responsibility Cary Cheshire to recap Texas’ Republican primary results. How did George P. Bush win? Is Texas still red? What else happened?
Parker joins two other candidates who have officially entered the race: State Reps. Phil King (R–Weatherford) and John Zerwas (R–Richmond).
A grand jury indicted three Robstown residents on multiple felony voter fraud charges.
With additional victories across the state by conservative candidates, it appears the Freedom Caucus will be growing its ranks when the legislature reconvenes in 2019, a tangible sign of continued victory for grassroots across the state.
Texas elections need stronger safeguards against non-citizens registering and voting, state and local officials testified before the Senate Select Committee on Election Security.
Even today there are forces at work who would seize our property through taxes, restrict our rights to keep and bear arms, limit the freedom of speech, devalue the cause of life, and relegate us to serfs in our own land.
Five activists are victorious in stopping McKinney from enforcing a city ordinance that banned electioneering near the polls.
Group parroting Phillip Huffines attacks continues to use baseless indictments in messaging against Angela Paxton.
Joe Straus funded PAC attempting attempting to prop up Waters’ struggling campaign.
Episode 22: Tony McDonald and Zach Maxwell discuss how you can carry freedom’s torch after the primary elections. Also Brandon Waltens discusses a trio of TXLege bad actors and Erin Anderson has some info on voter fraud in the RGV. Data guru Derek Ryan drops in the discuss what the numbers may tell us about […]
Jason Villalba has embarrassed himself on a late night Twitter tirade…again.
Gov. Abbott’s appointees to the UT Board of Regents are seen to be working against him, and against state law.
A UH student is being punished for criticizing the Black Lives Matter Movement, saying “All Lives Matter.”
Apparently Corsicana’s city fathers decided they wasn’t willing to fight against the First Amendment of the United States to help their pal Byron Cook.
In the real world, children who are left to be “loved” by the village, tend to be expensively ignored by the village idiot.
“After review of the submitted documentation, we believe the information regarding the offenses warrants a submission for criminal investigation to the Texas Attorney General.”
House Speaker Joe Straus has given conservatives few reasons to trust him.
What the Speaker’s office has not been willing to say is that they will not be appointing Anne Wynne to the TEC.
Wynne re-tweeted a tweet calling the National Rifle Association “America’s ISIS” and asking for retweets if followers believed “it is time the [sic] we dismantle the NRA.”
Though lawmakers technically gave university regents the final say on concealed carry regulations on their respective campuses, it wasn’t anything akin to a blank check.