When Republican voters cast their votes this week in the primary election, they didn’t just elect candidates. They also approved 13 ballot propositions.
These propositions don’t have the effect of law. Instead, they are designed as a poll of Republican voters to help guide the party’s policy priorities with regard to both the legislative priorities and party platform as determined by delegates in the state convention.
Each of the 13 propositions was approved by a majority of voters.
– HHS Bars Illegal Aliens From Taxpayer-Funded Health Programs – Texas to Redraw Racially Gerrymandered Congressional Districts During Special Session – Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo Pushes for Taxpayer-Funded International Trips
– Trump Endorses Texas Lawmakers Who Backed School Choice, Despite Party Pushback – Houston Research Centers Among Targets in Chinese COVID-19 Espionage Scheme – Harris County Jail Hit With Third Noncompliance Notice of 2025
– Special Session Agenda Released: Abbott Targets Property Taxes, Redistricting, Abortion Drugs, and More – Baylor University to Return ‘LGBTQIA+ Inclusion’ Grant Following Backlash – IRS Moves To Allow Pastors To Endorse Political Candidates
– Feds Arrest 10 for Ambush Attack on ICE Agents in Texas – Attorney General Paxton Says State Will Continue Defending Border Security Law After Setback – Conroe ISD Poised To Reject UIL Access for Homeschoolers Under New State Law
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