He cites a lack of action and attention on the incumbent’s part, as well as a concern that no one is standing up to big government mandates.
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Analysis: Real People Are Hurting
Refusing to address property tax burdens in a real and meaningful way gives politicians ongoing talking points and a “problem” to solve, but it does nothing to help struggling Texans.
‘Lower Taxes, Better Texas’ Plan Eliminates Property Tax by 2033
Plan’s creators say Texans will never experience the peace of mind that comes with owning their home until property taxes are eliminated.
Major Election Integrity Bill Passes Texas House
The amended version of SB 1 now goes back to the Senate.
Republicans Advance Texas Election Integrity Bill
Once SB 1 passes a final House vote, the measure goes back to the Senate.
Texas Election Integrity Bill Heads to House Floor
A swapped-out version of Senate Bill 1 is scheduled for a vote by the full House on Thursday.
Some Democrats Trickle Back In, but Texas House Still Lacks Quorum
Reportedly, the House currently has 92 of the 100 lawmakers needed to conduct legislative business.
GOP Lawmakers Set the Record Straight on Texas Election Bills
Republicans debunk Democrat talking points and detail what is—and isn’t—included in the state’s voting security legislation.
Texas Republicans Set for Second Shot at Election Reforms
House Democrats still threatening to block a vote on election security legislation.
Special Session Preview: Will Texas Lawmakers Follow Florida and Georgia on Election Integrity?
Advocates see a second chance for the Texas Legislature to do what other Republican-run states accomplished: enact meaningful reforms that restore voters’ confidence in elections.