The second election-related decision from Texas Supreme Court raises questions of election integrity as early voting continues.
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Texas Vote-by-Mail Ruling Reveals Loopholes in Law
Claiming “disability” on mail-ballot applications is an honor system that no one verifies.
TEC Hires Radical Progressive as New Executive Director
Willing has allied herself with the radical progressive “safe space” movement by tagging her Facebook profile with a picture of a safety pin.
House Members Fight Supreme Court on Transparency
Chief Justice Nathan Hecht: “The Texas electronic filing and access system will be the single most significant modernization of the Texas courts in history.”
Texas’ Statewide Sweep!
Texans overwhelmingly supported a conservative statewide slate of candidates from governor to railroad commissioner. Across the state, voters have rejected the failed tax-and-spend polices of the left. Indeed, conservatives are on track to win by 18 percentage points...
Conservatives Win Big!
Tuesday night's results made for a very good morning for conservatives in Texas. A few fast facts about last-night’s Republican primary: The most liberal Republican in the Texas Senate lost. Conservative ranks in the Senate are swelling. Every House conservative won...
Update: Snowing in Texas 2, The Snowman Returns
Recently, we reported on a website and twitter account from a group calling themselves “Texans4Justice” [sic]. This website and twitter account are paid for by a trial lawyer-funded political action committee (PAC) known as the BalancePAC. This same BalancePAC is...
Snowing in Texas
Some political advertisements just don’t seem quite right. If you have been on Twitter lately, it is likely that you’ve come across a number of advertisements from an account calling for the removal and replacement of current Texas Supreme Court Justices Nathan Hecht,...
Supremely Qualified
Texans for Fiscal Responsibility has announced our endorsements in the contested races for the Supreme Court. We enthusiastically support for re-election Nathan Hecht, Jeff Brown and Phil Johnson. The Texas Supreme Court is the "court of last resort for civil matters...