Texas House District 61 candidates Paul Chabot and Frederick Frazier also clashed on property taxes and Democrat committee chairs.
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Texas School Superintendents Score Super Salaries
Administrators’ lucrative salaries, plus generous benefits, are all provided at taxpayers’ expense.
Could Texas Suspend the State Gas Tax?
Texans’ wallets feel the consequences of subpar national energy policies.
Texas Senate to Study Taxpayer-Funded Lobbying in Preparation for 2023 Session
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick released the Senate’s interim charges on Monday.
In Their Own Words: Runoff Candidates on Property Taxes
With 34 Republican candidates in the May runoff elections for the state Legislature, Texas Scorecard asked for their plans to lower property taxes.
Fort Worth Superintendent Leaving 2 Years Earlier Than Expected
Superintendent Kent Scribner will leave the district this August instead of in 2024, when his contract ends.
Special Election Propositions Could Lower Some Texans’ Property Taxes
The May ballot includes two propositions that, if passed, would lower property tax rates for some Texans.
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Parents Fight Back
This week Brandon Waltens talks to Erin Anderson and Tim Hardin.
Texas Could Have $25 Billion Surplus Next Year
Texans for Fiscal Responsibility says the funds should be used to lower property taxes for all Texans.
The Texas House’s Most Liberal Republican Faces Runoff Election
Kyle Kacal’s history of supporting Democrats and working against conservative priorities has angered his constituents.