Includes a request for property tax reform and school choice, as well as bans on gender mutilation and taxpayer-funded lobbying.
Property Taxes
Texas Has Some of the Least Affordable Cities in the Nation for Minimum-Wage Employees
Despite Republican politicians being in control of the state government for years, they still have not given meaningful tax relief to struggling Texans.
Hall: Abbott Fails to Protect Texas Drivers From More Road Fees and Debt
Taxpayers got little meaningful toll road reform again this session, as lawmakers chose to avoid tackling the most pressing issues facing drivers.
87th Session Autopsy Reports, State
Autopsy Report: Property Taxes Will Continue to Rise in Texas
Texans continue their fight for property tax relief.
Abbott Signs Budget, Vetoes Funding of Legislature
Though Abbott has said at least two special sessions will be required this year, he has so far declined to announce when they will take place.
Have Texas’ Power Problems Been Fixed?
Texans aren’t out of the woods yet when it comes to the energy crisis.
87th Session Autopsy Reports, State
Autopsy Report: Lack of Emergency Powers Reform Despite Outcry From Texans
The Legislature adjourned approving a mere patchwork of bills, with only a few addressing the concerns that were raised in the wake of the pandemic.
Former Austin City Councilwoman Ellen Troxclair Announces for Texas Senate
While serving on the Austin City Council, Troxclair advocated for property tax relief and the elimination of fees and mandates that made the city unaffordable for many of its citizens.
Huffines: Eliminate Property Taxes and Close the Border
Gubernatorial candidate unveils campaign billboards across Texas.
Abbott’s Primary Opponents Weigh in on Potential Special Session
Don Huffines and Chad Prather agree that a special session is needed to pass conservative priorities.