Texas Legislature

CONSERVATIVE LEGISLATIVE PRIORITIES

Thousands of Bills are filed every Texas Legislature, so its hard to track which are the ones that further the Conservative Republican values.

Many Bills sound nice, but when implemented, show otherwise. An example is Universal School Choice, as it results on bigger Government and more Taxes for Texans.

In this area you will Find what Bills to Focus for us to achieve Conservative Republican Legislation.

NOTE: The bills listed include the Priorities for most Texas Conservatives, these might or not be included on the Republican Priorities, as these not always align with the will of Texans.

SECURE TEXAS ELECTIONS

Many Bills have been filled by Texas House Representatives regarding elections' changes. Learn which Bills we need to support and which ones to oppose to Secure our Elections.

Click on the Bill Number to find the full details.

BILLS TO SUPPORT

HB938 & HB951 – Closed Primaries.

HB1013 – 9 consecutive day of voting & Allow combing more than 1 precinct for in precinct voting.

SB76 – Repeals 43.007 countywide voting.

HB1002 & SB107 – Sequentially number ballots.

HJR49, HB892, HB219 - Must present proof US citizenship to registrar.

SB309 – SOS prescribe rules for voters to provide registrars the proof of US citizenship.

HB1263 - SOS will verify citizenship with DPS.

HB817 & SB310 – No rank choice voting.

BILLS TO OPPOSE

HB633 – extends Early voting days

SB148 - Increases countywide voting.

HB1321, HB311, HB584, HB611 & SB258 – online registrations, accepts digital signature on voter registration.

HB 1439, HB417, HB522, HB628, HB649 & SB145 - Significantly expand online and mail-in voting.

HB465, HB540, SB341 & SB342 – rank choice voting

NO PROPERTY TAXES

Support HB960 - The Texas Tax Reform Act of 2025: An act relating to the repeal of or limitations on certain state and local taxes, including school district maintenance and operations ad valorem taxes, the enactment of state and local value-added taxes, and related school finance reform; imposing taxes.

SAY NO TO UNIVERSAL SCHOOL CHOICE

Watch the videos on School Choice Debate & learn why Abbott's Universal School Choice is not good for us.

04:34

As you would define it, are you for or against school choice, and why?

05:22

Why do you think that Governor Abbott has made school choice one of his priorities?

For several years, the Republican majority in the Texas Legislature has declined to pass any kind of broad school choice bill. Given that, why do you think that Governor Abbott has made school choice one of his priorities for the 89th Texas Legislature this year, even saying in various ways that a school choice bill will pass?

06:22

Can Universal School Choice remain independent of government control?

If some kind of broad school choice bill is signed into law this year, do you believe that parents who use these Education Savings Account or voucher funds will be able to remain independent of government control over curriculum or testing? Why? Some parents with children who are currently in private school or homeschool are especially concerned about this.

06:24

Can we pass Universal School Choice while maintaining Texas' Constitutional obligations?

Article 7, Section 1 of the Texas Constitution states that "A general diffusion of knowledge being essential to the preservation of the liberties and rights of the people, it shall be the duty of the Legislature of the State to establish and make suitable provision for the support and maintenance of an efficient system of public free schools." Is it possible to pass broad school choice legislation, which could reduce funding for public schools, while maintaining Texas' constitutional obligations?

NAVIGATING THE TEXAS CAPITOL

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