The Texas House Committee on Elections today heard public testimony on House Bill 311, which would’ve established Texas online voter registration for those eligible. […]
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Texas Voters Reject Extreme School Board Candidates
Written by: Elva Mendoza In a surprising political shift, Texas is making national news, and this time, it’s not for something embarrassing or incredibly harmful. The May 3, 2025 elections delivered a widespread rejection of far-right school board candidates. The good news made serious waves from local social media accounts to national publications. Voters from […]
Back-door Book Ban SB 13 Set for Hearing May 6, 2025
The Texas Legislature is once again prioritizing politics over the well-being of our students. Senate Bill 13 (SB 13), a deeply troubling proposal that restricts access to library materials in public schools, has already passed the Senate and is scheduled for a hearing in the House Public Education Committee on Tuesday, May 6, 2025. Despite […]
The April Lege Lowdown
In the April Lege Lowdown, we’ll cover key bills in pub ed, religious freedom, LGBTQIA+ equality, reproductive rights, and voting rights. […]
TAKE ACTION: How to Submit a Public Comment on a Bill
When a bill is being heard in a House committee, testimony from the public is taken into account. If you can’t make it to the Capitol to testify on a bill’s House hearing day, submitting a public comment online is a powerful way to share your thoughts and concerns. You can submit a public comment […]
