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27 results in articles and videos for “Texas Election Code”
- ArticleNews
HB 1138: Remove a Poll Watcher, Sign the Reason
HB 1138 would require a Texas election judge to give a removed poll watcher a signed statement of the reason on the spot. The House passed it in 2025.
- ArticleRyan's Take
Should Texas Require Labels on AI-Generated Political Ads?
Texas restricts some election deepfakes, but broad AI-ad labels remain unsettled. Here is the strongest case for transparency and free expression.
- ArticleNews
Unofficial Is Not Official. Watch the Canvass.
Texas results are not official until the canvass. Here are the state deadlines for counting the last ballots and asking for a recount.
- ArticleNews
SB 373: A $5,000 Cap on Checks to Texas Lawmakers
SB 373 would cap donations to Texas statewide and legislative candidates at $5,000 per person and $10,000 per PAC, per election. Same bill stalled in 2025.
- ArticleOpinion
Should Texas Require a Label on Every AI-Generated Political Ad?
Texas bans certain deceptive campaign videos within 30 days of an election. Should every AI-generated political ad carry a clear disclosure label?
- ArticleNews
Ask for a Paper Ballot, Get One: Texas SB 196 Is Back
SB 196 by Sen. Bob Hall would make Texas election officers give a paper ballot to any in-person voter who asks. The same idea died in committee in 2025.
- ArticleNews
New Governor. Same Takeover Law. Follow the Book.
Texas takeover districts brace for change under a new governor. The Education Code already sets how boards of managers leave. Read the law first.
- ArticleEast Texas
East Texas Water Is On Defense. Watch the Bills.
Three East Texas lawmakers say our groundwater is on defense as the Texas House flips. Here is what they said and the bills to watch.
- ArticleNews
Medicaid Expansion Is Back. Show the Math First.
Lt. Gov.-elect Vikki Goodwin says she will work on Medicaid expansion. The Senate is still Republican. East Texas deserves the math before any vote.
- ArticleNews
A 30 Year Loan Should Need More Than a Coin Flip. HB 238 Raises the School Bond Bar.
HB 238 would require 60 percent voter approval for Texas school bonds, up from a simple majority, if voters also pass a constitutional amendment.
- ArticleRyan's Take
Emergency Power Was Too Big Last Week Too
A push to curb Texas governor emergency powers before Hinojosa takes office. The power was too big before Tuesday. Fix it for every governor.
- ArticleTexas Education
Should Texas Move Faster on Full-Time Virtual Public Schools?
Texas opened a new path for full-time virtual campuses. Should the state expand faster, or demand more proof before online schools scale statewide?
- ArticleRyan's Take
The Speaker Vote Gets Counted Before It Gets Cast
Democrats may hold the Texas House. The Speaker race is already being counted in private. East Texas should see the list before January 12.
- ArticleRyan's Take
Same Office. New Man. Same Rule Should Apply.
Nathan Johnson takes over the Texas attorney general's office Ken Paxton ran for a decade. The powers stay the same. Hold him to his own words.
- ArticleRyan's Take
Eleven Billion Dollars. Open the Books.
Texas spent a reported $11 billion on Operation Lone Star. A new governor wants a review. Publish every line item before you cut it or renew it.
- ArticleNews
Five Bills to Kill Texas Vouchers. Show the Audit First.
HB 1129 would repeal the Texas education savings account program. It is the fifth repeal bill since Nov. 9. What it does and what it does not prove.
- ArticleNews
Texans Decide Texas Questions: Bill Bans Foreign Money in Ballot Fights
HB 1038 would bar foreign nationals from funding Texas ballot measure committees, add donor affirmations, and set penalties. What it does and does not do.
- ArticleNews
Going Past the Tax Limit Should Take More Than a Coin Flip. HB 687 Says 60 Percent.
HB 687 would require 60 percent of voters to approve a local property tax rate above the voter-approval rate, up from a simple majority, starting in 2028.
- ArticleNews
Waiting 18 Years for Help: HB 1106 Would End Property Tax for Caregiver Families
HB 1106 and HJR 72 would exempt the homes of unpaid caregivers of Texans on Medicaid waiver interest lists from property tax. 198,819 Texans are waiting.
- ArticleNews
SB 339 Would Let Texas Counties Zone Your Land Near Water
SB 339 lets Texas voters give counties zoning power over land near floodplains, creeks, aquifer recharge zones and "other watershed." Here is what it says.
- ArticleNews
23 Texas Senators Move to End the Data Center Tax Break
SB 293 by Sen. Joan Huffman and 22 coauthors would repeal Texas sales tax exemptions for data centers and deny pending applications. The receipts.
- ArticleNews
HB 563 Cuts the Homestead Appraisal Cap From 10% to 3%
HB 563 and HJR 38 by Rep. Patterson would cut the Texas homestead appraisal cap from 10 percent to 3 percent a year if voters approve in 2027.
- ArticleEast Texas
One Democrat on the Oil Board. 3,246 Wells Still Waiting.
New Democrat on the Texas Railroad Commission. Same list: 3,246 wells authorized to plug, 75 in five East Texas counties, one waiting since 2011.
- ArticleNews
First Home in Texas? HB 1130 Would Take Up to $3,000 Off the Tax Bill
HB 1130 and HJR 75 would give first-time Texas homebuyers a one-time property tax credit of up to $3,000 if voters approve it in November 2027.
- ArticleNews
Your Roof, Your Barn, Your Day in Court: 3 Texas Insurance Bills
HB 1116, 1117 and 1118 would change Texas property insurance claims: two years to recover depreciation, no forced arbitration, opt-in outbuilding coverage.
- PhotoRebuild
Banned again, this time for 'Space Force' and 'discombobulater.' Meanwhile 'Rot in Hell you unAmerican scum' stays up. Twice in 24 hours.
**🔥 This is the second time in 24 hours.** Yesterday X locked my account for a Liam Nissan parody reply. Today they locked it again — this time for the words "Space Force" and "discombobulater" in a sarcastic reply under a video about the B
- ArticleRyan's Take
Your Money Should Not Hire Lobbyists. HB 117 Says Stop.
HB 117 would bar Texas cities, counties and school districts from using public money to hire lobbyists. What the bill does, what it allows, and why.
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