From a verified voter in Fort Worth, TX4/17Texas has long been a national leader in renewable energy development, but Senate Bill 819 threatens to undermine this progress by imposing burdensome restrictions exclusively on solar and wind projects. This misguided legislation would require new permits, fees, regulatory hurdles, and property tax
From a constituent in Fort Worth, TX4/16Keep ICE out of schools
I would like to request for you to protect immigrant rights and keep ICE out of our schools!
From a constituent in Fort Worth, TX4/16Protect Public Education and Stop School Vouchers
I am writing as a concerned constituent to urge you to oppose any legislation that would implement or expand school voucher programs in Texas. School vouchers divert critical funding away from our already under-resourced public schools and redirect it to private institutions that are not held to the
From a verified voter in Fort Worth, TX4/15VOTE NO ON SB2 NOW
Listen Up Texas, Time is Running Out to Stop the Voucher Scam (SB2)! We’ve been here before – school vouchers/ESAs have previously been rejected by the House and now we need to do it again! SB2 threatens to give up to $11,500 back to approved vendors for about 100,000 students (that’s just 1% of Te
From a constituent in Watauga, TX4/12No school vouchers
As a long-time Texas resident, a woman, and a mother of school-aged children, I am writing to voice my strong opposition to any form of school voucher legislation currently under consideration. Texas public schools have long been a cornerstone of our communities, offering not only education but als
From a verified voter in Southlake, TX4/12Texas measles emergency: Prioritize vaccination now to save lives
In Texas, the devastating measles outbreak has reached alarming proportions, with 541 confirmed cases across 22 counties as of Friday. This crisis underscores the critical importance of vaccination to protect communities against this highly contagious and preventable disease. The majority of cases a
From a verified voter in Southlake, TX4/10Two children have died of measles now - a disease that was once eradicated. Do your part and insist on state agencies and CDC officials to be deployed statewide to encourage vaccinations. Even if kids survive the initial infection, they can have problems for years to come - burdening the healthcare
From a verified voter in Southlake, TX4/6A second child has tragically died from measles-related causes in West Texas, where the outbreak has sickened nearly 570 people. This heartbreaking loss underscores the dire consequences of low vaccination rates fueling the rapid spread of this highly contagious disease. The measles virus poses seri
From a verified voter in Southlake, TX3/29Urgent action needed to curb Texas measles outbreak
There is an urgent need for stronger measles interventions and public health measures given the alarming outbreak in West Texas, which has seen 400 cases since January. The majority of these cases are centered in Gaines County, with 44 new cases reported there alone on Friday. At least two individua
From a constituent in Southlake, TX3/28Protect Public Health: Reconsider Drastic HHS Cuts, Reorganization
The restructuring and job cuts at the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) are deeply concerning and will undermine the agency's ability to fulfill its core mission of protecting public health. Slashing 20,000 jobs and consolidating 28 divisions into just 15 risks creating dysfunction, inef
From a verified voter in Southlake, TX3/27Restore public health funding to combat measles outbreak
An ongoing measles outbreak in Lubbock, Texas has infected over 300 people, including the tragic death of a 6-year-old child. Federal funding cuts have severely impacted the ability of local health departments to effectively respond and contain this outbreak. The Lubbock Public Health Director has s
From a constituent in Fort Worth, TX3/27Oppose HB 3661
I am writing with great concern over HB 3661. This a far reaching overstep of legislative powers. This bill singularly seeks to take away the rights of educators to participate in free and fair elections in the state of Texas. I feel this is a direct response to the very vocal opposition to HB 3 tha
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