From a constituent in Austin, TXRelease Badar Khan Suri
From a verified voter in Austin, TXLeave women alone
The municipal testing for traces of contraceptive drugs in wastewater raises concerns about privacy and the potential misuse of such data. While environmental monitoring is important, implementing targeted surveillance specifically for medications related to reproductive health seems like an overrea
From a constituent in Austin, TXVote no on anti-renewable SB 819, support energy prosperity
Solar and wind power are vital for Texas' energy future, driving billions in economic benefits and strengthening grid reliability. Senate Bill 819's onerous restrictions on these renewable resources will kill industry growth, raise utility bills, harm rural communities, and undermine private propert
From a constituent in Austin, TXSupport TXVRA
I'm writing to demand that you support the Barbara Jordan Texas Voting Rights Act (HB 5258/HB 2082). This legislation will protect Texas voters from voting discrimination, provide powerful tools to combat voter intimidation, and expand language access, and more in the name of ensuring free and fair
From a constituent in Austin, TXUrge the president to comply with Supreme Court
I ask you to urge the president to comply with the Supreme Court's ruling ordering the release of Kilmar Abrego Garcia. I ask you to do everything in your power to secure his return to his wife and newborn child in Maryland. He has no criminal record and he has a right to due process. I ask you to d
From a verified voter in Austin, TX. Stop HB 4283 I don’t agree with Ken Paxton or even the state administration being able to override local laws and have complete power of municipals. This bill also waste taxpayers money like myself. It will block funding for road schools and safety and I don’t see how that’s good for anybody or e
From a verified voter in Austin, TXHumane immigration reform respecting civil liberties and community trust
I am concerned that this proposed measure promoting increased immigration enforcement would exacerbate racial profiling and further strain the relationship between immigrant communities and law enforcement. Such policies often come at a high financial cost to taxpayers while doing little to improve
From a verified voter in Austin, TXNo on hb5580
The proposed legislation promotes racial profiling, which perpetuates systemic discrimination against minority communities. Such practices have no place in a just society. I urge you to reject this bill and instead work towards policies that uphold civil liberties and treat all citizens equally unde
From a constituent in Austin, TXVote no on SB 2. Public schools need more funding, not less.
From a constituent in Austin, TXVote no on SB 240. Preventing access to restrooms doesn’t make any one safer, it just makes for more UTIs.
From a constituent in Austin, TXVote no on SB 1868. Growing native plants can't be a crime.
From a constituent in Austin, TXNo on HB3 School Vouchers
I want to urge you to vote no on Texas House Bill 3, the school voucher program, as it raises significant concerns about the potential diversion of funds from public schools. While the stated goals of providing educational options for low-income families and students with disabilities are commendabl
From a verified voter in Austin, TXThis proposed legislation requiring proof of citizenship to vote in Texas elections is deeply concerning. It would create significant barriers to voting for millions of eligible Texans, including many disabled citizens who may struggle to obtain the required documentation. Implementing this law woul
From a verified voter in Austin, TXSay no to stripping tenants of their due process rights
This proposed legislation is deeply concerning as it would strip away essential due process rights for millions of Texas renters. By allowing landlords to request summary judgments without trials, the bill deprives tenants of their day in court to defend themselves against eviction. Evictions have d
From a verified voter in Austin, TXNo to hb 4
The proposed bill unduly limits the ability of school districts to challenge state ratings and decisions through legal means. This excessive restriction on due process undermines accountability and democratic principles. School districts should maintain the right to seek judicial review when they di
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