From a verified voter in Austin, TXOur Democracy Is in Crisis. These 5 Actions Can Save It
Millions of Americans are in the streets today, March 28, 2026, for the third No Kings day of action. I’m writing to every official who represents me, state and federal, because protecting democracy is not limited to one level of government. The V-Dem Institute’s March 2026 report found that America
From a verified voter in Austin, TXTrump’s Own Intel Director Said Iran Was No Threat. Where Does Texas Stand?
Governor Abbott controls the Texas National Guard. Texas Guard resources have been committed to federal border and immigration operations for years under Operation Lone Star, and as the Iran war expands, pressure on Guard units to fill federal support roles will grow. The legislature has had little
From a verified voter in Austin, TXTexas Could Lock 2 Million Eligible Voters Out of Elections. Oppose the SAVE Act
The federal SAVE Act would require documentary proof of citizenship to register to vote, and Texas would be responsible for implementing it. The evidence doesn’t support the problem the bill claims to solve. The Heritage Foundation, which backs the law, found 100 instances of noncitizen voting out o
From a verified voter in Austin, TX1.5 Million Working Texans Have No Health Insurance. Expand Medicaid Now
Texas is one of 10 states that still has not expanded Medicaid. That decision leaves 1.5 million working Texans without coverage, people who earn too much for traditional Medicaid and too little for private insurance. Texas also turns down roughly $5 billion in annual federal matching funds every ye
From a verified voter in Austin, TXPaxton Is Chasing Bathroom Complaints While Texans Die from Fentanyl
On March 6, Ken Paxton announced his office is investigating Austin ISD over a single complaint from a conservative group’s tip line, alleging that a student at Austin High School used the wrong bathroom. Texas has the nation's highest uninsured rate at 18 percent. Fentanyl caused over 3,000 deaths
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