This week, over 2.8 million Texans have cast their ballots in this important election. While Texas Republicans have the edge, we must keep our guard up until we see victory on November 5.

The federal government has refused to comply with federal law requiring them to assist states in verifying the citizenship status of potentially ineligible people registered to vote.

In this evening’s debate between Senator Ted Cruz and Rep. Colin Allred, Cruz hammered Allred over issues ranging from open borders to protecting girls' and women's sports.

We're in the middle of election season, and our Texas representation in Austin needs to hear from ALL of us about this troubling issue. We're asking that you take TWO actions. Please read carefully and act immediately.

You need to know what AG Paxton has been doing to hold our Secretary of State accountable. Follow this timeline and prepare to be disgusted!

“Limited Licenses” are issued to noncitizens, they expire when the lawful status is terminated, or must be renewed every year. They should NOT be used as voter ID in U.S. elections.

The Fifth Circuit has temporarily stayed the ruling that would have blocked AG Paxton's ability to conduct investigations into ballot harvesting schemes.

Attorney General Paxton sent a letter to the Texas Secretary of State formally requesting the records of every registered voter without a State of Texas-issued driver’s license or identification card number in order to facilitate efforts to stop noncitizen voting and investigate potential voter fraud.

Democrats very effectively executed their “Project Blueprint” to turn Colorado from Red to Blue. Now they're coming after Texas. To stop it, we need all freedom-loving Texans to implement several key initiatives.

More than 300 people attended the party's first-ever Lincoln Reagan Dinner on September 13th. Keynote speaker, U.S. Senator Ted Cruz, fired up the crowd to fight for Texas and our nation, along with special guests AG Ken Paxton, Congressman Dan Crenshaw, Emcee Texas Sen. Brandon Creighton, and more.

An update on the Texas GOP's Get Out the Vote and Election Integrity efforts, including Montgomery County Commissioners' rejection of a voting system software upgrade.

In honor of National Voter Registration Day on September 17, Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson reminds Texans there is still time to register to voter ahead of the November General Election.

An update on the Texas GOP's Get Out the Vote and Election Integrity efforts, including training of poll watchers, poll workers, and lawyers through the Republican National Committee's "Protect the Vote" initiative.

For every veteran, first responder, and American, 9/11 is more than a day in history – it is a reminder of the sacrifice and resilience that define this great country.

The desire for Texas students to excel in literacy is at a critical juncture. By failing to expose students to the single most referenced source in all of literature, the Bible, we will continue to severely limit their opportunity for academic success.

Under the leadership of Montgomery County Republican Party Chairman Gwen Withrow, who took office in June, the local party is doing some amazing things, including opening a new Party Headquarters, organizing a Republican Women's Summit to rally the vote, and hosting an upcoming Lincoln Reagan Dinner.

The advisory is part of the Attorney General’s Election Integrity Initiative which leverages Office of the Attorney General law enforcement authority and resources to protect the integrity of every legal vote.

Governor Greg Abbott today announced that since signing Senate Bill 1 into law in 2021, Texas has removed over one million people from the state’s voter rolls, including people who moved out-of-state, are deceased, and are noncitizens.

Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan announced today on X that he is appointing a casino lobbyist as his new chief of staff.

Texas voters must turn out in force in the November Election for Trump, Cruz, and Republicans down the ballot. Apathy is our greatest enemy in the battle for our nation. What can one person do?