Now that the legislative session is over, what are some ways conservative, grassroots activists can prepare to elect strong Conservatives in the 2024 Primary Election?

This November, there will be an election to determine changes to the Texas Constitution. This is the first of three articles covering the amendments that will be on the ballot…

Never in Texas history have we seen such a rushed and unfair impeachment process as was foisted upon the House in the waning hours of the 88th Legislative Session…

We stand with Governor Abbott, DPS Troopers, and the National Guard who stand in front of the cartel invasion at the Texas border. Repelling illegal crossers, and securing the border must be the highest priority for Texas…

One of the Texas Senators representing Montgomery County, Sen. Lois Kolkhorst, filed a mountain of bills in the 88th Legislative Session focused on issues that matter to Montgomery County residents…

Texans are wondering whether the issues that concern them most will be addressed in the additional special sessions that Gov. Abbott has promised. Voters need to keep pushing for these issues in upcoming special sessions…

The Texas House and Senate finally passed a property tax relief bill, SB 2, which combines increased homestead exemptions with compression. It’s been called the largest property tax reduction in Texas history, but is it really?

Providing Governor Abbott follows through on his promise to sign it, the Senate version of property tax relief has passed. In the Senate, Sen. Bettencourt laid out details of the agreement struck between Lt. Gov. Patrick and Speaker Phelan…

Today, even the most basic truths are under assault. But as we celebrate the birth of America, we should never forget that God was not only considered as the cornerstone of 18th century society when our country was founded, but He is mentioned in the very documents that established our nation…

Join Heritage Action tonight for a one-hour Special Report with John Solomon on Real America’s Voice to get all the information you need on Ranked-Choice Voting (RCV), the Left’s newest scheme to rig elections…

Round two of Property Tax Relief began at 3 pm today, as the Texas Legislature was called back into another special session to deal with the issue that hit a wall in the first special session…

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick issued a statement today following the Texas Senate’s passage of Senate Resolution 35, the rules for the impeachment trial of Attorney General Ken Paxton…

The House and Senate remain in a stalemate with the Senate still in Special Session #1 and the House nowhere to be found. Meanwhile, property tax and border security relief hang in the balance…

Christians are called to seek unity, but an alarming trend has emerged in Montgomery County that mirrors Republican behavior across our state and nation. Rather than standing up for what’s right even when it’s hard, Republicans are looking the other way in the name of “unity.” 

Due to outcry from voters, Texas was able to pass a strong bill aimed at getting sexually explicit reading materials out of our children’s libraries and a bill to ban the practice of drag queen performances for children…

A growing number of voters are calling for all Republicans who voted for impeachment, including Speaker Dade Phelan, to be primaried and removed from office next year. This call is being heard…

The MCRP Legislative Committee tracked several wins in the category of Election Integrity. Many bills that passed the Senate died in the House Elections Committee when the Committee Chair essentially shut down the committee toward the end of the regular session…

Gov. Abbott signed four pieces of legislation today to combat the fentanyl crisis. The new laws will educate young Texans on the dangers of fentanyl, provide more NARCAN to colleges and universities, and make it possible to prosecute fentanyl deaths as murder…

The month of June has been overrun by new flags that seek to divide, not unite, Americans, but the Stars-and-Stripes is an all-inclusive symbol that does not discriminate on the basis of religion, sex, race, national origin, disability, education, or money…

The Texas Legislature wrapped up its regular session on May 29.  The MCRP Legislative Committee has been following the action and put together an analysis of the session’s activity, the results, and what it all means for Montgomery County voters…