Heart of Texas Conservatives

There is no amazing voter model in Texas. We can study the narrow slice of voters who participate in primaries, but roughly a third of general election voters haven't participated in a primary. That's an enormous segment of the electorate, one that can easily change the outcome of an election and is much harder to predict. Democrats haven't abandoned their open-border policies. Those policies remain unpopular and voters remember them. The cultural and values differences between the parties couldn't be more stark. Once a ballot is cast, nobody knows how that individual voted - so elections come down to message: it's a war of words, won with organization and reputation. In Texas, elections should be a no-brainer, not a nail-biter. The Republican Party of Texas platform offers a far more attractive vision than the Texas Democratic Party platform. Consider what Republicans stand for: -Secure our border. -Require photo ID to vote. -Only American citizens should vote. -Our rights come from God, not government. -The right to carry isn't the government's to ration. -No amnesty for illegal immigration. -No in-state tuition for people here illegally. -End sanctuary cities. -Reserve Medicaid for eligible citizens. -Keep Texas a right-to-work state. -Protect every child from the moment life begins. -Preserve campus carry. -Stop using taxpayer money to fund DEI offices. -Remove prosecutors who refuse to prosecute. -No annexation without a vote of the people affected. -Let veterans choose their own doctors. -Protect childhood. These aren't just campaign slogans. They're positions in the Republican Party of Texas platform. The Democratic platform either takes a different position or doesn't address them. Voters don't have to agree with every Republican politician to agree with these principles. Our job is to make those principles understood, show voters what they mean for their families and communities, and earn their trust. That's how you attract voters who don't show up in the primary models. That's how you build a majority that extends beyond the usual Republican electorate. Texas elections should be a no-brainer, not a nail-biter. Let's make Texas redder. Vote Republican.