24 HOURS. TWO DAYS. ONE IMPORTANT ELECTION.
Tomorrow, Friday, October 30, is the Final day of early voting. Most locations open 7 AM to 7 PM but are required to be open 12 hours.
Tuesday, November 3:** Election Day. Polls open 7 AM to 7 PM statewide.
That's just 24 hours of voting time across these two days at locations following those hours.
Know what's at stake. Make your voice heard. Get out and VOTE!
Thank you, Dee Holley, for sharing and for all you’ve done for the party! We appreciate and share your wildly passionate love for Texas and your commitment to limited government, faith, and family. Today is the last day to vote early, show your love for Texas, vote early and vote republican.
Paxton’s record proves he is the right choice to be our next Senator.
Paxton’s record proves he is the right choice to be our next Senator.
Republicans are taking action to protect Texas landowners from eminent domain abuse.
2021: Governor Abbott signed HB 2730, strengthening landowner protections.
2025:Republican Senator Charles Schwertner authored SB 292, which unanimously passed the Texas Senate but did not become law.
December 2025:The Republican Party of Texas adopted a resolution demanding stronger property rights, greater transparency, fair compensation, and limits on eminent domain abuse.
Private property rights are fundamental to Texas freedom. We will keep fighting to protect them!
From Cameron County to Weatherford with Vice President Vance, Chairwoman D’rinda Randall is putting miles on the mission! Get to the polls. Tomorrow is the last day to vote early. @realmitchlittle @VP @ShelleyLuther
REPUBLICANS BACK THE BLUE.
While some Democrats have pushed to defund the police, Republicans stand with the men and women who put their lives on the line to keep our communities safe.
Our law enforcement officers deserve support, resources, and respect, not political attacks.
We stand for law and order. We BACK THE BLUE!
: Ken Paxton sued VA Claims Insider over allegations that it advertised “free” help with VA benefits while charging disabled veterans unexpected fees. An agreed final judgment bars the company from collecting qualifying debts, providing an estimated $6.8 million in debt relief. That is a win veterans can feel in their wallets.
Who would have thought we’d see the day?
Massachusetts just became the 10th state with no gestational limit on abortion. And while James Talarico says he’ll fight for trans kids in the U.S. Senate the way he did in the legislature, let’s fight for life with our vote. Here in Texas, we’ve always valued life. Not just when it’s easy, but always.
Protect life. Stand with us. Vote Republican. Not just when it’s easy, but always.















