No images? Click here November 13, 2022 Voters Approve More Than $12 Billion in School Bondsby Darrell Frost On Tuesday, voters in 38 school districts across Texas approved more than $12 billion in school bonds, bringing the state’s school debt to $125.4 billion. These amounts don’t include the interest school districts must pay until the bonds are retired. StatewidePro-parent Momentum Slows in Texas School Board RacesA second wave of wins didn’t materialize for most of the pro-family candidates on the November ballot. State Board of Education Members Attend Critical Race Theory ConferenceAlthough seemingly innocuous, “equity” is commonly associated with critical race theory. Border Crisis Produces Disturbing Trend in TexasA possible Romanian trafficking ring is discovered in Texas. The Texas House’s 15 Incoming Republican FreshmanWill this new Republican majority represent the priorities of grassroots conservatives? LocalBreaking Down the GOP’s Performance in South TexasRepublicans made a historic push to win voters in the RGV. They won a few key races but came short of their goal. Democrat Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo Squeaks Out a WinHidalgo’s win likely means that power structure will remain intact for now. Pro-family Candidates Lose in Round Rock School DistrictNone of the five pro-family slate candidates defeated the incumbents. Tim O’Hare Wins Race to Become New Tarrant County JudgeFormer Tarrant County GOP Chairman Tim O’Hare has defeated Democrat Deborah Peoples to become the next county judge. FederalTexas Federal Judge Halts Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Plan“We are not ruled by an all-powerful executive with a pen and a phone.” All Eyes Are On ArizonaThe fate of Texas’ border crisis could hinge on what happens out west. Don Huffines: Kari Lake Will Be a Special GovernorThe former state senator has high hopes for the Arizona gubernatorial candidate. Quoting..."One of the great mistakes is to judge policies and programs by their intentions rather than their results." - Milton Friedman The Texas Scorecard Journalism Fellowship is a comprehensive program designed for conservative Texans under the age of 25 with an interest in public policy, effective civic engagement, political accountability, and Texas history. |