John,

Today marks the start of the 88th Texas legislative session.

The legislative session officially begins at 12 pm today, and it
continues until May 29. We have 140 days to ensure that our
elected officials honor the will of the people and pass
conservative legislation.

At the Republican Party of Texas State Convention, delegates
voted on and named eight Legislative Priorities. With Republicans
in control of both the state Senate and House, Texans expect
their legislators to pass legislation honoring our priorities. We
are leading the initiative to ensure that happens.

SUPPORT GOP PRIORITIES:
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Here are the official 2023 Texas GOP Legislative Priorities:


Protect our Elections
Secure the Border and Protect Texans
Ban Gender Modification of Children
Stop Sexualizing Texas Kids
Ban Democrat Chairs
Abolish Abortion in Texas
Defend Our Gun Rights
Parental Rights and Educational Freedom


We will be in Austin, at the Capitol, working around the clock
for the next 140 days with grassroots activists from across the
state to make sure legislators address bills that focus on our
GOP Legislative Priorities. It's a long and arduous process to
fight on behalf of Republican interests, and we are counting on
our members to aid us in this fight. Please donate $5 or more
today to kick off our efforts during session.

DONATE TO GRASSROOTS ACTIVISM:
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Defending Texas and Saving America,
Texas Republicans


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