SD10 Republican Convention

Tarrant County Senate District 10 Convention

Saturday, March 28, 2026

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Constitutional Issues - Preservation of Constitution
- Direct Election of the Secretary of State - Legislative Priority
- Recall State and County Officials - Legislative Priority
- A Republic, Madam, If you can Keep it - Legislative Priority
- Ban Sharia Law - Legislative Priority
- Opposing Foreign Law and Compounds in Texas - Legislative Priority
Citizen Rights
- Oppose Digital ID - Legislative Priority
State Sovereignty
- Right of State Sovereignty
- Article V Convention of States
- State Sovereignty
Energy and Environment
- Keep Data Centers out of groundwater - Legislative Priority
- Repeal Right of First Refusal - Legislative Priority
Transportation
- Limits CDL for foreign drivers - Legislative Priority
- To remove tolls once the road is paid for
- Prohibit Abortion Transportation Across State Lines
- Opposing Kill Switch Mandate in Biden Infrastructure Bill
Spending Restraint
- Limit State and Local Spending - Legislative Priority
- Abolish the Lottery - Legislative Priority
- Eliminate Property Taxes - Legislative Priority
Transparency and Oversight
- Texas Economic Risk Management
Education
- Mandatory High School Election Administration Training
Curriculum
- Education on Humanity and Dignity of the Preborn Child - Legislative Priority
Higher Education
- Defunding Woke and Weaponize Govt
Healthcare Independence
- Support Vaccine Choice - Legislative Priority
- Retaliation against Healthcare providers
Government-funded Health Programs
- Small Camps - All Camp Exemptions
Life-Affirming Health Care Concepts
- Requiring Transparency for Publicly Funded Advocacy Organizations - Legislative
- Child First Conception Act
Rights and Protections
- Opposition to Appointed Statewide Prosecutors
Courts, Prosecutions, Restitution
- Prosecution and Oath Violations - Legislative Priority
Law Enforcement
- Audio and Video Recording in All Texas Courtrooms - Legislative Priority
Pro-Life Issues
- Enforce the Comstock Act - Legislative Priority
- IVF Reporting Requirements and Embryo Protections
- Prolife
State Governance
- Campaign Contribution Disclosure - Legislative Priority
- Texas Independence
Government and Election Integrity
- Epstein File
Government Operations
- Resolution in Support of Banning Taxpayer Funded Lobbying - Legislative Priority
Elections
- Election Day as a State Holiday - Legislative Priority
- Limiting the Secretary of State Authority - Legislative Priority
- Oppose Ballot by Mail Expansion - Legislative Priority
- Repeal Early Voting (See SB2753) - Legislative Priority
- Eliminate electronic Voting Machines - Legislative Priority
- Eliminate Countywide Polling Place Program TEC 43.007 - Legislative Priority
- Save Texas Act - Legislative Priority
- Audit Each Election - Legislative Priority
- Voter Roll Audit - Legislative Priority
- Voter Consent for Public Debt - Legislative Priority
- Closed Primaries - Legislative Priority
- Right of Election Judges and Election Clerks to Carry a Concealed Firearm
- Limit NonBinding State Primary Ballot Propositions
Veterans Affairs
- Independent Texas State Guard - Legislative Priority
- Defend the Guard Resolution
Foreign Affairs
- Constitutional Supremacy Prohibiting Sharia law - Legislative Priority
- Foreign Defense
Other Convention Resolutions
- Ban Democrat Chairs - Legislative Priority
Other Convention Resolutions
- Resolution for Rules Committee at State Convention - Rule 44 Censure
Other Convention Resolutions
- Resolution for Rules Committee at the State Convention - Ballot Requirements

Elections

Oppose Ballot by Mail Expansion - Legislative Priority

Oppose Ballot by Mail Expansion

Government and Elections

Elections

221. Fair Elections Procedures: We support the right of eligible voters to cast a ballot in each election once, but we oppose illegal voting, illegal assistance, or allowing votes by ineligible persons. We support:

(e) That mail-in ballots must be requested and only granted to voters who cannot physically appear in-person, that the request must utilize the official application form only, and the ballots must arrive before 7 p.m. on Election Day (with the exception of APO addresses). Mail-in ballots should not be separated from their carrier envelopes until the polls close.

Reaffirm