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

Voter Consent for Public Debt - Legislative Priority

Voter Consent for Public Debt

Government and Elections

Elections

218. Bonds Create Bondage:

State and local bond election ballots shall be required to include the amount of debt currently outstanding, current debt service payments, current per capita debt obligations, the amount of new debt being proposed, estimated debt service for the new debt, and estimated per capita burden being proposed. The bond issue must obtain a two-thirds (2/3) affirmative vote of at least 20% of registered voters in the voting jurisdiction. No public funds are to be spent influencing a bond election. We oppose bundling of items on bond election ballots and “rolling polling“ for bond and tax rate increase elections. Any bond election, at any level of government in Texas, must state on the ballot, “This is a tax increase,” in bold print.

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