Texas Republicans are redrawing Congressional districts to split up communities and protect their power — with the clear intent to silence your vote.
Don't let them silence your vote!
Check out our latest Substack post featuring a one-page summary by Dr. Andrea Barreiro — Math Professor and Gerrymandering Expert — on the voter impacts in Dallas/Fort Worth districts.
It's clear. It's urgent. It's a must-read for every Texan and voters across the country.
Election Day is Tuesday, November 4, 2025.
You must register to vote by Monday, October 6. Make a plan to vote and vote early!
Early voting starts on Monday, October 20 and ends on Friday, October 31.
Go to your County Elections website to check your registration status and to see a list of the proposed constitutional amendments. Check that your registration is in Active status. If you are in Suspense status, you can update your voter address online. You can still vote if you are in Suspense status, but it's quick to update your voter record online.
What we're learning about Texas and voting.
1. Multi-millions of Texans could be impacted by changes to election administration and voter list maintenance practices.
2. The public and elected officials should understand the consequences of the bill on the ability of Texans to vote.
3. Voter impacts are required to provide state funding for resources for implementation and voter education.
4. Documented research on impacts to Texans by district can become part of the legislative record and used in future court cases.
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Texas, the second largest state in the U.S., has implemented some of the most stringent measures impacting voter rights.
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