HB 5 Is Like Chapter 313 But Worse
For more than twenty years state revenue has been drained by a program of school property tax abatements known as “Chapter 313,” after its section
For more than twenty years state revenue has been drained by a program of school property tax abatements known as “Chapter 313,” after its section
Each legislative session, one of the big milestones in the Texas House is Budget Day, when the entire body debates and votes on the immense
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On Thursday, April 6, the Texas House of Representatives will vote on the budget, a sprawling document that spells out the state’s funding priorities for
This blog was co-authored by Jonathan Malagon and Lola Vinson. View our data brief on the status of women in Texas here. Most Texans, no
The Texas Family Act (HB 2604/SB 1079) will provide 12 weeks of paid parental leave to full-time employees at the birth or adoption of a
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View this sign-on letter as a PDF here. Texans agree that our communities are strongest when the state isn’t interfering in our local affairs. Our
Even after the current “once-in-a-lifetime” projected cash balance has been spent, Texas will still need sufficient revenue to provide education, health care, transportation, and other
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In January, hundreds of community college students were rallying for a more equitable education on the steps of the Texas Capitol. Our state’s 50 community