| Statewide Propositions | Texas Conservatives Vote... |
|---|---|
| PROPOSITION 1 - The technical college program is a good program, but we need oversight by elected officials who are accountable to the People. Strengthens vocational education by creating two permanent funds. Conservatives should oppose it because 1) It increases unnecessary government spending; 2) It creates permanent funding, outside of the appropriation process - unaccountable to the legislature, unaccountable to the People. CONSERVATIVES SHOULD VOTE NO! | NO / AGAINST |
| PROPOSITION 2 - Reinforces a no-income tax posture in Texas, preventing future tax increases on investment gains. Provides predictability for investors and high-net-worth taxpayers. | Yes / For |
| PROPOSITION 3 - Aligns with “law and order” priorities, ensuring dangerous individuals are not released pretrial when public safety is at risk. Responds to concerns about recidivism and high-profile cases where bail release leads to harm. | Yes / For |
| PROPOSITION 4 - Creates a $1 billion annual funding scheme for statewide water infrastructure. Making it a constitutional amendment takes it out of the regular appropriations process, creating a rigid funding mechanism and rendering those monies immune from legislative accountability. CONSERVATIVES SHOULD VOTE NO! | NO / AGAINST |
| PROPOSITION 5 - Provides tax relief for farmers, agribusinesses, and sectors tied to agriculture. Reduces the burden on small producers and supports rural economies. | Yes / For |
| PROPOSITION 6 - Encourages Texas to remain attractive for financial services and capital markets. Prevents future tax burdens in a sector that is sensitive to regulatory risk. | Yes / For |
| PROPOSITION 7 - Honors veterans and their families, a customary conservative value. Helps ensure that veteran families aren’t taxed out of their homes. | Yes / For |
| PROPOSITION 8 - Reinforces low-tax identity, reducing risk that government will seek creative tax bases. Signals a commitment to protecting wealth and capital. | Yes / For |
| PROPOSITION 9 - Helps small businesses, particularly those with equipment, machinery, etc. Encourages investment and capital formation by reducing tax drag. | Yes / For |
| PROPOSITION 10 - Compassionate relief for homeowners recovering from disaster. Encourages rebuilding rather than abandonment of properties. | Yes / For |
| PROPOSITION 11 - Targeted tax relief for seniors and disabled homeowners, groups often on fixed incomes. Reduces the burden on property tax payers most vulnerable to rising taxes. | Yes / For |
| PROPOSITION 12 - Greater accountability for judges, aligning with conservative concerns about activist courts. Potential to ensure that judicial discipline is more responsive to constitutional principles. | Yes / For |
| PROPOSITION 13 - Broad tax relief for homeowners across income levels. Helps mitigate rising home valuations and property tax burdens. | Yes / For |
| PROPOSITION 14 - Large earmarked commitment: $3 billion is substantial, possibly crowding out other priorities. Sustainability: what happens after the funds are spent? Oversight, metrics, and accountability: ensuring funds yield measurable results, not bureaucratic waste. CONSERVATIVES SHOULD VOTE NO! | NO / AGAINST |
| PROPOSITION 15 - Strong assertion of parental rights against overreach by government institutions. Guards against state encroachment in schooling, medical, or social policy matters involving children. | Yes / For |
| PROPOSITION 16 - Reinforces voter integrity; though noncitizen voting is already prohibited by law, this constitutional clarity prevents ambiguity. Symbolic stance affirming the link between citizenship and civic participation. | Yes / For |
| PROPOSITION 17 - Incentivizes investment in border security infrastructure by reducing the tax burden on improvements. Aligns with priorities on border enforcement and encourages local participation. | Yes / For |
| Local Propositions | Texas Republicans Vote... |
|---|---|
| Proposition A - Expand Hood County Jail | Yes / For |
| Proposition B - Master Thoroughfares Plan | Yes / For |
| Local Races | Texas Republicans Vote for... |
|---|---|
| Granbury City Mayor | Jim JARRATT (incumbent) |
| Granbury City Councilman | David FARRIS |
| Granbury ISD Place 5 | Monica BROWN |
| Granbury ISD Place 6 | David ROGERS |
| Granbury ISD Place 7 | Jessica WARK |
| Tolar ISD Place 3 | Jake VALDEZ |
| Tolar ISD Place 5 | TBD |
| Tolar ISD Place 7 | TBD |