Are Texans ready to switch horses? Volunteers hop on Zoom Tonight!

Deception, deceit and dysfunction of party machines has voters -- especially independents -- in search of a new horse to ride. Might that be a movement to split their tickets?

Look here, folks. If Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and State Senator Charles Schwertner (R-Georgetown) who chairs the powerful Texas Senate Committee on Business and Commerce, can't get the PUCT to hold their horses on moving forward with the highly controversial 765kv power lines Texas landowners are up in arms about, who can?

LIV has long called him King Greg, He and his team have been caught playing tricks on

Will King Greg Abbott use his emergency powers to kneel to regular Texans?

Texans' local control, having heeled to his billionaire donors affecting rural, suburban and urban Texans.

It is well-established that many conservative rural Republicans are ready to switch their horses in the Governor's race. See Politico article, "'We are not a bunch of woke Marxist liberals here': Rural voters scramble Texas election." Can their numbers make a difference?

There are approximately 8+ million Texas independent voters. Texas independents do not salute any single party. When we vote, we are open to considering candidates from both major parties, the minor parties (Libertarian and Green) and the very few who made it to the ballot as "independents" with no party affiliation.

Click to hear Austin activist, Julie Oliver tell it!

We can't let Democrats off the hook either! Democrats, like Austin Mayor Kirk Watson and his dutiful city council, four of whom are on the ballot in November, are playing data center dancing games with real estate and data center developers.

Watch local Austin and Democratic activist, Julie Oliver, nail them on the Dog's Head development giveaway the current Council is trying to bury like a bone! You should also find this page on Dog's Head at Save Our Springs Alliance helpful on the impact of the development on the Colorado River.

Are Texans ready to switch horses? LIV will soon be announcing endorsements in some local, state and federal races through a bottom-up process involving our members.