Registered voters across the state may participate in elections by being trained as poll watchers through the secretary of state’s office.
This week — Gov. Abbott calls for at least a $13.5 billion property tax cut, the Libertarian Party candidates kept on the ballot after a lawsuit are listed, and a state lawmaker feuds with the House Administration chairman.
The Libertarian Party of Texas said it would resist “this haphazard attempt by Republicans to limit voter choice and obstruct free and fair elections.”
The chair of the state Libertarian Party claimed they would resist the Republicans’ “totalitarian efforts to obstruct competition and limit voter choice.”
After a Texas Supreme Court decision, Libertarian candidates who did not meet the certification requirements will remain on the ballot.
