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"When the righteous cry for help, the Lord hears, and rescues them from all their troubles. The Lord is near to the brokenhearted, and saves the crushed in spirit." - Psalm 34:17-18 NRSV Happy Sunday!

Congratulations to Brett Ligon on winning the Special Election for Texas Senate, District 4! @LigonForTexas

For only the second time in Texas history, the sitting Speaker of the Texas House will address delegates at our State Convention. Speaker Burrows is also stepping forward as a sponsor of the convention as well. That has never happened before. Before Speaker Burrows held office, he was a delegate and a precinct chair. He’s sat in those same seats, had those same conversations, and understands exactly what it means to show up and help shape the future of Texas. We are grateful for his willingness to not only support this convention, but to be part of it in a way that respects and recognizes the delegates who make this party strong. We look forward to welcoming Speaker Burrows to the 2026 Texas Republican Convention and to a historic moment for our party and our state. @Burrows4TX

Senate District 4 - today is your day! Make your voice heard and get out to vote for Brett Ligon. This race matters, and your vote will help determine the direction of your community and your representation moving forward. Don’t sit this one out. Show up. Vote. Finish strong. @LigonForTexas

Today is Election Day in communities across Texas. If your city, school district, or local entities have elections on the ballot, make sure you show up and vote. Local elections don’t always get the attention they deserve, but they have a direct impact on your taxes, your schools, your infrastructure, and your day-to-day life. Who shows up decides. Find your polling location, make a plan, and get it done today.

What leads someone from the church pulpit to the State Board of Education? In this conversation, Chairman Abraham George sits down with SBOE nominee Kason Huddleston (@PastorKason) to talk about his journey, from decades of ministry and community leadership to stepping forward to serve Texas students and families. A pastor for over 30 years and a longtime advocate for faith, family, and community, Kason has dedicated his life to serving others, and now he’s bringing that same commitment to the fight for education in Texas.  This is a conversation about purpose, leadership, and the future of education in our state. 🎥 Watch the full podcast below. youtu.be/0PcTrzcCNiU

This isn't just about schools - it's about what our kids are being taught to believe. SBOE candidate Kason Huddleston breaks it down and says the line is clearer than people want to admit between education and indoctrination. Full conversation drops tomorrow. This is something every parent needs to be paying attention to. @PastorKason

Texas wasn’t built on quiet faith - it was built on faith that stood firm, spoke up, and shaped the course of this state. Next Tuesday at 6 PM, join the conversation with State Representative Nate Schatzline and SBOE Nominee Kason Huddleston. We’re digging into where faith and culture are colliding, and who’s stepping up to shape what comes next. From the pulpit, to policy, to the classroom - who’s leading, and what direction are we headed? Hope you'll join us for this very important conversation. @PastorKason @NateSchatzline

Today, we lost a conservative voice that truly mattered to so many Texans. Chad Hasty understood something many people miss: that informed voters are the foundation of a strong republic. Day in and day out, he gave Texans a place to hear the issues, ask hard questions, and stay engaged in the fight for our state’s future. He connected people to politics in a way only he could, and that made a huge difference. From West Texas to across the state, his impact reached far beyond the microphone. Please join me in praying for his family, his listeners, and everyone who knew him. He will be very missed.

When the world shut down, some people stepped back, but others stepped up. Kason Huddleston saw firsthand during COVID what happens when decisions are made without the right voices at the table. That moment didn’t push him away - it called him forward. From the pulpit to public policy, Kason is stepping into the fight because our values, our families, and our future are worth it. Chairman Abraham George sat down with Kason to talk about that turning point, and why more good people need to get involved now, not later. Full episode drops this Friday on YouTube. @PastorKason @abrahamgeorge

A federal mandate could require new vehicles to include technology that monitors drivers and can limit vehicle operation. This is moving now, but there is still time to act. 📞 Call the U.S. Capitol Switchboard: (202) 224-3121 👉 Ask for your U.S. Senator or Representative 👉 Tell them: Repeal the vehicle “kill switch” mandate Currently, only Brandon Gill, Troy Nehls, Chip Roy, and Randy Weber have signed onto the bill. Privacy matters.  Freedom matters.  Texas voices matter. Make the call.

🚨 TONIGHT | 6 PM We’re talking about one of the most serious issues facing our schools - protecting children from abuse and misconduct. Joining Chairman Abraham George is Levi Fuller, Inspector General for Educator Misconduct at the Texas Education Agency. We’ll cover: • Major cases that led to action • Why over 200 certifications and employees have already been flagged or removed • What new laws require from schools RIGHT NOW • What’s coming next to increase transparency and accountability This is real work being done to protect Texas students. ⏰ 6:00 PM CT 📍 Live on X @TexasGOP 👉 Set your reminder and join us.

⚠️ What happens when schools don’t report abuse? Too often, the answer is: more children get hurt. On Tuesday at 6 PM, Chairman Abraham George is sitting down with Levi Fuller to break down: • The 24-hour reporting requirement for suspected child abuse • The 48-hour mandate to report misconduct to the state State Board for Educator Certification • Criminal penalties for failing to report • And why “handling it internally” has caused some of the biggest failures Texas has passed new laws like HB 4623 and SB 571 to fix this, and we’re going to explain what they actually do. 📅 Tuesday, April 28 ⏰ 6:00 PM CT 📍 Live on X @TexasGOP 👉 If you care about protecting students and holding systems accountable, be there.

"Instead, be kind to each other, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, just as God through Christ has forgiven you." - Ephesians 4:32 NLT Happy Sunday!

Tonight, I am deeply grateful to God for His mercy and protection over President Donald Trump and all those gathered for the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. I thank God for watching over those in attendance and for the courage and swift action of the Secret Service, law enforcement, and first responders who helped protect innocent people in a terrifying moment. We pray for the complete and total healing of the Secret Service agent who was shot tonight. Moments like this remind us how precious life truly is and how much we depend on God’s grace and protection each and every day.

🚨 Protecting Texas Students Starts With Accountability On Tuesday, April 28 at 6 PM, Chairman George will be joined by Levi Fuller, Inspector General for Educator Misconduct at the Texas Education Agency. They're going to talk about: • New Texas laws strengthening student protections • What schools are now REQUIRED to report and when • Real cases where the system failed and what’s being fixed • How the state is removing dangerous individuals from classrooms This is about transparency, accountability, and protecting our kids. 📅 Tuesday, April 28 ⏰ 6:00 PM CT 📍 Live on X @TexasGOP 👉 Set a reminder. This is one every parent and educator needs to hear.

Chairman Abraham George was on the ground today at the George R. Brown Convention Center with RPT staff and committee chairs for a full walk-through ahead of Convention. Every detail matters, and we’re making sure it’s ready for you. Delegates: check your email and use your personal link to register and secure your tickets for events. Not sure which ones to choose? Watch below and we’ll walk you through it. Can’t wait to see you in Houston!

The Republican Party of Texas is implementing a formal process for all delegate list requests to ensure compliance with Party rules and to protect delegate information. Delegate lists may be requested for eligible purposes related to official Convention business, including Party officer elections. All physical addresses will be redacted in accordance with Party rules. Delegate information may not be used for commercial purposes, sold, or distributed beyond the approved scope of Convention-related use. To ensure compliance, all requests will be submitted through a standardized form beginning Monday. Distribution of delegate information will be documented and tracked. Access to delegate information is a privilege that carries clear responsibility. Any misuse or unauthorized distribution may result in loss of access and further action as appropriate.