CAMPAIGN NEWS

In Texas District 13, the Republican primary often decides the election. With historically low turnout, participation, volunteering, and grassroots support matter more than ever.

In reality, the Republican primary is often the most important election in Texas — especially in conservative districts like Texas Congressional District 13. If you don’t vote in the primary, you’re allowing a small percentage of voters to decide which candidates represent Republican values on the November ballot.

On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we reflect on the constitutional principles Dr. King defended: peaceful protest, due process, and accountability. Justice is not granted by power — it is demanded by the people. The Constitution protects civic participation, limits government overreach, and places sovereignty where it belongs: with the people.

Real life isn’t red or blue. You don’t get party discounts on rent, groceries, or gas. Most of us want the same things: safe neighborhoods, fair pay, honest leadership, and a future our kids can afford. That’s why civic engagement matters- and it doesn’t have to be complicated. Below is a simple, no-fluff guide you can follow this week.

District 13 isn’t just a line on a map. It’s home. It’s the people who work sunup to sundown, the small business owners keeping doors open, the veterans who still serve long after they’ve hung up the uniform, and the families who keep showing up no matter what gets thrown their way.