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We have been taking some very needed time off while doing some work to understand how this presidential election impacts on the development of independent politics in Texas — not to mention peace on earth. We hope to have some important news for you over the coming weeks, especially with the legislative session starting on […]
If independents score a triple play tomorrow — in Austin, Hays and Bastrop — it will be because you agree that democracy is not a spectator sport. 1 No on Prop 1 in Austin, 2 No on Props 1&2 in Hays County and 3 FOR all five Props 1-5 in the City of Bastrop Big […]
Independents — now 42% of America — will decide this election. This is especially true in Hays County as more and more Millennials (the majority of whom now identify as independents) have moved to Hays County seeking the affordability that would allow them to raise a family. QUESTION: Guess who is trying to saddle this […]
Independents — now 42% of America — will decide this election. In Austin — the so-called “Millennial City” — this is especially true since the majority of Millennials identify as independent. WARNING: Guess who is trying to saddle this generation with massive debt for a transportation scheme that does not address mobility through roads or […]
Have you seen the raging debate (a good one) about Prop 1 on ChangeAustin.org’s Facebook page? Join the discussion – it’s not boring, promise! If you ask the big donors who put up $1 million to promote Prop 1 — the Austin Chamber, the Real Estate Council, Heritage Title (Gary Farmer) etc. — what has […]