Texas Scorecard

Texas Scorecard aims to challenge government overreach and promote self-governance by focusing on news reporting and investigative journalism. Their goal is to shift the political and lobbying landscape away from being solely focused on the Capitol, allowing citizens to influence politicians according to their needs and priorities. As a non-profit organization, Texas Scorecard is dedicated to fostering self-governance in Texas and extending its reach to other areas as well.

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Fort Bend ISD Teacher Arrested for ‘Improper Relationship’ With Student

6 days ago | texasscorecard.com | Sydnie Henry

By | Kara Hernandez, a now-former middle school teacher in Fort Bend Independent School District, has been arrested and charged with having an improper relationship with a student. The offense includes sexual contact or sexually explicit communication with a student, regardless of their age.
AG Paxton Sues Dallas for Banning Licensed Gun Owners From Carrying on Public Property

1 week ago | texasscorecard.com | Sydnie Henry

By | Attorney General Ken Paxton has sued the City of Dallas for banning licensed handgun owners from carrying into Fair Park’s Music Hall and the Majestic Theatre.
Reforms for Public University Governance Pass Texas Senate

1 week ago | texasscorecard.com | Sydnie Henry

By | Texas Senators passed legislation ending “shared governance” with university faculty senates in Texas’ public higher education institutions on Wednesday.
Texas GOP Endorses Conservative Candidates in Local Races

1 week ago | texasscorecard.com | Sydnie Henry

By | Ahead of the May local elections, the Republican Party of Texas has endorsed candidates across the state for city councils, school boards, and mayoral seats.
School Choice Showdown Set for Wednesday in Texas House

1 week ago | texasscorecard.com | Brandon Waltens

By | A major school choice proposal backed by Gov. Greg Abbott is set for debate on the floor of the Texas House this Wednesday, April 16. The legislation—Senate Bill 2—advanced out of the House Public Education Committee on a 9-6 vote earlier this month and is now scheduled for full debate.
Officials Continue Investigations Into North Texas Islamic ‘City’

1 week ago | texasscorecard.com | Sydnie Henry

By | The East Plano Islamic Center’s planned development faces continued scrutiny from Texas officials. U.S. Sen. John Cornyn is calling on the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate EPIC for potential religious discrimination.
Coalition Urges Hearing on Retail Decency Act to Shield Children from Explicit Products

1 week ago | texasscorecard.com | Brandon Waltens

By | A coalition of more than 100 Texas leaders, organizations, and citizens is urging lawmakers to take action on legislation aimed at shielding children from sexually explicit products in public retail environments. In a letter sent to State Rep.
Texas House Advances Record $337 Billion Budget

1 week ago | texasscorecard.com | Brandon Waltens

By | The Texas House moved forward with its version of the state’s biennial budget, marking the largest budget in state history at $337 billion. Despite 393 amendments having been pre-filed on Senate Bill 1 ahead of the debate, most never saw the light of day.
Race To Replace Paxton Begins as John Bash Launches AG Campaign

2 weeks ago | texasscorecard.com | Brandon Waltens

By | The race to succeed Attorney General Ken Paxton is now officially underway, and the first candidate to step into the ring is no stranger to high-profile legal battles. Former U.S. Attorney John Bash announced his campaign for the Republican nomination for Attorney General in 2026.
Dan Patrick Uses Board Game To Make His Case for the Homestead Exemption

2 weeks ago | texasscorecard.com | Brandon Waltens

By | Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is rolling the dice—literally—in his latest push for increased property tax relief. In a video posted on X, Patrick made his case for raising the homestead exemption on school property taxes by using a familiar childhood prop: the game of Monopoly.