"Voter registration lists in Texas are suspect.  A November 2007 review by the State Auditor identified 49,049 registered voters who may be ineligible to vote, mostly felons or deceased.  That problem has not been rectified, as an independent report out of Houston notes that up to 4,000 deceased individuals remain on Harris County voter rolls"

AUSTIN, TX -- While jobs, the budget and taxes may dominate the 81st Legislature, protecting and defending the rights and dignity of the unborn are the cornerstones of our efforts to safeguard life and liberty in Texas.

AUSTIN, TX -- At a press conference today, Senator Dan Patrick and Representative Ken Paxton announced Senate Bill 928 and House Bill 994 to limit state spending to keep our state fiscally sound well into the future.  A spending limit is a priority item from the TCC Pledge with Texans. 

AUSTIN, TX – As Congressional spending in the name of economic stimulus nears a total of over $1.5 trillion, conservative state legislators reaffirmed their commitment to fiscal restraint and responsible budgeting to help keep Texas from falling into fiscal disrepair like most of the rest of the nation.

AUSTIN, TX - With today's release of the Department of Labor's latest report showing unemployment nationally crawling toward 8%, conservative legislators in Austin outlined their five-point plan to react prudently to the economic crisis.

“Vote fraud must not be tolerated. Election integrity measures are a priority for the Texas Legislature.�

“Election integrity is a top priority for the Texas Conservative Coalition.  When the 81st Texas Legislature convenes in January 2009, the Texas Conservative Coalition will lead the charge to require voter identification to guarantee that only legally qualified voters cast ballots on Election Day.�