The Libertarian Party of Texas (LPTexas) opposes Senate Bill 901, which imposes restrictions on candidates who seek nomination from more than one political party in the same election cycle. This bill represents an unjustified barrier to free political participation and infringes on the rights of individuals to freely associate and compete for public office.

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The Libertarian Party of Texas (LPTexas) supports Senate Bill 292, which strengthens protections for landowners during the eminent domain process. While LPTexas remains fundamentally opposed to the use of eminent domain in any form, this bill provides necessary reforms to increase transparency for property owners facing government or corporate condemnation attempts.

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The Libertarian Party of Texas (LPTexas) supports House Bill 3247, which allows eligible Texans to register to vote electronically through a secure state portal. This measure aligns with LPTexas’s principles of reducing government barriers, and enhancing access to democratic participation without compromising security.

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The Libertarian Party of Texas (LPTexas) opposes Senate Joint Resolution 37, which proposes a constitutional amendment to explicitly state that only United States citizens may vote in Texas elections. While the bill purports to safeguard election integrity, the amendment is redundant under existing law and risks misleading voters into believing that non-citizens have previously been permitted to register or vote in Texas elections—further fueling unnecessary public confusion and misplaced concern.

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The Libertarian Party of Texas (LPTexas) supports Senate Bill 1209, which consolidates most elections in Texas to the November uniform election date and eliminates the May election date for political subdivisions. This reform enhances electoral transparency, increases civic participation, and ensures that important decisions more accurately reflect the will of the broader electorate.

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The Libertarian Party of Texas (LPTexas) opposes Senate Bill 964, which mandates that driver’s licenses and personal identification certificates issued to noncitizens be visually distinct and prominently labeled with the word “NONCITIZEN.” This bill represents a troubling expansion of state surveillance, undermines individual dignity, and fosters discrimination based on citizenship status.

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The Libertarian Party of Texas (LPTexas) opposes Senate Bill 396, which mandates that voter registrars send confirmation notices to all individuals who have not voted in the preceding 25 months and initiates removal procedures for those who fail to respond and do not vote in subsequent elections. While presented as a voter roll maintenance effort, SB 396 imposes unnecessary state surveillance and penalizes lawful non-participation in elections.

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Opposing Restrictions on Voter Access and Electoral Flexibility

The Libertarian Party of Texas (LPTexas) opposes Senate Bill 76, which seeks to eliminate the countywide polling place program. This bill reduces voter choice and convenience, imposes unnecessary limitations on local election administration, and represents a step backward for voting accessibility in Texas.

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House Bill 930 has been introduced in the House Defense & Veterans' Affairs Subcommittee and needs your support.

This crucial legislation, known as Defend the Guard, ensures that Texas National Guard troops cannot be deployed overseas without an official declaration of war by Congress. The Libertarian Party of Texas firmly supports this bill as a necessary safeguard against unconstitutional military engagements.

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