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A Dallas-Area Post Asked Whether Texans Should Vote on Independence. 1,700 Reactions and 500 Comments Later, Here Is What Texans Said.
A Collin County Journal post asking whether Texans should vote on independence drew 1,700 reactions and 500 comments. Counted like ballots, the reactions ran about 88 percent for. Here is what the thread said, and the answers to every objection in it.
Seven Charged With Noncitizen Voting in North Texas
Federal prosecutors charged seven noncitizens with voting in North Texas as the Secretary of State referred 117 more cases. The same review found 578 flagged voters were citizens, 506 of them cleared by passport data the federal SAVE database had not yet received.
One Month Out, Alberta Prepares to Vote on Whether to Start the Process of Leaving Canada
Albertans vote October 19 on whether their government should begin the constitutional process toward a binding referendum on leaving Canada. A month out, Elections Alberta has about 520,000 special ballot applications.
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Why New Mexico Counties Can’t Just Vote Their Way Into Texas, and Who Pays for Trump’s $5,000 Check
A viewer named Charles opened the night with a list of worries about an independent Texas economy: companies headquartered here leaving to keep the protections of the U.S. government, millions of jobs going with them, and tariffs on every Texas export. Miller took the premises one at a time. Texas is the eighth largest economy in the world today. Nations that separate typically take at worst about a 10 percent hit to GDP and need about a decade to recover, and he argues a deliberate, planned separation keeps that shock minimal. Get the federal government out of the way...
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I Crossed the Line at Twenty-Two
Thirty years ago today, I pressed my thumb into red ink in a Tyler hotel hallway and joined the fight for Texas independence. What that decision built, and why the vote was always ours to hold.