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Turn Out or Roll Over - Texas Runoffs are may 26th

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A movement of Builders — flexible thinkers and problem-solvers — is taking root in Texas. If you want to find common ground and start building real solutions, join us.

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Builders TX works to ensure democracy reflects the will of the people — not just the loudest few. We equip and support individuals, organizations, and partners that expand participation, strengthen accountability, and put Texans at the center of decision-making.

Builders TX is part of the national, nonpartisan Builders Movement, a 501(c)(3) organization committed to overcoming “us vs. them” to find common ground solutions that reflect the broad will of the people.

Builders Bloc is an independent, nonpartisan 501(c)(4) organization advancing citizen-led policies that help more citizens thrive. Builders Bloc seeks to change incentives that currently lead to gridlock and dysfunction so that government serves the broad will of the people, not just the most ideologically extreme.

 

You Didn't Rollover, Texas

Builders Texas Was Front & Center in the Effort to Boost Voter Turnout in the March 3rd Primaries

Builders Texas launched an ambitious, creative, and multi-pronged strategy to increase participation in the Texas Primaries on March 3rd. The results defied all the predictions and historically low voter turnout - especially for a non-presidential election year.

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Increase in Republican Primary turnout.

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Increase in Democrat Primary turnout.

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Of the 18.7 million registered voters, 14.5 million turned out.

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Up Next, the Runoffs on May 26th

Historically, turnout in the runoffs is even less than the primaries. Important fact: even if you didn't vote in the Texas Primary, you can still register and vote in the May 26th Runoffs.

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