Request a Speaker
We would love to speak to your group about accuracy, transparency, and accountability in our elections. We don’t just show you what’s broken, we also share how citizens can step up and help fix the problem. It is going to take all of us working together to secure Texas elections.
Wednesday, July 28th
Texas Election Coalition
Weekly Zoom Call at Noon
Truth Declassified Part 1
Come take a deep dive into the declassified election documents. Joining us will be Julie Adams with the Election Integrity Network. She will be presenting along with our Director, Christine Welborn. See the proof for yourself. They will include actual documents, not just summaries. It is far too much information for just one meeting so we are stretching it into two.
Monday, August 3rd
Interim Hearing
11:00 am in E2.012 (Subject to Change)
House Elections Committee
The House Committee on Elections will meet in a public hearing to hear invited and public testimony on the following interim charges:
Technology in Elections: Study the growing role of new and rapidly evolving technologies in the election process and political communications.
Voter Registration: Study the state’s voter registration processes and systems by conducting an inventory of the systems used by counties that are offline and analyzing the impact of supporting multiple software systems across the state. Recommend ways to streamline voter-roll maintenance and improve efficiency.
Tuesday, August 4th
Interim Hearing
10:00 am in E2.012 (Subject to Change)
House Elections Committee
The House Committee on Elections will meet in a public hearing to hear invited and public testimony on the following interim charges:
Integration of Early and Election Day Voting: Monitor the implementation of SB 2753, relating to the integration of early voting by personal appearance and election day voting, including the manner in which election returns are processed and other related changes. Monitor the working group led by the Texas Secretary of State (SOS) in conjunction with counties. Monitor the statutorily required SOS report and its recommendations for proper implementation. Identify any administrative, funding, or operational issues that may warrant legislative consideration.
Agency Oversight: Pursuant to the broad oversight responsibilities granted to the Committee under Section 301.014, Government Code, and the House Rules of Procedure, monitor the agencies under the Committee’s jurisdiction, including for fraud, waste, and abuse where applicable. The jurisdiction of the Elections Committee includes the following agencies:
· The Office of the Secretary of State.
Wednesday, August 5th
Texas Election Coalition
Weekly Zoom Call at Noon
Truth Declassified Part 2
Come take a deep dive into the declassified election documents. Joining us will be Julie Adams with the Election Integrity Network. She will be presenting along with our Director, Christine Welborn. See the proof for yourself. They will include actual documents, not just summaries. It is far too much information for just one meeting so we are stretching it into two.
Wednesday, August 12th
Texas Election Coalition
Weekly Zoom Call at Noon
Interim Hearings
Join us to discuss what was covered in the House Elections Committee Interim Hearings last week and what that means for election integrity. Were there surprises in the dialogue? What are the implications for the 2027 Legislative Session?
Wednesday, August 19th
Texas Election Coalition
Weekly Zoom Call at Noon
Citizen Standing to Enforce Election Laws, Appeal Administrative Decisions Under HAVA; Protect Laws from Partisan Legal Apparatus; Accountability & Penalties for Violations
Election laws are only as strong as their enforcement mechanisms and the willingness of citizens and officials to apply them even when it is politically inconvenient. We will discuss ways to give individual citizens targeted standing to enforce election statutes and appeal certain administrative decisions, and to make the election code self‑executing with clear civil and criminal penalties for officials who ignore or violate the law. We must keep enforcement from being monopolized by partisan actors, ensure courts can hear concrete election‑law disputes, and create real consequences for noncompliance.
Tuesday, August 25th
In-Person Event
Houston: Bay Oaks Country Club
Bay Area Republican Women
Please come to the next monthly meeting of BARW to hear from Advancing Integrity President Christine Welborn about the vulnerabilities in our elections and how we can work together to secure our elections.
At Bay Oaks Country Club, 14545 Bay Oaks Blvd., Houston; Social Begins: 11:00 a.m.; Meeting Begins: 12:00 noon speaker, business meeting, Lunch Costs $30.00, Payable at the Door. Please RSVP to barw.rsvp@gmail.com if you wish to attend and have lunch.