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Republican Women!

In June, 2015, Cowtown Republican Women (“CRW”) answered the call of the Texas Federation of Republican Women (“TFRW”) to start an affiliated club in the downtown Fort Worth area.

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Meetings will resume in September. Check back for updates.

CRW September Meeting

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President's Message

Celebrating 10 Years of Cowtown Republican Women: A Decade of Impact, Action, and Friendship

 

In 2015, Cowtown Republican Women was launched with a vision—to empower conservative women in Tarrant County through education, political engagement, and leadership. As we mark our 10th anniversary, it’s hard to believe just how much we’ve accomplished together.

Over the past decade, we’ve had the incredible opportunity to hear from women whose lives intersect with public service in powerful ways—from those married to elected officials, to sitting senators, state representatives, and even the current U.S. Secretary of Agriculture. We’ve watched promising candidates step onto the political stage for the first time, and we’ve had the honor of celebrating major victories and milestones alongside them.

Our members have not only shown up—they’ve stepped up. Together, we’ve taken meaningful action on some of the most pressing issues of our time, including human trafficking, nuclear energy, and the ongoing crisis at our southern border. We’ve worked tirelessly for conservative candidates and causes, donating over 200,000 volunteer hours—and we’re not done yet.

As I reflect on the past ten years, I realize that beyond the speakers, the campaigns, and the causes, something even more enduring has emerged: friendship. The bonds we’ve formed—rooted in shared values, mutual respect, and a commitment to service—are what truly make Cowtown Republican Women so special.

Here’s to the next chapter. Let’s continue to lead, to serve, and most of all, to walk this journey together—stronger than ever

Legislation

9th Texas Legislature Wrap-Up
 January 14 – June 2, 2025

🔎 Key Highlights from the Session

The 89th Texas Legislature passed several impactful bills this year that will shape our state’s future in education, civil rights, property taxes, public safety, and health. Here’s a quick breakdown:


🎓 Education
📌 HB 2 – $8.5B boost to public school funding + teacher pay raises
📌 SB 2 – School vouchers: $10K (or $30K w/ disability) for private, homeschool, or virtual
📌 SB 10 – Ten Commandments required in public classrooms
📌 SB 11 – Prayer & Bible reading periods authorized in schools
📌 SB 12 – Strengthens parental rights, limits DEI instruction (Governor Pending)


⚖️ Social Policy & Civil Rights
📌 HB 229 – Defines sex biologically for official records
📌 SB 3 – Bans hemp/CBD products with trace THC (Vetoed, awaiting special session)


🏠 Property & Taxes
📌 SB 4 – Raises homestead exemption + protects school funding (Sent to Governor; contingent on constitutional amendment vote in November 2025.)


🚨 Public Safety
📌 SB 9 – Tougher bail rules for violent offenders (Governor Pending)
📌 HB 2073 – Stronger penalties for violating court protection orders


🛢️ Energy & Environment
📌 SB 1150 – 15-year limit on inactive oil/gas wells (Governor Pending)

📌 HB 1500 – Establishes Dispatchable Reliability Reserve Services

📌 SB 2627 & SJR 93 – Builds on earlier funding to provide low-interest loans for dispatchable plants (Still in implementation)


🏥 Health & Safety
📌 HB 1188 – Schools must inform parents of disability services
📌 HB 1586 – State to provide vaccine exemption forms (Governor Pending)


 
These new laws reflect major shifts in school policy, parental rights, tax relief, and public health.Ve

Legislation

Cowtown Republican Women equips members with the tools they need to engage confidently and effectively in the political process. We closely track key legislation at both the state and federal levels—covering vital issues like energy, infrastructure, education, border policy, and the emerging impact of artificial intelligence.

Our mission is to present legislative updates clearly and without bias, empowering members to make informed decisions and take meaningful action. Members stay engaged through monthly meetings, timely newsletters, active social media updates, and a growing library of online and in-person resources.

Check back to see latest articles discussing legislation, news, and politics.

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Register to Vote!

To register to vote, simply complete a voter registration application and return it to our office at least 30 days before the upcoming election date. Applications are available at the Tarrant County Elections Center, U.S. post offices, city halls, libraries and public assistance offices in Tarrant County or you may complete an application online (link below).

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