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We're actively confronting the challenges of today, fighting for issues that directly impact people's lives.

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We're actively confronting the challenges of today, fighting for issues that directly impact people's lives. Our focus is on Texans who have been historically disenfranchised, ensuring their voices are heard and their power is recognized in our democracy. Through this work, we are building durable progressive infrastructure that strengthens communities and drives long-term change.

Mapping the movement

A timeline of action and impact across Texas.

18 citiesWonLostIn progressTap a pin for details. Where they sit together, tap to spread them.

  1. Austin, TX— see the campaign

    2021–2022Won

    Prop A

    Marijuana decriminalization and a no-knock warrant ban.

  2. San Marcos, TX— see the campaign

    2022Won

    Prop A

    Marijuana decriminalization.

  3. Killeen, TX— see the campaign

    2022Won

    Prop A

    Marijuana decriminalization.

  4. Elgin, TX— see the campaign

    2022Won

    Prop A

    Marijuana decriminalization.

  5. Harker Heights, TX— see the campaign

    2022Won

    Prop A

    Marijuana decriminalization.

  6. Denton, TX— see the campaign

    2022Won

    Prop B

    Marijuana decriminalization.

  7. Alton, TX— see the campaign

    2022Won

    Raised the living wage for city workers.

  8. Edinburg, TX— see the campaign

    2022–2023Won

    Raised the living wage for city workers.

  9. El Paso, TX— see the campaign

    2022–2023Lost

    Prop K

    Climate charter.

  10. San Antonio, TX— see the campaign

    2022–2023Lost

    Prop A

    Justice charter: marijuana and abortion decriminalization, chokehold ban, a justice director, and cite and release.

  11. Harker Heights, TX— see the campaign

    2023Won

    Prop A

    Referendum to overturn the city's repeal of decriminalization.

  12. Lubbock, TX— see the campaign

    2023–2024Lost

    Prop A

    Marijuana decriminalization.

  13. Lockhart, TX— see the campaign

    2023–2024Won

    Prop A

    Marijuana decriminalization.

  14. McAllen, TX— see the campaign

    2023–2024Won

    Prop A

    Campaign finance reform.

  15. McAllen, TX— see the campaign

    2023–2024Won

    Prop B

    Direct democracy: initiative, referendum and recall.

  16. Dallas, TX— see the campaign

    2023–2024Won

    Prop R

    Marijuana decriminalization.

  17. Bastrop, TX— see the campaign

    2024Won

    Prop M

    Marijuana decriminalization.

  18. Amarillo, TX— see the campaign

    2024Won

    Prop A

    Defeated an anti-abortion travel ban.

  19. Houston, TX— see the campaign

    2026 · On the ballotIn progress

    The Houston Freedom Act

    Houston votes on November 3rd on making misdemeanor marijuana possession the police department's lowest enforcement priority, and banning no-knock warrants.

  20. Brownsville, TX— see the campaign

    2026 · On the ballotIn progress

    Proposition N

    Let's make our tax dollars benefit our community. Prop N sets contracting standards that connect more local workers and small businesses to city work.

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