Jordan Wat, Director of Government Affairs

Jordan Wat, Director of Government Affairs

Jordan Wat, Director of Government Affairs

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Texas Runoff Elections 101: What they are and why they matter

April 10, 2026

Runoff elections don’t generate the same attention as general elections, but they often decide who appears on the November ballot. In Texas, understanding how runoffs work can make the difference between being an informed voter and sitting out a contest that shapes your community’s representation. What is a runoff election? A runoff election occurs when…

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Understanding interim charges in the Texas Legislature

April 7, 2026

Texas lawmakers have 140 days every two years to pass legislation. That constraint makes the 18 months between sessions — known as the interim — just as consequential as the session itself. What happens during the interim shapes what lawmakers debate, what bills get filed, and which issues rise to the top when session begins….

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Growing Texas’ rural health care sector

February 23, 2026

While Texas is home to some of the largest cities in the country, it is also home to a large rural population. Over 4.2 million Texans live in rural areas — more than live in many other states. For these Texas families, health care can look dramatically different than it does for their urban counterparts….

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Before You Vote: A Texas checklist to ensure you’re election-ready

January 27, 2026

Voting is one of the simplest ways Texans can shape what happens in our communities, but it works best when you take a few minutes to prepare ahead of time. In Texas, that preparation usually comes down to three steps: confirming your registration, registering or updating your information if needed, and previewing your ballot. The…

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Texas Primaries 101: How they work and what to expect in 2026

January 27, 2026

In Texas, the primary election is where the ballot for November starts to take shape. It’s the moment voters decide who will advance to the general election and, in many communities, the primary can be the most competitive (and most decisive) election of the year. This guide breaks down the basics of the Texas primary…

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From the Right: What GOP voters want Texas leaders to focus on

November 17, 2025

What GOP voters want: A Practical Agenda Rooted in Affordability, Accountability, and Safety The Texas 2036 9th Voter Poll underscores a Republican electorate focused on keeping costs down, ensuring public safety, and maintaining Texas’ economic edge. Nearly four out of five Texans (79%) report their property insurance costs have risen over the past five years,…

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