Bandera County GOP News & Updates

This page features updates on community involvement, election news, and important announcements.

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Vote Early - A Midterm Is Won by the People Who Show Up

A midterm is decided by the people who show up. If Republican voters in Bandera County sit this one out, a smaller electorate decides the House, the Senate, and the local races. In 2018 that smaller electorate handed Democrats the House. The new majority investigated and impeached. Sitting out is an advantage handed to the other side.

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Meet Your Precinct Chair: Your Local Connection to the Republican Party

You already have a Republican whose job is to represent your street. In Bandera County, your precinct chair sits on the County Executive Committee, the body that runs the local party. If a polling place, a registration snag, or a neighborhood concern needs a Republican ear, that chair has both the duty and a vote. You do not start in Austin.

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Axing the Property Tax: How Plank 79 Protects Bandera Homeowners

Plank 79 of the 2026 Republican Party of Texas platform, “Ax the Property Tax,” calls for a different finish line: a net-tax-cut transition, no new income tax, and no property tax on private homesteads, fee-simple land, or land-patented land. Plank 80 is the stairway. Ownership is the point.

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CEC Final Report

This report presents the objective evaluation findings of the Advisory Committee established to assess candidates seeking nomination for the office of Bandera County Commissioner, Precinct #2.

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Bandera County Local Candidate Forum

Local contested race candidate forum (County Judge, District Clerk, County Treasurer, and Precinct 101 Chair).

Date: 4 Feb 2026

Times:

5:30 pm — Meet and greet all GOP candidates on the primary ballot

6:00 pm — Local contested-race candidates speak for 2 minutes, followed by audience Q&As for 3 minutes

Location: BEC Headquarters Community Room, 3172 Hwy 16 N., Bandera, TX

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