The Texas Nationalist Movement is excited to announce a significant reorganization of our local groups. This strategic initiative aims to enhance our grassroots efforts and ensure that every Texan who supports TEXIT has a clear path to involvement.

As we prepare for this critical phase, several counties are in pre-launch status and are actively accepting applications for leadership roles. These counties include Anderson, Angelina, Bexar, Caldwell, Cherokee, Comal, Dallas, Denton, Galveston, Harris, Hays, Hunt, Lubbock, Montgomery, Nacogdoches, Smith, Tarrant, Travis, Walker, and Wood. If you are not in one of these counties, you can start the process of helping us organize your county.

Why This Reorganization Matters

The reorganization of local groups is not merely a structural change but a pivotal move toward achieving Texas independence. Local groups are the backbone of our movement, providing the essential support and engagement needed to drive the TEXIT initiative forward. By streamlining and enhancing these groups, we aim to:

1. Increase Local Engagement: County-level groups offer a platform for community members to actively participate in the movement. They provide a space for supporters to meet, discuss, and organize, strengthening community ties and fostering a sense of collective purpose.
2. Improve Communication: Effective communication is crucial for any grassroots movement. The reorganization will ensure that information flows smoothly from the central TNM leadership to local groups and vice versa. This will enable us to respond swiftly to challenges and opportunities alike.
3. Enhance Resource Allocation: By strategically placing leadership in key counties, we can better allocate resources and support where they are most needed. This targeted approach ensures that no region is left behind and that every supporter has the tools and information they need to contribute effectively.

Overcoming Challenges for Individual Supporters

The path to TEXIT is not without its challenges, particularly for individual supporters who may feel disconnected or unsure of how to contribute. The reorganization of our local groups addresses several key challenges:

1. Accessibility: Many Texans are eager to support TEXIT but do not know how to get involved. Local groups will serve as accessible entry points for new supporters, offering clear guidance and opportunities for participation.
2. Support Network: Being part of a local group provides a support network of like-minded individuals. This camaraderie is vital for maintaining motivation and resilience, especially in the face of opposition or slow progress.
3. Leadership Opportunities: The reorganization opens up numerous leadership positions across the state. By stepping into these roles, supporters can play a direct part in shaping the movement and driving the agenda forward. Leadership in local groups is a powerful way to make a tangible impact.

How You Can Get Involved

If you are passionate about TEXIT and want to contribute to our movement, now is the time to step forward. We are currently accepting applications for leadership positions in the following counties: Anderson, Angelina, Bexar, Caldwell, Cherokee, Comal, Dallas, Denton, Galveston, Harris, Hays, Hunt, Lubbock, Montgomery, Nacogdoches, Smith, Tarrant, Travis, Walker, and Wood.

To apply or learn more about the reorganization, please visit your County Group page.

The reorganization of our local groups is a crucial step in our journey toward an independent Texas. By enhancing local engagement, improving communication, and providing robust support networks, we are better equipped to tackle the challenges ahead and achieve our goal of TEXIT. We encourage every supporter to get involved, whether by joining a local group or stepping into a leadership role. Together, we can make history and secure a prosperous, independent future for Texas.