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Which legislators support TEXIT?

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While many express their support behind closed doors and a few have expressed public support for having a vote on the issue, only one has stepped forward to actually try to file the Texas Independence Referendum Act.

State Representative James White attempted to file the TNM’s proposed legislation in 2013.

The best way for you to find out where your elected officials stand on the issue is to connect with them and ask. We’ve created a way for you to do just that on our Take Action For TEXIT page.

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