Texas Bill to Make it More Difficult for a Party to Remain on the Ballot Passes Committee

On April 25, the Texas House Elections Committee passed HB 4416, by 6-3.  It makes it more difficult for a party to remain on the ballot.  Existing law says a party remains on if it polls at least 5% for any statewide race, or 2% for Governor.  The bill changes the 5% to 10%.

An earlier post said this bill had been defeated in committee, because it had been marked “left in committee.”  However, it was revived.


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