Texas Nationalist Movement Political Action Committee
Texas independence belongs on the ballot.
No Texan alive has ever had a vote on independence. This committee is here to change that, peacefully, at the ballot box.
Texas Nationalist Movement Political Action Committee
No Texan alive has ever had a vote on independence. This committee is here to change that, peacefully, at the ballot box.
Why this committee exists
The Texas Nationalist Movement is the nonprofit that runs the fight day to day. It builds the rolls county by county and takes the Declarations that turn supporters into Declared Texians.
This committee is separate. It handles what a nonprofit can't, the political fight to force the question onto a ballot. It's a general-purpose committee, registered in Texas.
This committee doesn't endorse candidates. Independence belongs to no party, and the day you start picking politicians is the day you trade an army for a faction. Our fight stays on the one thing that outlasts any election. The vote.
The case for a vote
The people who live in Texas decide how Texas is run, and whether it stays in the union. Nobody in Washington gets a vote on that.
Our own constitution says all political power is inherent in the people. A vote on independence takes Texas at its word.
Independence the lawful way, the way Scotland and Quebec put it to their people. You mark a box. Nobody picks up a rifle.
Texans have already signed on, and the count keeps climbing. They're not going to stop until they get their vote.
The people behind it
Ordinary Texans who want the question settled at the ballot box.
The mission
We work to secure and protect the political, cultural and economic independence of the nation of Texas, and to restore and protect a constitutional Republic and the inherent rights of the people of Texas.
Texas Nationalist Movement · mission statement
The whole point
The fight for a vote on Texas independence needs Texans in it. Join the movement, and help us take the question to the people it belongs to.