Texas doesn’t just need more registered voters. It needs more people showing up to vote. 🗳️ In this clip, Hon. Audrie Lawton Evans highlights the importance of trust in local elections and recognizes Teneshia Hudspeth (@teneshiaforhc) for her work as Harris County Clerk.

Long lines, umbrellas, chairs, and voters who aren't giving up their place in line. 👀 Dr. Darlene Breaux (@DarleneBreauxTX) says early voting has been busy, with people showing up ready to vote and young voters asking questions and getting involved.

People are fed up, and that frustration may be showing up at the polls. 👀 Judge Katherine Thomas says early voting feels different this time, with voters seeming more decisive and more ready for change than they did in 2024.

Houston’s political legacy didn’t happen overnight. From Mickey Leland and Barbara Jordan to Sheila Jackson Lee and Sylvester Turner, these leaders left their mark on Houston through public service, community connections, and fighting for the people.

“I only wanna see two things: Jesus and Trump.” 👀 That statement says a lot about how faith and politics are getting mixed together in America. Can you call yourself Christ-centered and still excuse everything a politician does? 👇🏿

Imagine being frustrated with the cost of living, worried about healthcare, and still defending the vote that helped shape the political situation?? But even when people feel the impact, some still double down. Why is it so hard to reconsider a political choice?

Not every politician knows how to connect with the people they represent. 👀 The difference between holding office and actually serving your community? It shows in how they lead, how they show up, and what they deliver.