by Texas Right to Life | Jan 9, 2018 | Legislation, Legislative Scorecards
In conjunction with the 2017 Pro-Life Scorecard for the Regular and Special Sessions of the 85th Texas Legislature, Texas Right to Life published a 2017 Pro-Life Heroes list and a 2017 Disappointments List, highlighting specific legislators. This article is part of...
by Texas Right to Life | Jan 8, 2018 | Legislation, Legislative Scorecards
In conjunction with the 2017 Pro-Life Scorecard for the Regular and Special Sessions of the 85th Texas Legislature, Texas Right to Life published a 2017 Pro-Life Heroes list and a 2017 Disappointments List, highlighting specific legislators. This article is part of...
by Texas Right to Life | Jan 8, 2018 | Legislation, Legislative Scorecards
In conjunction with the 2017 Pro-Life Scorecard for the Regular and Special Sessions of the 85th Texas Legislature, Texas Right to Life published a 2017 Pro-Life Heroes list and a 2017 Disappointments List, highlighting specific legislators. This article is part of...
by Texas Right to Life | Oct 3, 2017 | Legislation, Legislative Scorecards
Last week, Texas Right to Life released the 2017 Pro-Life Scorecard for the 85th Sessions of the Texas Legislature, reflecting the votes of all members on Pro-Life and anti-Life measures from both the regular and special sessions. One of the key votes to protect Life...
by Texas Right to Life | Oct 2, 2017 | Legislation, Legislative Scorecards
We released the Pro-Life Scorecard last week for the 85th Session of the Texas Legislature. Today, we debut detailed reports and commentary on how each legislator voted on key Pro-Life motions. The comprehensive breakdown of the score unveils specific votes,...
by Emily Horne | Sep 30, 2017 | Legislation, Legislative Scorecards, News
This week the much-anticipated Pro-Life Scorecard was released, beginning the rollout of individual votes, backgrounds, and explanations. Within minutes, legislators and their staff were checking scores, wondering how much of a hit they took for “that one bad vote.” ...
