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TEXAS CIVIC ENGAGEMENT & PARTICIPATION TOOLKIT

In our constitutional republic, government derives its power from the consent of the governed. These resources empower citizens with the knowledge and tools needed to actively participate in our representative government and make informed decisions that shape our communities and nation.

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PRAYER GUIDES

Prayer Guide for Voters & Citizens

Prayer Guide for Elections

Prayer Guide for Elected Officials

Prayer Guide for Candidates

Election Day

VOTING GUIDE & PREPARATION

Christian Voter Guides

Vetting Questions for Candidates

Senior Computer Class

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Become a Volunteer Deputy Registrar

Host a Voter Registration Drive

Role of a Precinct Chair and How to Become One

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civic education

Constitutional Amendments – November 4, 2025

Key Election Dates 2025-2026

Texas Voting Methods Quick Reference Guide

Understanding the Roles of Texas State Elected Officials

Understanding the Roles of Texas Local Elected Officials

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Why Civic Engagement Matters
  • Preserve Constitutional Rights: Active participation ensures our constitutional protections remain intact and are not eroded by government overreach.

  • Hold Representatives Accountable: Regular engagement keeps elected officials responsive to the people they serve, not special interests.

  • Shape Policy and Legislation: Your voice directly influences laws and policies that affect your family, community, and future generations.

  • Protect Local Communities: Local elections and civic involvement have the most immediate impact on daily life - schools, safety, infrastructure, and local governance.

  • Prevent Tyranny: An engaged citizenry is the strongest defense against the concentration of power and authoritarian overreach.

  • Maintain Election Integrity: Participation as poll workers, watchers, and informed voters ensures fair and transparent elections.

“Elections belong to the people. It's their decision. If they decide to turn their back on the fire and burn their behinds, then they will just have to sit on their blisters.”

— Abraham Lincoln

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