Saving our country starts with citizens holding elected officials accountable at the county level. Researching candidates on the ballot is key to voting for those who represent We the People instead of their own personal interests.

The May 4th Uniform Election will include local, non-partisan races such as city officials, school boards, MUDs, and the county appraisal board. Your vote can have a big impact in these typically low-turnout elections!

Despite overwhelming calls from the community for its removal, the CISD Board voted to retain the book that normalizes gender affirming surgeries and hormone blockers for minors.

A collection agency is threatening litigation against the local Republican Party to enforce the terms of Chairman Bryan Christ’s breeched copier contract.

A group of Conservative Republican Representatives in the Texas House have introduced the “Contract with Texas,” a letter calling for the next Speaker of the House to implement 12 reforms “to advance the cause of liberty.”

The May 4 Uniform Election will be voters’ first opportunity to elect representatives to the Montgomery County Appraisal District Board of Directors.

Conroe ISD should not have books suggesting gender fluidity to minors in any of their schools. Children in CISD and all over our nation need us to stand in the gap for them.

The new Reconsideration Policy applies to books for children and young adults.

A message about the path forward from Montgomery County Republican Party Vice Chairman, Jon Bouché.

While voter turnout across the state was down, in Montgomery County the GOP vote increased by 17,000 GOP votes compared to 2020. So why is Montgomery County able to continue to turn out the GOP vote so consistently?

On March 15, the Ninth District Court of Appeals denied the Petition for Writ of Mandamus filed by City Council candidate Shana Arthur asking for Councilmen Curt Maddux and Todd Yancey to be disqualified from the May 4 Election ballot.

Republican Party of Texas Chairman Matt Rinaldi has issued a letter confirming that the correct Temporary Chairs for the Senatorial District Conventions are: Dale Inman (SD 4), Dennis Tibbs (SD 7), and Lauren Vickers (SD 18).

Election Day for the Republican Primary is officially behind us! It's time to look forward. Montgomery County is the RED STAR of Texas, and we must come together as one united front to keep Texas Red.

Are you passionate about electing principled Conservatives? Do you feel called to advocate for specific policies? Would you like to be a delegate or alternate to the State Convention in May? The initial step in this journey is participating in your Precinct Convention.

A barrage of hit pieces and mailers is being foisted upon voters by Chairman Bryan Christ in a desperate attempt to get reelected by aligning himself with disgraced Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan and the pro-gambling lobby.

Montgomery County is GROUND ZERO in the battle to save Texas and big money Democrats and RINOs will stop at nothing to flip Texas “Blue,” including sending misleading mailers to unsuspecting voters in Montgomery County.

Congratulations to State Republican Executive Committeewoman, Gwen Withrow, for her recent endorsements from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, conservative Texas icon and former gubernatorial candidate Chad Prather, the Texas “Czar of Talk” Michael Berry, and Grassroots America - We the People!

Voters need to understand that Texas Conservatives are under attack as the RINOs and their Progressive Democrat allies are desperately trying to flip Texas to “Blue.” The strong Conservative movement in Montgomery County has been able to hold them off for years and has even made Montgomery County the largest, “reddest” county in the nation but we need your help to continue to lead the way.

Did you know some races on the “down-ballot” may be determined by a SINGLE vote? One vote can make the difference between winning and losing for your candidate of choice. That’s how important your vote is in the Primary Election!

Establishment Republicans desperately want you to believe that the Montgomery County Tea Party is causing the split in the local Republican Party and wants to “take over” the county party. Let’s take a closer look at what the Montgomery County Tea Party advocates for, how it compares to the Republican Party of Texas, and why RINOs and Uniparty Republicans continually malign this organization.