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Rural Texas Stands Up

Abbott's lack of action is killing rural Texas. What's it going to be, Abbott? Our vote is for rural Texas.

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Austin is treating rural Texas as an afterthought — a place to extract resources, build data centers, and string high-voltage lines across family ranchland, while the people who live here are left to pay the price.

We're not asking for a favor. We're demanding a voice. Our vote is for rural Texas.

Our water is being drained. Our grid is being overloaded. Our land is being seized. And when we ask for a seat at the table, the doors stay closed.

  • WaterData centers consume millions of gallons a day — while our aquifers run dry.
  • Grid765-kV lines are proposed across Texas to power data centers.
  • Local ControlCommissioners courts are bypassed by state-level fast-track permits.
  • RanchlandGenerational land is cut apart by transmission corridors and eminent domain.

We're not asking for a favor. We're demanding a voice. Our vote is for rural Texas.

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