Texas Lieutenant Governor
Texas
Nov 3
Recommending Vikki Goodwin
21
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Black Girls Who Brunch
Led by Erika Harrison · 2.6K voters

The Howdy Politics Voting Guide
Led by Howdy Politics | Kat · 2K voters
Turn Texas Blue
Led by Civic Sage · 351 voters

92% Club
Led by Camille McCallum · 612 voters

Moms for Texas
Led by Moms for Texas · 271 voters

Stop arming Israel
Led by Tariq Habash · 559 voters

Be. A. Menace.
Led by Kate for the People · 304 voters

Jared’s Ballot Baddies
Led by Jared Shult · 469 voters

Democrasexy Voting Group
Led by Becky Bullard · 100 voters

StevieSaidForNow Voting Group
Led by Stevie Said · 82 voters
I am voting for Vikki. Lots of people are choosing Velez. He is a good choice as well. Vote for who you want.

Locked IN
Led by Olivia Julianna · 131 voters

Balloteria
Led by Leticia Marisol Barrios · 38 voters

Queers & Trans United
Led by Bibi Xia · 38 voters
Wrigley's World
Led by Danita · 33 voters

New Hope Resistance Voting Guide
Led by Emily K · 27 voters
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Led by Summer Cole · 28 voters

The Ballot Breakdown
Led by Aliya Larzeia · 26 voters

Women in the Know: The Civic Social Club
Led by Aaliyah Hurta · 38 voters
Focuses on funding public schools, expanding affordable healthcare, protecting clean water, and improving energy reliability. Her housing proposals emphasize increasing housing supply and keeping costs manageable; she also supports reproductive and maternal healthcare
Reject AIPAC from City Council to Congress
Led by Vote for Peace · 144 voters

Ballots, Boos & Booze
Led by Derrick Anderson · 30 voters
Rep. Vikki Goodwin has served in the TX House since 2019; she knows her sh*t and is an absolute workhorse. In the initial March primary I was definitely considering her runoff opponent, Marcos Velez, because he has the support of the labor movement. But a Houston Chronicle article revealed that Velez doesn't seem to know even the basics about the Texas legislature... troubling for someone who would be running the TX Senate if elected.
For context: The average person has no idea who the Lt. Governor is (Dan Patrick). This office is arguably more powerful than the Governor in getting laws passed because they are the head of the Texas Senate and control which bills move forward to a vote there (many more bills get filed each session than can possibly get voted on). ALL of his 2025 priorities made it into law, including a requirement that local law enforcement cooperate with ICE, as well as banning drag story time and THC in Texas.