Weekly Roundup: Did Texas just turn Blue or did it turn Purple?

The broader results from November 4th send a resounding message against the two-party status quo, proving that Texas didn't necessarily turn blue, but rather showed its true purple colors as independents became the deciding factor. Everyday voters showed up to demand better comportment and policy, signaling that while the underlying system still desperately needs structural reform, the leaders in the seats are changing. As our national team called out in their update, voters in Texas, South Carolina, Kansas, and Iowa sent a clear message about the direction of the country, electing opposing-party leaders in places that seemed unwinnable just a few years ago. They weren't voting for a party so much as they were voting in opposition to dysfunction. With our eyes on 2028 since day one, we now have more candidates, more data, more state infrastructure, and more proof than ever that independents can compete.

Take this weekend to recharge your batteries, but get ready as we gear up for 2027. Join us at our next townhall to process the results of the election and plan how we move forward into next year, RSVP to Nov Townhall here.

With grit and gratitude,
Your Texas Forward Party Team

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