No Kings of Any Party: Vote Yes on Prop I, No on all other Austin Props; Replace incumbents with: Brown, Shah, Weinberg, Bowen & Kam

There are three kinds of citizen's petitions for public votes on legislation in Texas. They are all available only to residents of approximately 380 Texas home-rule cities. Since 1997, when Kirk Watson won his first election as Austin Mayor, he and his allies have tried to harm or stop citizens petitions. This is why we say No Kings of Any Party. Prop G is Watson's latest attempt to snooker voters into passing a measure that would delay petitions from a public vote. 

To boot, Watson's dutiful city council incumbents are trying to stop a citizen's measure for independent audits -- Prop I! Ditch (NO) Prop G, Pass (YES) I: Read about all the Austin Props (A thru J) HERE.

We support Steven Brown (Dist. 1), Neha Shah (Dist. 3), David Weinberg (Dist. 5), Jeffery Bowen (Dist. 8) and Katie Kam (Dist. 9)

Here's what LIV wrote about the council candidates recommended by Independent Texans PAC and the League of Independent Voters HERE.