Lone Star Parity Project

03/31/2025

IT'S HERE! Our State of the Texas Woman 2025 is hot off the press. This report uncovers how many women+ filed for, ran for, and won office in Texas down to the countywide level during the 2024 election cycle.

You can find a copy of our report on our website: https://www.lonestarparityproject.org/state-of-the-texas-woman/

03/30/2025

Our State of the Texas Woman 2025 report launches tomorrow at 9 AM CST. And we want you to tell us: is Texas at electoral parity? Make your guesses in the comments below for a chance to win a prize. The winner will be announced tomorrow.

03/30/2025

Tomorrow is the big day. Tell us: how did women+ do in the 2024 election compared to the 2020 election - better or worse? Drop your guesses in the comments! Whoever has the greatest number of correct guesses on all of our State of the Texas Woman 2025 posts wins a prize.

03/29/2025

It's a daily double! Which political party elected more women+ in Texas in 2024: Democrats or Republicans? Keep making your guesses in the comments below for a chance to win! Answers will be posted on March 31st when we launch our State of the Texas Woman 2025 report.

03/29/2025

Have you been answering our State of the Texas Woman 2025 questions? Whoever has the most correct answers by March 31st wins a prize! Next question: what Texas county elected the least women+ during the 2024 election?

03/28/2025

We've got the answers to your questions and we will post them March 31st when we launch our State of the Texas Woman 2025. Up next: what position were the most women+ elected to in the 2024 election? Drop your guesses in the comments below! You never know if you'll win a prize 👀

03/27/2025

FOUR MORE DAYS. We have the answers to all of your burning questions in our State of the Texas Woman 2025, like this one: how many women+ filed to run for office in 2024 in Texas? Put your guesses in the comments below!

03/26/2025

It's finally here. Our State of the Texas Woman 2025 launches in 5 days. Do you know what Texas county elected the most women+ in 2024? Put your guesses in the comments - answers will be posted on March 31!

03/23/2025

Did you catch us on NBC DFW the other night? Our co-founder Adrianna Maberry gives the run down on women+ in Texas politics. Tune in to catch a sneak peek ahead of our State of the Texas Woman 2025 launching later this month 👀

The discussion comes up during Women’s History Month. No matter what side of the aisle, there are strong women in Texas who continue to pave the way and serve as champions for their causes.

02/12/2025

“I find it concerning that there are not more women in leadership roles or holding office,” Texas Leg staffer Hannah Reinhard explains. “Women need to be involved in the decisions that affect us and future generations."

Read more here: https://buff.ly/414t8Mp

02/10/2025

Legislative staffers must be ambitious, humble, and willing to work across the aisle to create change during contentious times. Hannah Reinhard, Chief of Staff and Campaign Manager for State Representative Philip Cortez of San Antonio, is now on the victorious side of the 2024 election and is more equipped than ever to elevate Texas politics.

Read her story here: https://buff.ly/414t8Mp

12/12/2024

Amy Peck turned her first loss, her campaign for office in 2009, into a win when she was elected to Houston City Council in 2019. Now, Councilmember Peck dedicates her time to citywide initiatives like flood mitigation infrastructure.

Read her story here: https://buff.ly/4iptnZ4