Texas Business Leader Alliance

09/11/2026

On Sept. 1, the Texas House Select Committee on Health Care Affordability convened to examine ways the state can lower health care costs while preserving access to quality care.

Curious what the committee covered and what it could mean for businesses across the Lone Star State? Check out this week's newsletter for the full rundown, along with other business updates and more on TBLA's work.

https://www.txbizleaderalliance.org/contact

08/28/2026

Texas business leaders have a busy few weeks ahead. From the Infrastructure Summit in Irving (Aug. 31–Sept. 1) to business expos in San Antonio (Sept. 3) and Bryan/College Station (Sept. 30), there's no shortage of opportunities to connect, learn, and engage on the issues shaping our state's economy. Get the full rundown, plus more on TBLA's work, by signing up for our newsletter:

https://www.txbizleaderalliance.org/contact

08/20/2026

Read more in our newsletter! You'll find full legislative updates, the November election timeline, news clips, and upcoming events. Sign up, here: https://www.txbizleaderalliance.org/contact

08/14/2026

08/10/2026

Mark your calendars! Whether it's navigating immigration policy or connecting with the state on doing business, there's something here for business owners across the Lone Star State.
Sign up for our weekly newsletter to stay in the loop, and catch more updates like this. The link is in the comments

04/30/2026

91% of Texas business leaders say a strong democracy where everyone participates is essential to a vibrant economy. So why did Texas rank second-worst in voter turnout in 2024? We have more registered voters than ever. We just aren't showing up.

That changes with the May 26 runoff. Early vote May 18–22. The decisions made in these elections shape the policies that determine how our businesses grow and our communities thrive. Make your plan to vote.

Visit www.votetexas.gov to find your polling site.

04/23/2026

Texas leads the nation in job creation. We add more new residents than any other state. We've been recognized for economic development more times than anyone. But for voter turnout we ranked second-worst in the country in 2024. That's a stat worth changing.

The May 26 runoff election is coming up. Here's what you need to know:
🗓 Voter registration deadline: April 27
🗓 Mail Ballot App deadline: May 15
🗓 Early voting: May 18–22
🗓 Election day: May 26

Texas keeps score. Let's start winning this one too. Make your plan to vote. Visit www.votetexas.gov to find your polling site.

02/27/2026

In Texas, primaries are often the election that decides who governs. In 2024, 5 out of 6 eligible Texans did not vote. When turnout is this low, outcomes are decided by sometimes only dozens of votes. Those outcomes shape the policies that affect your business, your workforce, and your community.

Early voting for the Texas primary has started. Don't wait until election day. Make a plan. Vote early. Visit www.votetexas.go to find your polling site.

02/24/2026

Texas leads the nation in job creation. But when it comes to voter turnout? We ranked second-worst in 2024. A strong democracy where everyone participates is crucial to a vibrant economy. According to a our survey, 91% of Texas business leaders agree. The question is: what are we going to do about it? Early voting for the Texas primaries has started. Your vote matters. Visit www.votetexas.go to find your polling site.

02/17/2026

Texas added over a million new registered voters between 2020 and 2024. But, primary turnout dropped from 25% to just 18%. Registration matters. But it's only the first step. Early voting for the Texas primaries has started. Make your plan to vote. Visit www.votetexas.go to find your polling site.