Texas community resource
Voting Rights Program
Texas Civil Rights Project
Litigation and advocacy to protect and expand voting power in underrepresented Texas communities.
How to get help
Email the Voting Rights Program with an organized-group, training, advocacy, or systemic-case inquiry. Continue seeking other counsel for any deadline-sensitive individual matter because contact does not guarantee a response or representation.
Who this service helps
Organized groups and communities with a systemic voting-rights matter. TCRP does not handle ordinary disputes between individual parties or common personal legal matters.
Where this service is available
Service area: Texas statewide systemic voting-rights advocacy, including organized groups and communities in the Central Texas region.
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Location and contact
Source and verification
Source: Public-source listing
About this service
The program uses grassroots, legislative, and litigation advocacy, with particular attention to communities of color, workers, and people with disabilities, and publishes local-government and voting-rights resources.
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