Conservative PACs Dominate Texas School Board Elections

Candidates backed by conservative political action committees (PACs) swept Texas school board elections held on Saturday, as last year’s nationwide pushback against critical race theory materializes into on-the-ground victories.

Among the big winners was the 1776 Project PAC, a group that defines itself as forwarding those who “want to reform our public education system by promoting patriotism and pride in American history.”

Another group that found success over the weekend was Grapevine-based Patriot Mobile, a cellphone company that poured half a million into a PAC to support candidates in Tarrant County school districts, according to The Texas Tribune.

All 15 candidates endorsed by 1776 Project PAC won their races across six school districts representing suburban Dallas, Fort Worth, and Houston, the group announced through Twitter.  Out of 11 endorsed candidates by Patriot Mobile Action, 10 won their races.

1776 Project founder Ryan Girdusky highlighted during an interview with Breitbart that his organization has a perfect record so far this year, and he hopes to continue the success with the upcoming school board elections in Georgia and Maryland.”

Now if we could multiply this success by about a thousand that would be a good beginning.  But it’s still encouraging that it’s at least starting to happen.  These are the victories that have a real world impact.  Kids are protected and Leftists who are damaging children can be stopped.  Kudos to the groups organizing this effort.