Changes

As of March 2024, this movement is gaining strength:

As of March 2024, this movement is gaining strength:

{{cquote|Texan nationalists are celebrating a string of victories in Tuesday's primary elections, which means legislation calling for a referendum on Texas becoming an independent state is "virtually guaranteed" to appear before the state legislature, according to a leading campaigner. ... [S]even candidates who had signed the "Texas First Pledge" advanced to the general election on Tuesday, with another five making it to run-off elections.<ref>https://www.newsweek.com/texas-nationalists-celebrate-independence-vote-virtually-guaranteed-1877318</ref>}}

{{cquote|Texan nationalists are celebrating a string of victories in Tuesday's primary elections, which means legislation calling for a referendum on Texas becoming an independent state is "virtually guaranteed" to appear before the state legislature, according to a leading campaigner. ... [S]even candidates who had signed the "Texas First Pledge" advanced to the general election on Tuesday, with another five making it to run-off elections.<ref name="N">https://www.newsweek.com/texas-nationalists-celebrate-independence-vote-virtually-guaranteed-1877318</ref>}}

 

Historically, there have been numerous movements within Texas to reclaim its independence in one form or another, ranging from a group calling itself the "Republic of Texas" (after its predecessor, but which has no problem using violent tactics) to the [[Texas Nationalist Movement]] (TNM, which seeks a political solution by a statewide referendum, similar to [[Brexit]]).

Historically, there have been numerous movements within Texas to reclaim its independence in one form or another, ranging from a group calling itself the "Republic of Texas" (after its predecessor, but which has no problem using violent tactics) to the [[Texas Nationalist Movement]] (TNM, which seeks a political solution by a statewide referendum, similar to [[Brexit]]).