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{{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>}}

{{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>}}

Successful representatives and candidates who have signed the Texas Nationalist Movement (TNM) pledge include "Joseph L. Trahan, Steve Toth, Janis Holt, Wesley Virdell, Shelley Luther, Mitch Little and Ben Mostyn."<ref name="N"/>

Successful representatives and candidates who have signed the Texas Nationalist Movement (TNM) pledge include "Joseph L. Trahan, Steve Toth, Janis Holt, Wesley Virdell, Shelley Luther, Mitch Little and Ben Mostyn."<ref name="N"/> (Luther and Little are, as of 2026, members of the Texas House of Representatives.)

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]]).