Texas HB1981 prohibits public school officers or employees from using public resources for political advocacy.

Texas HB1981 amends the Election Code to restrict the use of public resources by school officers or employees for political activities. Specifically, it prohibits these individuals from using public resources to distribute communications advocating for or against a candidate, measure, or political party. It also bans the use of public resources to transport students to political rallies or polling places for advocacy purposes. However, it allows transportation to polling places for educational purposes only, without any advocacy.

Texas HB1981 prohibits public school officers or employees from using public resources for political advocacy.

Texas HB1981 amends the Election Code to restrict the use of public resources by school officers or employees for political activities. Specifically, it prohibits these individuals from using public resources to distribute communications advocating for or against a candidate, measure, or political party. It also bans the use of public resources to transport students to political rallies or polling places for advocacy purposes. However, it allows transportation to polling places for educational purposes only, without any advocacy.