2026 Republican Primary Ballot Propositions — What are Voters Are Signaling?
- Dewey R. Collier

- Feb 12
- 1 min read
Updated: Feb 13
The 2026 Republican Primary ballot includes several propositions addressing property taxes, border security, public safety, education policy, and parental rights.
You can review the full list here: 👉 2026 Republican Primary Ballot Propositions
But the real issue isn’t what voters signal.
It’s what legislators actually build.
Property Taxes
Eliminating school Maintenance & Operations (M&O) taxes statewide would cost roughly $40 billion per year if spending were frozen .
That means real elimination requires:
Spending limits tied to population + inflation
Dedicated surplus compression
Constitutional guardrails to prevent backfilling
Structural reform — not temporary relief
Our platform prioritizes eliminating homestead property taxes permanently, not branding tax cuts that disappear two years later.
Border & Public Safety
Ballot propositions on enforcement and public safety require more than messaging.
They require:
Clearly defined ministerial duties
Non-delegable public obligations
Constitutional supremacy over bureaucratic workarounds
That’s why we drafted the Sword & Shield Acts — to prevent officials from bypassing constitutional limits and to protect liberty while preserving lawful authority.
Learn more about the Sword & Shield framework and our full HD-5 platform HERE
Primary propositions matter.
But results require structure.
Accountability is built — not announced.




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