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TCC Policy on Primary Elections
February 18, 2010

We have received several inquiries regarding the upcoming primary elections. It is the policy of the TCC to not take positions when it comes to partisan ballot voting. The upcoming ballot propositions do not do anything other than establish a party platform and the Bishops’ support of such propositions would be construed as support for the political party. The upcoming primary vote will not necessarily lead to any legislation being filed so it is best for the Bishops to stay out of the party process.

 

I hope that no matter what party you belong to, you will support efforts that will advance the Church’s social policy agenda, especially when it comes to the life issues, immigration, education, health care, and criminal justice issues. To reiterate, the TCC will not take positions when it comes to the upcoming primary ballot propositions.

 

God Bless,

 

Andrew Rivas

Executive Director

Texas Catholic Conference

 
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