Texas First. Texas Forever.
Texas should be a free and independent nation.
A peaceful, lawful movement to put Texas independence to a vote of the people. Add your name and be counted. It is free, and it takes a minute.
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- Texans voted Texas First in 2026
You are not alone
You are not the only one.
It can feel like you are the only Texan who believes Texas should govern itself. The map says otherwise. In all 254 counties, from the big cities to the smallest towns, your neighbors are already on the record.
The Texians in your county are organizing right now. TEXIAN is where you find them, take action together, and move Texas forward. Built by Texians, for Texians.
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On the record
We put our names on it.
Texas independence has always come down to who is willing to put their name on it. Here is who we are.
Who leads us
Daniel Miller
Leading the movement, and a team of Texans you can name, since 2005.
Meet the leadershipWhat we stand for
To secure and protect the political, cultural, and economic independence of the nation of Texas.
Read the missionIn the press
Texas independence made the cover of Newsweek.
From there to Fox News, CNN, the BBC, NPR, and The Guardian, the case for Texas independence is covered across the spectrum and around the world.
Working press. The newsroom has the fact sheet, citation-ready statistics, brand assets, and a same-day line.
Visit the newsroomThe hard questions
The case is made. The plan is written.
Peaceful, lawful, and decided at the ballot box, the way the Texas Constitution allows. Two decades of work sit behind this. Read it, test it, argue with it, then decide where you stand.
They keep calling it fringe.
In Texas, independence isn't the fringe. It's the mainstream. The fringe is whoever still thinks it can't happen.
See how we win itThe Texian Brief
What this week means for Texas, and what to do about it.
Every week, Daniel Miller picks the two or three stories that actually moved Texas independence, tells you what they mean, and names one thing you can do about it. Short enough to finish in one sitting. No press releases, no filler. Add your name.
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The line in the sand
The line is yours to cross.
Hundreds of thousands of Texans already have. Become a Texian: affirm the Declaration, take the Oath, be counted. Five minutes. The Republic is built by the people who decide to build it.