Why Texas Families Are Leaving the State | John Hash Interview

Описание: Texas State House District 50 candidate John Hash joins Breaking The Meta to talk about public education funding, school vouchers, voter access, water resources, and why Texas families are leaving the state. We discuss the Texas Education Agency, primary voting turnout, accountability in the Texas legislature, and what parents need to know about how state representatives control education policy. If you care about Texas politics, public schools, voting rights, and the future of Austin and Pflugerville, this conversation matters.

In this episode, John shares why he went from stay-at-home dad to candidate, what he’s hearing from voters across North Austin and Pflugerville, and why education, healthcare, affordability, and environmental planning are defining issues for Texas families. We also talk about the reality of low primary turnout, redistricting confusion, and how everyday people can get involved beyond just voting in November.

Learn more about John Hash’s campaign at JohnHashForTexas.com and consider getting involved locally.

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to John Hash and District 50
01:25 What District 50 Covers in Austin and Pflugerville
03:27 John’s Background and Why He’s Running
06:24 What Texas Is Getting Wrong Right Now
08:34 What Voters Are Telling Him at the Doors
10:29 Water, Growth, and Environmental Concerns
12:49 What Accountability Should Look Like in Texas
15:27 Division, Single Issue Voters, and Finding Common Ground
19:59 Uvalde, Gun Safety, and Legislative Change
21:44 Why Primaries Matter More Than People Think
23:36 Why So Few Texans Vote in Primaries
26:37 Redistricting and Voter Confusion
27:44 What Parents Need to Know About Education Oversight
31:29 The Real Cost of School Vouchers
33:16 How People Can Get Involved and Support the Campaign
34:09 Where to Find John Hash Online