Resolution and records-request templates
Templates you can adapt and bring to a precinct, county, or senatorial district convention, or to your county executive committee. Each resolution names the RPT platform plank or legislative priority it supports. How to write and file a resolution is in Module 4; how to send a records request is in Module 5. Free to use and adapt. Keep the attribution line.
Resolution templates
Resolution opposing civil litigation to suppress citizens’ protected speech (SREC)
A resolution for the State Republican Executive Committee, with its sources annex. Fill in the author and dates before filing.
Supports: RPT Platform Plank 12 and Plank 71; RPT Principles 3, 5, and 8; 2026 Legislative Priorities “Ban Taxpayer-Funded Lobbying” and “Secure Texas Elections”
Proposed RPT rule on litigation used to suppress protected speech (SREC)
The companion rule amendment, with the notice deadline explained at the top.
Supports: RPT Principle 5
County resolution opposing warrantless mass vehicle surveillance
A county executive committee or convention resolution. Fill in the county, date, and vote.
Supports: RPT Platform Plank 55 (Ban Automated License Plate Readers) and Plank 168 (Government Surveillance)
How to adopt and advance the vehicle-surveillance resolution
Instructions for county chairs and precinct chairs.
Supports: RPT Platform Plank 55 (Ban Automated License Plate Readers) and Plank 168 (Government Surveillance)
Transmittal of the vehicle-surveillance resolution to the SREC
Cover letter asking the SREC to adopt it.
Supports: RPT Platform Plank 55 (Ban Automated License Plate Readers) and Plank 168 (Government Surveillance)
Talking points: presenting the vehicle-surveillance resolution
One page for the member who moves it.
Supports: RPT Platform Plank 55 (Ban Automated License Plate Readers) and Plank 168 (Government Surveillance)
Letter asking your legislators for their written position
Send after your county adopts the resolution.
Supports: RPT Platform Plank 55 (Ban Automated License Plate Readers) and Plank 168 (Government Surveillance)
Cover letter inviting other county chairs to adopt
Send with the adopted resolution.
Supports: RPT Platform Plank 55 (Ban Automated License Plate Readers) and Plank 168 (Government Surveillance)
Rusk County Republican Party ALPR resolution, as adopted
Adopted 31 July 2026 by the Rusk County Republican Party. Shown as its authors wrote it.
Supports: RPT Platform Plank 55 (Ban Automated License Plate Readers) and Plank 168 (Government Surveillance)
Public Information Act request templates
Starter records request on license-plate readers, any Texas county
Fourteen items to ask your county for, with notes on who to address it to.
From the Republican Party of Texas
RPT resolution on the establishment of additional data centers in Texas (opens in a new tab)
Posted by the Republican Party of Texas, March 2026.
Supports: RPT Platform Plank 43(c) and Plank 50(d), (e), (f)