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AMAC Action Hosts Free Webinar: "A Constitutional Crisis: The Fight for Texas Law"

AMAC Action is hosting a free virtual briefing on the Texas Sharia law ballot proposition ahead of the March 3 vote. Learn what’s at stake for constitutional law, how the ballot process works, and how Texans can engage before early voting begins.

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As Texans prepare for a defining ballot decision on March 3 — asking whether Texas should prohibit Sharia law from influencing state governance — AMAC Action is hosting a free virtual briefing to break down what's at stake for constitutional law in the Lone Star State.

Building on recent Texas legislation ensuring civil law — not religious legal codes — guides the state's courts, this session will explain the constitutional framework, how the ballot proposition process works, and how citizens can engage effectively in the campaign to uphold Texas law.

Presenter John Bennett will guide attendees through why voters are being asked to weigh in, what's truly at stake for the rule of law, and how early voting, beginning February 17, plays into the strategy leading up to March 3.

Event Details:

  • Date: Tuesday, February 17, 2026
  • Time: 4:00 PM ET
  • Cost: Free
  • Hosted by: AMAC Action

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Join AMAC Action to get informed, take part in the conversation, and make your voice count in shaping Texas's future.

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The Association of Mature American Citizens (AMAC) is a rapidly growing organization representing over 2 million Americans aged 50 and over, providing benefits, advocacy, and education on the issues that matter most. Learn more at amac.us.

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