146 Texas women are killed by their male partner in 2016.
Women across America are pushing forward and demanding change – in the workplace and at the ballot box. But whether it’s in Washington D.C. or Austin, politicians continue to look backwards when passing legislation.
As Reform Austin previously reported, State Representative Tony Tinderholt (R – Tarrant County) has a disturbing record of voting against bills for women’s health and failing to protect children. Tinderholt’s votes regarding domestic violence only causes further concern. His record includes:
Tinderholt’s numerous votes against domestic violence prevention come as no surprise, since he had a restraining order filed against him after his first divorce in 1994. The restrictions listed in the restraining order included prohibition against:
At a time when the health and safety of Texas women are at risk, we need policymakers to stand up for women, not vote against them. Tony Tinderholt has repeatedly voted to endanger women. His votes reveal and reflect his values.
We need public officials to see, hear and serve everyone in our state. We need to Reform Austin.
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