Fifteen conservative school board candidates each won their races in Texas on Saturday adding to the political successes of 2021’s parental rights movement against critical race theory and other school board policies.
The PAC wants to “engage with conservative voters” on issues like critical race theory; diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives; and opposing transgender ideology and “the sexualization of children.”
Indeed, Marvin Lowe — a PAC-endorsed, winning candidate out of Frisco Independent School District — won by 53 votes with 34 percent in a three-way race.
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