Highlights from a year filled with advocacy – Texas REALTORS®-2021十大正规彩票app

December 01, 2021

Despite many challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic, your state association accomplished a great deal—and even set new records—in 2021 while advocating for REALTORS® and fighting for private property rights. Here are the numbers behind those efforts:

$5,843,601 TREPAC raised (an all-time high)
44% of Texas REALTORS®—58,841 members—invested in TREPAC
3,224 bills and resolutions followed during the 87th Texas Legislature (regular session and three special sessions)
12,500+ messages sent to Texas House of Representatives to support HOA reform
533 Texas REALTORS® serving on Legislative Contact Teams
181 online meetings over four weeks during first-ever virtual REALTOR® Day at the Texas Capitol
1,230+ interactions between Legislative Contact Team members and Texas legislators
81% of REALTOR®-supported local candidates won or moved to runoff in May 2021 election
72,211 page views on knowyourtaxes.org property tax education campaign website
47 bills supported by Texas REALTORS® were signed into law
18 million+ impressions for You Deserve to Know digital ads
100% of bills opposed by Texas REALTORS® failed to pass

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