Texas Nationalist Movement
Texas Nationalist Movement members marching down a Texas street with a TNM banner and Texas independence flags.

Texas should be a free and independent nation.

A peaceful, lawful movement to put Texas independence to a vote of the people. Add your name and be counted. It is free, and it takes a minute.

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Texans voted Texas First in 2026

They keep calling it fringe.

66%

of likely Texas voters would vote yes in an independence referendum.

SurveyUSA, July 2022. Rated A+ by FiveThirtyEight.

How we read the polling

In Texas, independence isn’t the fringe. It’s the mainstream. The fringe is whoever still thinks it can’t happen.

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You are not the only one.

It can feel like you are the only Texan who believes Texas should govern itself. The map says otherwise. In all 254 counties, from the big cities to the smallest towns, your neighbors are already on the record.

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The Texians in your county are organizing right now. TEXIAN is where you find them, take action together, and move Texas forward. Built by Texians, for Texians.

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The 254 counties of TexasA map of the State of Texas formed from all 254 of its counties, drawn as a single cohesive shape with cream fills and fine navy borders.Walker CountyBrooks CountyDeaf Smith CountyHockley CountyShackelford CountyTom Green CountyWise CountyCottle CountyTaylor CountyArmstrong CountyHutchinson CountyIrion CountyMitchell CountyYoakum CountyChildress CountyGillespie CountyDickens CountyLa Salle CountyHansford CountyPotter CountyFalls CountyHamilton CountyRunnels CountyHale CountySan Jacinto CountyDuval CountyMoore CountyMartin CountyLimestone CountyZavala CountyCochran CountyFisher CountyBaylor CountyPanola CountyJack CountyCoryell CountyLipscomb CountyDonley CountyAtascosa CountyBriscoe CountyGoliad CountyGray CountyHall CountyBrown CountyGaines CountyBell CountySutton CountySan Augustine CountyKing CountyUvalde CountyWilson CountySchleicher CountySwisher CountyMotley CountyLynn CountyMenard CountyNolan CountySterling CountyGarza CountyCallahan CountyStonewall CountyFranklin CountyVan Zandt CountyHunt CountyMadison CountyHood CountyMason CountyGregg CountyHemphill CountyCastro CountyUpton CountyJim Hogg CountyLavaca CountyMidland CountyKimble CountyCarson CountyPalo Pinto CountyLamb CountyEastland CountyKerr CountyLubbock CountyErath CountyUpshur CountyBlanco CountyAndrews CountyJeff Davis CountyKnox CountyLlano CountyWheeler CountyCrosby CountyMcMullen CountyRoberts CountyKent CountyComal CountyZapata CountyAransas CountyOrange CountyWinkler CountyJones CountySherman CountyChambers CountyHardin CountyHill CountyWilliamson CountyKinney CountyCalhoun CountyEllis CountyClay CountyKaufman CountyFoard CountyCollin CountyComanche CountyConcho CountyCrane CountyJasper CountyGonzales CountyJefferson CountyDimmit CountyBowie CountyBrewster CountyDallam CountyCass CountyFayette CountyBurnet CountyRefugio CountyOchiltree CountyMatagorda CountyThrockmorton CountyAnderson CountyCaldwell CountyMedina CountyGlasscock CountyKenedy CountyWood CountyLiberty CountyTravis CountyMontgomery CountyHoward CountyBastrop CountyTrinity CountyMcLennan CountyMcCulloch CountyBrazoria CountyBailey CountyHouston CountySan Saba CountyPresidio CountyNacogdoches CountyWashington CountyCooke CountyWilbarger CountyLeon CountyKarnes CountyRandall CountyDeWitt CountyWard CountyWichita CountyWillacy CountyShelby CountyKendall CountyMorris CountyHopkins CountyRockwall CountyHudspeth CountySmith CountyHidalgo CountyBrazos CountyBurleson CountyDelta CountyCrockett CountyLee CountyRobertson CountyMills CountyLoving CountySabine CountyAustin CountyReagan CountyReeves CountyTarrant CountyHays CountySan Patricio CountyOldham CountyPecos CountyReal CountyDallas CountyNueces CountyRed River CountyColeman CountyRusk CountyTerrell CountyTyler CountyVictoria CountyWebb CountyWharton CountyKleberg CountyHarris CountyHardeman CountyNewton CountyNavarro CountyMontague CountyFrio CountyHarrison CountyLamar CountyFloyd CountyStarr CountyStephens CountyParmer CountyMarion CountyVal Verde CountyEl Paso CountyCoke CountyCameron CountyWaller CountyBee CountyTitus CountyCamp CountyGrimes CountyScurry CountyJim Wells CountyEctor CountyRains CountyParker CountyYoung CountyPolk CountyAngelina CountyLive Oak CountyDawson CountyHaskell CountyTerry CountyArcher CountyHenderson CountyBosque CountyHartley CountyCollingsworth CountySomervell CountyColorado CountyFreestone CountyBorden CountyCulberson CountyGalveston CountyLampasas CountyEdwards CountyGuadalupe CountyCherokee CountyFannin CountyFort Bend CountyMilam CountyBexar CountyJohnson CountyDenton CountyBandera CountyMaverick CountyJackson CountyGrayson County

Shading shows supporter strength relative to each county’s registered voters (Texas Secretary of State, March 2024).

We put our names on it.

Texas independence has always come down to who is willing to put their name on it. Here is who we are.

To secure and protect the political, cultural, and economic independence of the nation of Texas.

  • Daniel Miller

    Founder and President

  • Cara Miller

    Director of Operations

  • David Breunig

    Director of Organizational Development

  • Angela Wetuski

    Deputy Director of Organizational Development

  • Lori Breunig

    Director of Fundraising

  • Dr. Mack Dunkin

    Director of Political Engagement

  • Chris Breaux

    Director of Legislative Engagement

  • Phil Birkelbach

    Regional Director, Metro

  • Katie Garcia

    Regional Director, East

  • Kenneth Kasper

    Regional Director, West

Texas independence made the cover of Newsweek.

From there to Fox News, CNN, the BBC, NPR, and The Guardian, the case for Texas independence is covered across the spectrum and around the world.

Newsweek cover, the February 2 to 9, 2024 issue: TEXIT, Can the Lone Star State Go It Alone?
Newsweek · February 2–9, 2024

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The cover of The Texian Manifesto.

The Texian Manifesto

Doctrine

Who we are as a people, what we are walking through, and how the work proceeds. The third leg of the doctrinal trio, alongside the Mission and the 12 Principles. Read it word for word.

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A retired teacher in Canton, an Army veteran in Corpus Christi, a nurse, a grandfather in Houston. Hundreds of thousands of Texans who decided Texas should answer to Texans.

Deborah C.

As an Army veteran, I didn't serve all those years to live under the tyranny I fought against. TNM is on the frontline defending our freedoms.

Deborah C.Corpus Christi, Texas
  • Sanna T.
  • Hutch H.
  • Christina Z.
  • Stacey P.
  • James G.
  • Susan W.
  • Wade Z.
  • Dean R.
  • Regina R.
  • Sheryl M.

and hundreds of thousands more Texans on the record.

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What this week means for Texas, and what to do about it.

Every week, Daniel Miller picks the two or three stories that actually moved Texas independence, tells you what they mean, and names one thing you can do about it. Short enough to finish in one sitting. No press releases, no filler. Add your name.

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The Alamo at dusk, the Texas flag flying.

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