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Rally Day

TAB Rally Day: February 23, 2027

The next biennial TAB Rally Day is on February 23, 2027, early in the 90th Texas legislative session. 

TAB’s Rally Day is an advocacy event hosted at the Texas State Capitol every odd-numbered year. Rally Day is a valuable opportunity for association members to visit Austin, Texas and to talk with their local legislators and key policy staff face-to-face. TAB will provide briefing materials on legislative issues and pending legislation that is important to the Texas residential construction, remodeling and development industry.

This is one of the most popular TAB events as it is an optimal time to get in front of your local legislators for a face-to-face meeting to discuss legislation that is effecting the residential building industry. View photos from the 2023 and 2025 Rally Day events.

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Why Attend Rally Day?

Your attendance is important. By attending Rally Day, you serve as the strongest representation of the Texas residential construction, remodeling and development industry.
►  Meet with your elected officials and their leading policy staff
►  Be the face of the Texas homebuilding industry
►  Share your knowledge of the industry in order to protect it
►  Learn about legislative policy proposals that may impact the industry
►  Collaborate and network with other industry leaders

 

Rally Day is FREE to attend.

Please contact your local home builders association for information on your HBA’s plans to attend future Rally Days.

2027 Rally Day Sponsors

(as of 10-21-26)

Capitol Champions
Atmos logo
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StrucSure Home Warranty Logo
Legislative Leader

McCoy's Building Supply

We invite you to partner with TAB in advancing policies that support
housing attainability and a strong residential construction industry in
Texas. Your sponsorship helps strengthen our collective voice.
Call or Email Angelica B. Stehling, CMP, VP, Events & Partnerships
512-476-6346 or Angelica@TexasBuilders.org.

Rally Day: Building the Future of Texas



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