The Texas State Conference of NAACP Branches opposes the proposal presented by the Texas Attorney General’s Office because it does not address the letter or spirit of the Voting Rights Act.  The Voting Rights Act was created to ensure that all citizens would be able to select their choices for representation at the local, state, and national levels.  The proposal of the Texas Attorney General damages the ability of communities of interest, both geographical and ethnic, to pick the candidates of their choice to represent the interests of the communities in which they live and work.

The whole press release can be found here
This is the Joint Advisory filed by Texas NAACP Plaintiffs, Quesada Plaintiffs, Rodriguez  Plaintiffs, Davis Plaintiffs, LULAC Plaintiffs and African American Congressional Plaintiffs: Joint Advisory