Texas lawmakers jumpstart 2025 session by filing bills on abortion, education and property taxes
The Legislature meets biennially, meaning lawmakers have had a full year to brainstorm ideas for new legislation. Only a few hundred bills are passed each year by both the GOP-led House and Senate, meaning the vast majority of bills filed Tuesday will ultimately fall by the wayside.
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Texas lawmakers target property taxes, abortion and gender transition care in first bills for the 2025 sessionLawmakers in the Texas House and Senate filed more than a thousand pieces of legislation Tuesday, offering an early look at ...
Texas House Republican Brian Harrison said the proposal would "ensure our U.S. Senators serve the best interest of the State ...
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Republicans add to their majorities in the Texas House and SenateHouse members and visitors listen to impeachment proceedings against state Attorney General Ken Paxton in the House ...
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has pledged to pass legislation in 2025 that would mandate the placement of the Ten Commandments in ...
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After Republicans swept many state legislative seats on Election Day, Gov. Greg Abbott said he had more than enough votes to ...
In Monday's hearing, the lawmakers will analyze faculty senates, "expose" DEI in workforce curriculum and improve K-12 ...
Take an in-depth look at the pieces of legislation filed this week by lawmakers in the Texas House and Senate.
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