Only State Rep. Jonathan Stickland (R–Bedford) registered his opposition to the budget-busting bill.
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Legislature Sends Property Tax Relief and Reform to Governor’s Desk
With both chambers giving their stamp of approval to both pieces of legislation, the bills now head to a vocally supportive Gov. Greg Abbott.
Compromise Announced on School Spending and Property Tax Relief
Texas’ “Big Three” statewide leaders announced Thursday a compromise deal to increase taxpayers’ property tax relief to roughly half of the state’s $10 billion surplus.
Texas Craft Brewers Could Soon Sell Beer-To-Go
“For the first time in Texas, you will be able to take a little bit of your favorite craft beer home to share with friends.”
After Killing Ban, House Approves Disclosure on Taxpayer-Funded Lobbying
The move comes after the Texas House voted down a ban on taxpayer-funded lobbying 58-85.
Controversial “Mental Health” Legislation Killed in Texas House, Resurrected Hours Later
A point of order by State Rep. Jonathan Stickland seemingly ended debate on the controversial issue before being tacked onto another bill.
Texas House Lawmakers Vote Down Taxpayer-Funded Lobbying Ban
Despite Middleton’s decision to compromise with establishment lawmakers and weaken the bill to try and keep it alive, the bill was still rejected.
Election Integrity Efforts Die in Texas House
The marquee election reform bill is notably absent from the House’s final calendar.
Bills Are Dying in House Calendars
With just days left in the session, the time for the Calendars Committee to act is narrowing.
Taxpayer-Funded Lobbying Ban Removed from Calendar in Texas House
Scheduled to be heard by the House on Friday, it was pulled down shortly after the body gaveled in.