It is unclear whether the Texas Legislature will return for additional special legislative sessions to address issues left on the table.
Jeramy Kitchen
Legislature Gives Last-Minute Property Tax Relief Trinket After Negotiations Break Down
In a last-ditch effort, lawmakers filed and considered a proposed constitutional amendment that would do next to nothing to tackle the ever-growing property tax burden put upon Texas taxpayers.
House Blocks Attempt to Address Skyrocketing Tuition and Fees for Higher Education
Republican State Rep. Matt Schaefer (Tyler) unsuccessfully attempted to amend legislation issuing billions of dollars more to universities and colleges with a measure that would also slow the increase of tuition.
Crowded Field to Replace Larson for San Antonio-Area House Seat Emerges
Shortly after Larson announced he would not seek re-election, four candidates announced they are vying for the Republican nomination in the 2022 primary election.
Patrick Requests Consideration of Tuition Revenue Bonds on Special Session Agenda
He chose not to prioritize such legislation in 2019, and critics of TRBs chide the non-transparent way additional debt obligations are authorized.
House Approves New District Maps After Contentious Debate
Passed with bipartisan support and works to shore up incumbent lawmakers, while only targeting a few.
Where Priorities Stand With 1 Week Left in Third Special Session
No items on Gov. Abbott’s agenda have made it through the entirety of the legislative process.
Trump Accuses Phelan of Blocking Election Audit Legislation
Accuses him of being another Mitch McConnell and weak RINO.
Conservative Groups Implore House Republicans to Save Tarrant County House District
The House is set to consider the proposed district boundaries on Tuesday, October 12.
Texas GOP Pens Open Letter to Gov. Abbott
The letter asks him to support medical freedom and personal responsibility.