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Proposed Change to Quorum Requirements Hits Potential Snag in Senate
A lone Republican, State Sen. Robert Nichols, joined Democrats to vote against the bill.
87th Session Autopsy Reports, State
Autopsy Report: The Legislative Saga Surrounding Gender Modification Bills
The Legislature ultimately failed to address the issue.
Did Lawmakers Really ‘Run Out of Time’?
They had 140 total days. They were reluctant to bring up the Governor’s Emergency Items in the first 60 days, including two that ended up failing by the end of the legislative session.
87th Legislative Session: An Overview
The 140 days of the legislative session have concluded. What did—and did not—get accomplished?
House Republicans Voice Support for Special Session
Texas House Freedom Caucus and others agree with Lt. Gov. Patrick regarding the need to address conservative legislative priorities.
House Set to Hear Senate Version of ‘Pandemic Liability Protection Act’
The bill still includes provisions that some say essentially codify federal health guidelines.
House Passes Bill to Stop Corporate Gun Boycotts
A legislative priority of Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, the bill is an attempt to address the continued discriminatory practices of the Obama administration’s Operation Choke Point.
Constitutional Carry Gets Approval in Texas Senate
Ultimately, the measure passed by a vote of 18 in favor and 13 in opposition after being amended several times, altering the House’s approved version.
Where Priorities Stand With Nearly 1 Month Left in Session
This is the phase of the legislative session where almost anything can happen—but almost assuredly, very little will.