Bills and joint resolutions where they're the main author, since 2023. Laws first, then the ones that got furthest.
Wrote
12 bills
Became law
4 became law. Another 4 passed the House or Senate but didn't.
Introduced Mar 13, 2025HB 4996: Relating to increasing the criminal penalty for the offense of refusal to execute the release of a fraudulent lien or claim.
Became law
Introduced Mar 10, 2025HB 4145: Relating to the timely billing of health care services related to a personal injury claim.
Became law
Introduced Feb 28, 2025HB 3516: Relating to the availability of certain working papers and electronic communications of certain administrative law judges and technical examiners under the public information law.
Became law
Introduced Jan 15, 2025HB 1871: Relating to the punishment for the criminal offense of attempted capital murder of a peace officer; increasing a criminal penalty; changing eligibility for parole and mandatory supervision.
Became law
Introduced Mar 14, 2025HB 5489: Relating to a temporary moratorium on the imposition of an impact fee.
Passed the House
Introduced Mar 7, 2025HB 4021: Relating to the declaration of an oil or gas emergency by the Railroad Commission of Texas and the liability of a person for assistance, advice, or resources provided in relation to an oil or gas emergency.
Passed the House
Introduced Mar 4, 2025HB 3701: Relating to the authority of the board of regents of The Texas A&M University System to construct, acquire, improve, extend, and equip utility systems located on university system property.
Passed the House
Introduced Feb 28, 2025HB 3506: Relating to the withdrawal of the State of Texas from the Interstate Mining Compact.
Passed the House
Introduced Jul 18, 2025HB 123: Relating to expenditures for lobbying activities made by certain entities.
Introduced
Introduced Mar 13, 2025HB 5036: Relating to arbitration of certain out-of-network health benefit claims.
Introduced
Introduced Mar 5, 2025HB 3791: Relating to the time frame required for excavation notification.
Introduced
Introduced Mar 5, 2025HB 3827: Relating to unlawful solicitation and distribution of a voter registration application; creating a criminal offense.
Final votes on bills that passed either chamber of the Texas legislature, since 2025. Votes on amendments, committees, and procedure are left out.
Votes shown
1,793 votes on bills that passed at least one chamber.
Attendance
Didn't vote on 13 of 1,793 votes (less than 1%). Some of these may be excused absences, approved by the House ahead of time. The vote records we use don't say which.
By topicAcademic and Career-Oriented Education7 votes
Agriculture and Livestock21 votes
Appropriations7 votes
Border Security4 votes
Business and Commerce82 votes
Congressional Redistricting, Select1 vote
Corrections22 votes
County and Regional Government36 votes
Courts and Civil Law (Judiciary and Civil Jurisprudence)76 votes
Courts and Civil Law (Jurisprudence)19 votes
Criminal Justice80 votes
Criminal Law (Criminal Jurisprudence)57 votes
Culture, Recreation and Tourism22 votes
Defense and Veterans' Affairs17 votes
Dis Prev and Women's and Children's Health16 votes
Disaster Preparedness and Flooding13 votes
Disaster Preparedness and Flooding, Select1 vote
Economic Development16 votes
Education K-1654 votes
Elections23 votes
Energy Resources18 votes
Environmental Regulation22 votes
Family and Fiduciary Relationships41 votes
Finance4 votes
Government Efficiency67 votes
Health and Human Services59 votes
Higher Education50 votes
Homeland Security, Public Safety and Veterans' Affairs55 votes
Human Services55 votes
Insurance37 votes
Intergovernmental Affairs39 votes
International Relations1 vote
Juvenile Justice11 votes
Land and Resource Management20 votes
Licensing and Administrative Procedures37 votes
Local Government53 votes
Natural Resources58 votes
Pensions, Investments and Financial Services43 votes