Tepper’s bill allowing concealed handguns at polling places
Died in committeeInitial reviewDetails · HB 1794
License holders carry at the polls. No other banned weapons.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
41 filed
License holders carry at the polls. No other banned weapons.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
75 jobs and $200M in the largest counties. 10 jobs and $20M in counties under 100,000.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
Records on miscarriage and abortion get state and HIPAA privacy standards.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
Prescribers must also consider chiropractic and physical therapy. Opioid-based addiction treatment is exempt.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
One ounce or less is no longer an offense. Paraphernalia offense repealed.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
More than one death makes it a first-degree felony.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
Continuing education on spotting and helping victims, for every license holder.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
DSHS writes it and reviews it at least every five years.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
It makes recommendations. The usual rule on when advisory committees end doesn’t apply.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
Age 16, instead of waiting until after 17.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
Under 25 only. Agencies must have a data-sharing agreement by March 1, 2026.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
The corporate recall ban now covers petition work. Cities must check petitions within 30 days.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
Treatment covered up to 250 percent of the federal poverty level.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
Grants for county fairs and rodeos, a seven-member governor-appointed board, paid staff.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
Voters mail the ballot back without paying postage.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
No blocking accessory dwelling units over parking, lot size or special fees.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
Trafficking signs and training for tattoo and piercing studios, too.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
DPS marks the license or ID when a court sends the order.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
The dental director has to be a dentist. Licensed, even.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
Adds missed police kit pickups to reports. The statewide report goes online.
Corrected Oct 31, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
Section 43.24(c) goes. Conduct before September 1, 2025 keeps the old law.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
A student gets a seat. Not a vote.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
Higher fines, and a higher range if you ignored the flagger.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
Off-label is not a valid reason to refuse a prescription.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
Up $1,340 from $6,160. The yearly inflation bump? Any budget can trim it to the $7,500 floor.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
The “certain entities” are industrial uniform and linen rental companies. Lower rate starts January 1, 2027.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
TCEQ can require new plans from plants approved but not yet built.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
Web posting isn’t enough. A summary runs in print by August 7.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
The district must take the owner’s private appraisal as the taxable value.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
Threats count, and AI-made fakes too.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
Private process servers can serve temporary guardianship papers.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
More than one death in the same transaction.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
The statement of intent calls them “proven to enhance student safety.” Citations come from the footage.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
Banned: cash “without regard to the individual’s circumstances.” A need-based program could argue its way out.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
Monitor, object, request hearings on HMO, PPO and EPO networks.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
Several Texas laws get rewritten.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
Plus 15 if extended. Receipts required for every claimed cost.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
The statement of intent cites “speed and efficiency.” Investigators seek tracking access without borrowing other agencies’ officers.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
Filed Jan 8, 2025
Derived stock: 41 measures filed January 8, 2025 in 89R. 39 bills and joint resolutions, 2 other resolutions. Snapshot Nov 1, 2026 at 3:10 PM CST.
Counts come from the stored Texas Legislative Council bill records. Grades, headlines and charges follow the published record.
Headline, summary and grade are analysis of the bill text, not a finding about any person.