special districts must post election info online
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Dates, offices and filing periods, 150 days before election day.
Filed Mar 10, 2025
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Dates, offices and filing periods, 150 days before election day.
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Neches River watershed in 17 East Texas counties replaces 1935 and 1977 references.
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Same county, within five miles of an airport they serve.
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Suppliers could discount bars and retailers as much as they like.
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Report goes to the city and the comptroller.
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Full homes, or a history of severe or violent behavior.
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They or their estate can sue for it, plus attorney’s fees and punitive damages.
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DROP assets and debts get tracked separately by the actuary.
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May becomes must. The state comptroller gets skipped, and a late company pays 10% a day!
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Onto the regional list, ready to hear cases.
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Grant-funded research and help with grant applications fall outside Section 51.3525(b)(1).
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The program runs until age 25.
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Countywide polling places at each precinct, instead of closing precinct ones.
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Any intentional hindering counts, no threat needed. Effective date? September 1, 2024, already past!
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False claims, kickbacks and managed care failures, reworded.
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Before, the phone utility paid. Now it’s city right-of-way fees, for cable lines too.
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A local legislator asks, the agency holds a meeting in that county.
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Not just cities and counties anymore.
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Only cities described by Section 1502.070(a)(2)(B). The utility board decides, and nothing requires it to help.
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Two years after the claim is paid to get it back.
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Caption: school personnel. Bill: the student’s name, age, grade and school also go to the service center.
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State-set pay, and generally no private law practice.
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Recall the board member, then sue the association in justice of the peace court.
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The grant covers master certificates earned after the effective date. Existing certificate holders are left out.
Corrected Nov 1, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
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Independent mediation for dismissals goes away.
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This bill has not been graded yet. The headline above is the state's caption.
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Baccalaureate and master licenses, via the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council.
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Any court in the county they serve.
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After a public hearing.
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Any city or county gets up to $10M too.
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Applying or renewing, unless an exception applies.
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Price-fixing or monopolizing that hurt a person or government body.
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A new relicensing exception limits the board’s duty to revoke licenses after another state’s revocation.
Corrected Nov 1, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
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Prosecutors get fast-track appeals. No findings in time? The order is presumed baseless.
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New rule for when the registrar mails one.
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The education commissioner publishes them.
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Good-faith reports of safety problems or violations of law.
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72 hours of backup power by 2026. Three one-year extensions later, it’s 2029.
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Grant money is for the training only, starting the 2025-2026 school year.
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Over 70,000 people, two counties, 90% in one over 800,000, the rest in one over 4M.
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Up from a Class A misdemeanor. Same conduct, felony punishment, starting September 1, 2025.
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The state-run program ends.
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Caps still run $50,000 to $300,000 by employer size.
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Posted on a public website.
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Paid in full, new lease with the same landlord, no default.
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Green card holders are exempt, “including an individual who is a citizen of a foreign country.”
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Vacancies go to an election by the 18th month. Taxpayers can sue, immunity waived.
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Institutions listed in Section 63.101 of the Education Code.
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Count by January 1, 2026. Repeal by July 1, 2026.
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Proof: a complaint, a court order or a Federal Trade Commission report.
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County courts can also dismiss cases or send them back.
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The topic: the comptroller’s school district property value study.
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Government service contracts can do the same.
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Average or median, on every transcript.
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Subsections (d), (e) and (f) go too.
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The Railroad Commission writes the rules and assesses penalties.
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Exception: a “site-to-site virtual private network.” Over the Internet? The text doesn’t say.
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Spurs reach Barton, San Marcos, Comal and San Antonio Springs.
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Coastal fisheries only: hatcheries, habitat, angler access, license buybacks.
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No public money for anyone else doing it either.
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Local money can’t fund child care, food or lodging for anything Texas law bans. No trip needed.
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Used mainly for the food bank’s purposes.
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Eligibility for certain veteran plates is enough.
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Plus how to file a consumer complaint.
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Sworn form, sheriff’s fee, squatter out. Wrongly removed? Sue for triple fair-market rent.
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Over 90,000 people, a Gulf bay, the Guadalupe River. Up to 7%, some for the airport.
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May include becomes must include.
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Updates the training every six years. First review due March 1, 2026.
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Withholding on a past ruling? Name the ruling.
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Searchable or sortable, in software the government already uses.
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Article 1 “takes effect January 1, 2027.” That’s after the November 3, 2026 election.
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Any part that makes a gun fire automatically with one trigger pull.
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Companies pay annually for permits and get protection for unauthorized disclosure of data held by public entities.
Corrected Nov 1, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
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Due to the attorney general by October 1. Posted online.
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Six percent drops to three percent.
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8-member board, 11-member committee, optional advisory committee. It fills only with transfers, appropriations, gifts and interest.
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Caption: property interests. Bill: house-share rules, plus a religious exemption dropped on 25-acre-plus parcels.
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Report due September 1, 2026. No rules, no penalties, no programs.
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Both the state child protective agency and law enforcement get it.
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Three named videos, shown if publicly available. Lessons include that life begins at fertilization.
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Up to $10,000 for each hour of blockage.
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Peace officers, subpoena power, 24-hour reporting. After an abuse claim, a parent can demand a transfer.
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Counties with at least 3.3 million residents must fund raises without budget offsets.
Corrected Nov 1, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
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Over a year, plus a lien, a land tie or transfer without consent.
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Six hours to start, three to be reappointed.
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A credible witness or a current government photo ID counts.
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Schools, polling places, courts, bars, hospitals. Concealed or holstered.
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Sellers must warn that access to purchased films, shows and games may expire.
Corrected Nov 1, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
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City and school board candidates run under a party label in November.
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One employee breaks the policy, the attorney general can sue. Immunity waived.
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Name, photo, and month and year of birth.
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The only action is the study. Real policy waits on a report due October 1, 2026.
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Majority owned by citizens of a listed country? Off limits. The list grows without the Legislature acting.
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A year with inflation means a higher rate. More revenue, still called no new revenue!
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Parents of special education students get crisis intervention training.
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All of it goes to the Texas mobility fund.
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Down from 10 percent. Appraised values fall when the market does.
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Only for districts that don’t pay recapture.
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Optional. Customers choose to turn it on.
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The city or county posts it. Enforcement? The attorney general sues the city or county.
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The Washington-on-the-Brazos Historical Foundation gets state-money deals and fees. Donor names stay confidential.
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Capped at 10 physicians, within 100 kilometers of the border river.
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Voters pick, instead of the governor.
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Defendants get to tell the jury. Blocked? Mistrial.
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Neutral answers to a student’s question appear covered. Penalty: firing, a Class A misdemeanor, parent lawsuits.
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Chapter 782 goes. The bill doesn’t say what it did.
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Chapter 2060 of the Government Code goes away.
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Every transfer from Texas to a foreign country. 25 percent!
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Covers a permanent job move or 90 straight days on a disaster.
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$50,000 per person, $100,000 per collision, $40,000 for property.
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Chapters 808, 809, 2271 and 2274, gone. Listed companies can get state contracts again.
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Up from $1,000. Trained civilians can work minor crashes.
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Peace officers and telecommunicators already get paid leave after a traumatic event.
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Markers go up from Loop 323 to the western county line.
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The stretch runs from Church Street in Flint to County Road 150.
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Charities may divert county and city prize-fee money to it. Plus a tax exemption.
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The trigger drops from seven voters to one, plus each voter’s name and address.
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Unless the attorney general brings the suit.
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They can do the same post-fire demolition and skip every contract, filing and deceptive-practice rule.
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Covers delegation to non-physician providers too.
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A mailed warning at least 60 days out.
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As long as a licensed originator does all the origination work.
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Nonresidential changes keep the 20 percent, three-fourths vote rule.
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No reply to the mailed notice? Find the owner, deliver in person.
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Mow, bale, shred or hoe. None of it, on the right-of-way.
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Workers flag threats to plant reliability. ERCOT runs the inspections.
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Matches the Social Security raise. Fund not sound or money short? Smaller raise, or none.
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The one exception: when the camera law already allows release.
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Sale ban and printer offenses start in 2025. Builders wait until 2027. Fee: no amount stated.
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The local ban on their pay is repealed, from September 1, 2025.
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The statement of intent calls the waivers “essential to allow spaceflight companies to pursue innovation.”
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County commissioners courts lose the say. Local boards lose the resolution option.
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Recommendations due December 1, 2026. Any policy change waits on them. Non-state members get per diem.
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A weight permit plus up to 12 feet wide or 110 feet long.
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Subchapter R joins the list. The older Subchapter C reference goes.
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It covers what an authority “may only adopt” and never plainly orders existing systems replaced.
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Only three sexual offense sections count. Break the rules, owe the applicant $500 plus attorney’s fees.
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The 1.3 million cutoff disappears. Vendor structures can come down 24 hours after a warning.
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Unlisted project types, like (i)(b), never have to show they wouldn’t have come to Texas anyway.
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Also: staff purchase limit goes from $100K to $500K, and closed security meetings need no record.
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Providers must obtain consent and explain that patients may decline the added screening.
Corrected Nov 1, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
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Due 15 days before school starts. It sets daily pay for docked leave.
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Meets the 11-month billing deadline in personal injury claims.
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One time, for listed cancers, heart attacks or strokes within three years.
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Caption: first-generation students. Bill: offices must act “deliberately or intentionally” to be caught.
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Counties of 75,000 to 90,000, next to the one with a 20,000-acre federally created planned community.
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Unless the school says yes in writing.
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State hotel and mixed-drink tax growth, up to 30 years. Which county? See Section 352.002(i).
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No livestreams when victims of sexual or family violence offenses are involved.
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Win, two years past judgment. Lose, it expires on judgment day.
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The 508th District starts September 30, 2027, after the next general election.
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Home addresses, phone numbers and family information stay out.
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The 800,000-population minimum goes. Edwards Aquifer and Hill Country counties qualify.
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Capped at $10 or five percent, whichever is less.
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The word public is gone, so privately owned portraits or plaques can count.
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Paid fantasy league prizes count under the gambling offenses.
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90 days plus extensions. Receiver hires, fires, skips bidding, and sends the contractor the bill.
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The department can replace a contractor without competitive bidding after a termination.
Corrected Nov 1, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
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Quality improvement plans and financial interventions, if contractors fall short.
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Help still required. The next summer or school year language goes.
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Bars local health and safety requirements stricter than state rules for covered homes.
Corrected Nov 1, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
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Two versions of the law merge into one.
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Caption: school districts. Bill: any recognized school. Oral notice in 24 hours, written in seven days.
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Colleges can pay their own athletes. Association rules and court orders win any conflict.
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Every applicant sees the box. DPS keeps a cut and writes the grant rules itself.
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Coastal, 5,000 people or less, with a state highway ferry. Voters must approve. Ends in 2035.
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City must be under 150,000 with a spaceport. And no local government may regulate space flight.
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End-of-course exams give way to tests like the Iowa Assessments. Starts with the 2027-2028 school year.
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Hour-for-hour comp time when a holiday falls on a weekend.
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Approved alternative programs get per-student money. $10M cap per cycle.
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Young adults can run public fireworks shows.
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Memorial Day weekend, mid-April and early May join summer and New Year’s.
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Credits cap at $10M per two-year budget. The workforce commission certifies who qualifies.
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About 40 specialty titles too. Fines run up to $1K a day per violation.
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Approved course plus a commission exam. The law starts in 2025, the requirement in 2027.
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Orders to move, or a deployment of 90 days or more.
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The exception: anything “reasonably related to the duties and functions of the agency.” Little actually stops.
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Solve rates reported yearly. Getting a grant can’t cost an agency other funding.
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Struck: “The summary is available to the public on request.” The caption never mentions it.
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Client chasing goes digital. Same offense as the phone call.
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Digital asset service providers lose the auditing side.
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Even back taxes from a wrongly granted homestead exemption.
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Written notice must state the belief and the specific reason.
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District misses a deadline? Automatic appeal.
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A new category joins the list of charities skipping property taxes.
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On top of other leave. No paperwork demanded.
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Pastured poultry and rotational grazing count. The comptroller writes guidelines for tracts under 10 acres.
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Establishments and schools both need one before relocating.
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The deadline becomes 48 days before election day. Delay provisions and software checks apply.
Corrected Nov 1, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
Filed Mar 10, 2025
No dismissal deadline when the child has gone missing from care.
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State match up to $3,600 per child, if lawmakers fund it. Credits capped at $25M a year.
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Including campus residents with nowhere to go between terms.
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Down from 3.3, with no early retirement. The pension board gains two outside appointees.
Filed Mar 10, 2025
The bill deletes the provision allowing utilities to recover reasonable appeal expenses.
Corrected Nov 1, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
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Rates, operations and service for customers beyond city lines.
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Caption: “a portion of the Edwards Aquifer.” Bill: Medina County, and only Medina County.
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Cutoff moves from 14 percent to 16 percent.
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Same rules county and district clerks follow for held money.
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Caption: “certain firearm owners.” Bill: nearly all. Repeat violators can be barred from possessing one!
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Most of it starts in 2025. Registration waits until after the 2026 election.
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The bill sets worker checks, an annual fee and limits on local regulation.
Corrected Nov 1, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
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Filled from the Texas Food and Fuel Association’s own list. Nonvoting, so conflict-of-interest bars don’t apply!
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Platforms must keep real-time access open. Parents can grant it, and so can the kid.
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Changes the program that lets any voter vote at any county site.
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Locals first, Texas residents next, out-of-state students last. Last in line, but they pay no more.
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Co-ops and city utilities included. Anyone can complain, and the attorney general can sue.
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Power plants and transmission companies practice for a physical attack.
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Born captive, permitted, ear-tattooed. The breeder’s, not the state’s.
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County and district attorneys, all of them.
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Remote members count toward a quorum and vote on anything.
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At all times, if the sheriff, constable or chief says so.
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Fire code work, yes. Traffic laws only when tied to fire code work.
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The department used to set it. Manufacturers pay $10K per location.
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Must becomes may.
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Vapes get taxed. Unpackaged products count as a package.
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The 1953 tract gets valued. Then the state negotiates away its take-back right.
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The permanent university fund follows the state agency rules now.
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Only for the 2026 and 2027 award cycles.
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Biggest city in a border county over 800,000. Hearing first, then the commission must grant it.
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A second probate court in 2026, an eleventh county court at law in 2027.
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Who fits? A city with over 70 percent of a 1.5M-plus county, or 2M-plus people.
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Its only name is “334.0082(a)(2), Local Government Code” and it joins 64 others.
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Welding and plumbing count. The $5M yearly cap stays, and the outcomes bonuses are repealed.
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Delivered, accepted, under warranty? The reserved funds can’t be held.
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The bar is just $400,000 in revenue or value. Penalties up to $30M!
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Base fine stays $50 to $200 at railroad crossings.
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It advises the Medical Board and sets fees. Licenses required starting September 1, 2026.
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Service needed drops from 96 months to 72 months.
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Hazard lights on? Treat it like a stopped tow truck.
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The department studies the grants’ effect on pet sterilization. Report due September 1, 2026.
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More time for the Texas Groundwater Protection Committee.
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Plus a groundwater management area with no district inside the county. Very few qualify.
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A landfarm application runs $500. The old $300 surface water discharge fee is dropped.
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Any business holding personal data it didn’t get from you.
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Nothing changes for patients. Report due December 1, 2026, task force gone September 1, 2027.
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A signed affidavit skips the shots. Schools can’t override it.
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The 15-member board goes. The principal city’s member gets three votes.
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Skip the 45-day notice, go unreviewed, no penalty. Attorney general misses the deadline? Deemed approved.
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Caption: critical designation. Bill: those facilities can join paid demand-reduction programs, rules by February 1, 2026.
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Helped write the water plan? No reservoir construction work for you.
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Out of the state water plan for good, even if a regional plan still lists it.
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Council members and commissioners inspect and copy at no charge.
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Oyster penalties, now in two tiers.
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Video hearings get checked. Appointed lawyers get travel to distant jails paid.
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Plan due 2026. Poles get 20 years. A tree trim you request gets 30 days!
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Derived stock: 278 measures filed March 10, 2025 in 89R. 251 bills and joint resolutions, 27 other resolutions. Snapshot Nov 1, 2026 at 6:27 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.