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Bill directory
Open a Legislature to browse its House, Senate and joint measures by bill type before drilling into individual bill histories. Regular and called sessions are labeled on each bill result.
12,786 bills
Relating to the authority of certain persons to bring an action for declaratory judgment under the open meetings law or public information law regarding compliance or action by a governmental body.
Relating to the authority of an appellate court to issue temporary orders in connection with an interlocutory appeal.
Relating to the curriculum requirements for high school students in public schools.
Relating to maintaining certain voter registration information and reviewing ballots voted by mail; creating criminal offenses.
Relating to a limit on municipal and county expenditures.
Relating to prohibiting an increase in the rent of a tenant residing in a development supported with a low income housing tax credit allocation.
Relating to studies on the allocation and use of buildings and facilities owned, leased, or otherwise occupied by this state.
Relating to the collection and publication of affordable housing information by certain municipalities and the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs.
Relating to establishment of the disaster identification system for a declared state of disaster.
Relating to the intake and disposition records of animal shelters and releasing agencies.
Relating to measures to ensure the safety and welfare of the border region of this state, including protection from ongoing criminal activity and public health threats and the establishment of the Border Protection Unit; creating a criminal offense; creating a civil penalty.
Relating to the use by a political subdivision of public funds for lobbying and certain other activities.
Relating to the redesignation of the State Water Implementation Fund for Texas Advisory Committee as the Texas Water Fund Advisory Committee, the abolition of the Texas Infrastructure Resiliency Fund Advisory Committee, and the composition and functions of the Texas Water Fund Advisory Committee.
Relating to requiring a national instant criminal background check in connection with private firearm transfers; creating a criminal offense.
Relating to criminal offenses applicable to and authorized uses of gambling devices, including eight-liners.
Relating to a provision in a school district's student code of conduct prohibiting the wearing of clothing or displaying of items indicating membership in or support of certain organizations.
Relating to immunization requirements.
Relating to preferential voting in runoff elections for certain voters voting by mail.
Relating to phasing out the tax reduction for certain high-cost gas.
Relating to a requirement that the ballot for an election to amend the state constitution include an estimate of the cost to the state of the proposed amendment.
Relating to the limitations on increases in the appraised value of certain property for ad valorem tax purposes.
Relating to the repeal of certain requirements regarding diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives at public institutions of higher education.
Relating to housing and placement of inmates and children according to biological sex.
Relating to requiring an occupational license to practice magnetic resonance imaging physics.
Reference notes
The bill directory normalizes legislative records for search and navigation. Individual bill pages preserve their own current status, official action history, source links and synchronization context. A filter or search view does not create a separate factual record.
Directory source hierarchy reviewed August 11, 2026. Each bill’s official action and synchronization dates control its time-sensitive status.