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Bill directory
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12,786 bills
Relating to political advertising distributed or broadcast as part of a mass text message campaign and civil penalties for required disclosures on certain political advertising.
Relating to the regulation of certain firearm transfers, to the unlawful possession or acquisition of a firearm or ammunition, and to reports of lost or stolen firearms; creating criminal offenses.
Relating to the remote participation of certain persons in a proceeding for the issuance or modification of a protective order.
Relating to requiring the denial of bail to a person accused of committing certain trafficking or sexual offenses against a child while released on bail for committing a similar offense.
Congratulating Shirley Ison-Newsome on her receipt of the 2025 Living Legend Award from the Texas Alliance of Black School Educators.
Relating to the installation and repair of critical electric grid equipment purchased from certain companies and nonprofit organizations.
In memory of Shelly Cantu-Valdez.
Relating to the authority of the governor and the legislature regarding declared states of disaster.
Relating to the establishment of a grant program to support the elimination of illegally disposed of scrap tires.
Relating to continuing education requirements for certain physicians regarding adoption.
Relating to the repeal of the exception to the offense of unlawfully prohibiting an employee from voting.
Relating to appeals to justice courts of certain appraisal review board orders.
Relating to the reimbursement of state employees for groceries consumed while traveling on official state business.
Relating to a study on the prevalence and tracking of heat-related deaths in this state.
Relating to a certificate of public convenience and necessity to provide water or sewer service in an area incorporated or annexed by a municipality.
Relating to a defense to prosecution and the dismissal of a charge for the criminal offense of driving with an expired license.
Relating to the prioritization of awarding grants and loans from the Texas Energy Fund for certain electric generating facilities.
Relating to local school health advisory councils and instruction regarding human sexuality, sexual orientation, and gender identity provided by public schools.
Relating to the process of canvassing elections.
Rescinding the automatic rescission of certain applications made by the Texas Legislature to the United States Congress to call a national convention under Article V of the United States Constitution for proposing any amendment to that constitution.
Relating to the issuance by the Texas Medical Board of certain licenses to practice medicine and the authority of an insured to select certain license holders under the insured's health policy; requiring an occupational license; authorizing fees.
Relating to bill payment assistance programs for utility customers offered by certain municipalities.
Relating to authorization and reimbursement for certain examination fee subsidies paid for public school teachers and students.
Relating to allowing a bicyclist to treat certain traffic-control devices as a yield sign.
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.