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Abbott Expands Texas Agenda In Second Special Session: No Same-Day Voting, New Police Funding Plans
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott expanded the agenda for the state’s second special legislative session, adding measures to ban same-day voter registration and restructure law enforcement funding. The announcement published in an August 25 press release from Abbott’s office comes as lawmakers continue tackling priorities from the original session agenda.
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Most of Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s priorities await passage in session dominated by redistricting
With less than three weeks to go before the second special legislative session ends, Gov. Greg Abbott is still waiting for nearly all of his priorities to land on his desk. The first one to hit will ...
Exactly a week ago, Texas House Democrats returned to the state after fleeing to prevent Republicans from voting on President ...
The new special session started Friday with threats to House Democrats, who have signaled their intention to return to Texas ...
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Texas special session: Filibuster threat, tense committee hearings cap off big week
The Texas special session continues with the Senate taking up congressional redistricting and the House discussed ivermectin, abortion pills and bathroom access.
All of the proposals were passed by the Texas Senate during the previous special session, although they did not reach the ...
House Bill 7 is part of a larger effort by Republicans to stop the flow of abortion pills into Texas from out-of-state ...
Multiple sources say Texas House Democrats who left the state to prevent a vote on new congressional maps will return to ...
Abbott called a second special session after the House again failed to reach a quorum amid a Democratic walkout over a ...
Governor Abbott adds three items to Texas's special session agenda, including lawmaker discipline, Ivermectin access, and ...
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