Sen. Kelly Hancock • District 9 Sen. Kelly Hancock • District 9[/caption]

Sen. Kelly Hancock • District 9

Recent activity:
• SB 9, authored by Kelly, was approved by the Senate and is now being discussed by the House. The bill would tie the growth of the budget to population and inflation increases

• Hancock voted against SB 106, which decriminalizes the crime of failure to attend school, also known as truancy

R-North Richland Hills
Elected: 2012
512-463-0109
[email protected]

 




Sen. Konni Burton • District 10 Sen. Konni Burton • District 10[/caption]

Sen. Konni Burton • District 10

Recent activity:
• Burton’s SB 1864 was approved 7-0 by the Senate Criminal Justice Committee. As proposed the bill would amend current laws and require law enforcement officers to obtain a search warrant in order to search a mobile phone, smartphone or other wireless communication devices

R-Colleyville
Elected: 2014
512-463-0110
[email protected]

 




 

Sen. Jane Nelson • District 12 Sen. Jane Nelson • District 12[/caption]

Sen. Jane Nelson • District 12

Recent activity:
• Authored and passed SB 200,  which reorganizes Texas’ health and human services agencies

• Authored and passed SB 55, which creates a grant program to help provide mental health services for veterans

R-Flower Mound
Elected: 1993
512-463-0112
[email protected]

 




 

Sen. Don Huffines • District 16 Sen. Don Huffines • District 16[/caption]

Sen. Don Huffines • District 16

Recent activity:
• Added legislation to Senate Joint Resolution 66, which would limit the governor and lieutenant governor to two consecutive terms in office

• Filed SB 62, which would require the comptroller to account for and supervise all funds the state expends on border security and illegal immigration

R-Dallas
Elected: 2014
512-463-0116
[email protected]

 




 

Rep. Tan Parker • District 63 Rep. Tan Parker • District 63[/caption]

Rep. Tan Parker • District 63

Recent activity:
• Helped pass HB 31 and HB 32, which advances the House tax cut plan of $4.9 billion that includes an across-the-board 25 percent cut to the business franchise tax

• Supported the House open carry bill that allows properly vetted and licensed individuals to openly carry small firearms

R-Flower Mound
Elected: 2006
512-463-0688
[email protected]

 




 

Rep. Jonathan Stickland • District 92 Rep. Jonathan Stickland • District 92[/caption]

Rep. Jonathan Stickland • District 92

Recent activity:
• Supported HB 142, which would ban red-light traffic cameras in the state of Texas

• Added two amendments to a bill to prevent the state of Texas from potentially mandating HPV vaccinations to children

R-Bedford
Elected: 2012
512-463-0522
[email protected]

 




 

Rep. Giovanni Capriglione • District 98 Rep. Giovanni Capriglione • District 98[/caption]

Rep. Giovanni Capriglione • District 98

Recent activity:
• HB 903, co-authored by Capriglione, was sent to the governor for approval. The bill would take a portion of the $7 billion currently in the rainy day fund and invest it in higher-yield, low-risk accounts

• Co-authored HB 1294, an ethics disclosure bill, which would require Texas elected officials to reveal contracts they have with governmental entities

R-Southlake
Elected: 2012
512-463-0690
[email protected]

 




 

Rep. Matt Rinaldi • District 115 Rep. Matt Rinaldi • District 115[/caption]

Rep. Matt Rinaldi • District 115

Recent activity:
• HB 937, co-authored by Rinaldi, has been approved by the House Homeland Security & Public Safety Committee and is waiting to be put on the House calendar for discussion. The bill would allow individuals who have a concealed handgun license to carry a concealed weapon on college campuses and other higher education institutions

R-Irving
Elected: 2014
512-463-0468
[email protected]