Here is an overview of activity from your area elected officials on various legislation so far this session.
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Rep. Pat Fallon[/caption]
Rep. Pat Fallon
R-Frisco • Elected: 2012
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Latest news (April 3)
HB 1391 would create a civil penalty for presidential electors not voting for the candidate who won the state’s popular vote. The bill was pending in the House Elections Committee.
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Rep. Justin Holland[/caption]
Rep. Justin Holland
R-Rockwall • Elected: 2016
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Latest news (April 3)
HB 457 would allow peace officers’ families to keep some home address information private in property records. The House Ways and Means Committee approved it.
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Rep. Scott Sanford[/caption]
Rep. Scott Sanford
R-McKinney • Elected: 2012
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Latest news (March 22)
Sanford voted against HB 62, which would ban texting while driving statewide. He voted in favor of HB 511, HB 5 and HB 4, all of which propose Child Protective Services solutions.
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Sen. Jane Nelson[/caption]
Sen. Jane Nelson
R-Flower Mound • Elected: 1992
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Latest news (April 3)
Nelson, who leads the Senate Finance Committee, has worked on SB 1, the Senate budget, throughout the session. SB 1 passed the Senate and will move onto the House.
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Sen. Van Taylor[/caption]
Sen. Van Taylor
R-Plano • Elected: 2014
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Latest news (April 3)
Taylor voted in favor of SB 3, which encourages private school choice. The legislation contains significant exemptions for rural areas. The bill passed the Senate 18-13.
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