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Texas Voting Rights: Attorney General Powers Amendment
Texas Legislature
Apr 2026
Texas proposes letting the attorney general help prosecute election law crimes alongside local prosecutors.
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Texas proposes letting the attorney general help prosecute election law crimes alongside local prosecutors.
Read policy →Senate Bill 2 updates Texas disaster response rules and trains justices of the peace to handle mass casualty e…
Read policy →HB 301 changes the vote needed to approve tax increases that go above what voters have already approved.
Read policy →Texas House Bill 306 updates rules for how homes and businesses must be built safely across our state.
Read policy →HB 298 would create a rule that removes a state legislator from office if they miss too many legislative sessi…
Read policy →HB 305 changes how Texans can vote if they recently moved within their county.
Read policy →School districts must give families clearer information about how enrollment and inflation affect school taxes…
Read policy →Texas is offering tax credits to businesses that open grocery stores or healthy stores in neighborhoods with l…
Read policy →A Texas law bill that gives the state attorney general the authority to prosecute election-related crimes.
Read policy →A new law requires officials to study living conditions and safety in the Harris County jail.
Read policy →Texas law will set limits on hydrogen sulfide pollution to protect our air and health.
Read policy →HB 254 changes which rural counties can get money to rebuild after disasters.
Read policy →Texas establishes a new animal health research center at Texas A&M University to study diseases, develop treat…
Read policy →Texas is strengthening its power to control pests and diseases that affect livestock and farm animals.
Read policy →Texas wants to work with other states to prevent animal diseases and protect livestock and wildlife.
Read policy →A Texas law that lets local water districts build small dams for erosion control without needing state permits…
Read policy →Harris County opened bids for new jobs in March and April 2026.
Read policy →Harris County will decide whether to abandon flood plain easement requirements in a new subdivision developmen…
Read policy →Harris County Commissioners will vote on changes to the Binford Creek Section 5 subdivision development plan.
Read policy →Commissioners Court will vote on removing flood protection rules for Eagle Landing Townhomes West development.
Read policy →Harris County Commissioners will vote on changing a housing services contract with Family Endeavors Inc.
Read policy →Harris County seeks approval for a $134,338 engineering contract to improve intersection safety on Cypresswood…
Read policy →Commissioners Court wants to change how public meetings work.
Read policy →Harris County Commissioners will discuss new rules for how budget proposals work in our county government.
Read policy →County commissioners will discuss possible budget offsets for the annual budget process.
Read policy →County commissioners will review a drainage study for Roland Road infrastructure improvements in Precinct 4.
Read policy →Harris County considers releasing $3,845 in development bonds for KB Home's Katy Manor South project.
Read policy →Harris County Commissioners will review a $2,220 financial bond for the Bridgeland Spring Bloom development pr…
Read policy →Harris County commissioners will review a $2,030 financial bond for Bridgeland Prairieland V development proje…
Read policy →Harris County plans to renew a $397,352 environmental program with American YouthWorks for Precinct 2.
Read policy →Harris County will vote on a deal to help homeless people find housing quickly through federal grants.
Read policy →Harris County Commissioners Court will review a contract agreement with DualStreets without competitive biddin…
Read policy →Harris County considers flood control improvements for Plum Creek to protect our neighborhood.
Read policy →Harris County Commissioners Court will review changes to the policy about officials who don't get renominated …
Read policy →Harris County leaders will discuss appointing Marsha Murray to the Hospital Board in a private meeting.
Read policy →SB 58 keeps property taxes from rising when homeowners rebuild structures damaged by disasters, casualty, or s…
Read policy →Texas is making punishments stronger for officials who abuse their power and harm people.
Read policy →Texas is creating a new law so hospitals and blood banks must allow patients to give their own blood before su…
Read policy →Texas Senate Bill 19 blocks political donations to state officials and lawmakers during special sessions held …
Read policy →Texas lawmakers propose new rules for growing and selling hemp products, including drinks with hemp ingredient…
Read policy →New Texas bill makes trespassing near schools and day cares a Class A misdemeanor to keep children and staff s…
Read policy →A new Texas law requires youth camps to provide life jackets and life rafts for campers in cabins.
Read policy →New law lets people vote at old precinct if they move within county, and changes when address updates take eff…
Read policy →HB 29 makes it easier for voters who recently moved within their county to vote using their old registration a…
Read policy →A federal bill called the Books Save Lives Act is being reviewed by Congress committees in 2026.
Read policy →Senate proposes protecting rewards points so companies cannot unfairly remove or reduce the value we earn.
Read policy →Congress reviews a bill to identify and regulate organizations linked to Hamas operating in the United States.
Read policy →Texas law HB 26 lets sheriffs and constables in big counties sign contracts to provide police services without…
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