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Texas State Legislation

2025–2026 Session
Legislature Tweaks Civil Procedure Code
It corrects wording in a civil procedure bill. It does not create new services or affect taxes or fees.
Filed with the Secretary of State
Legislature honors graduate
The measure congratulates a graduate and directs an official copy. It does not change rights, taxes, or everyday duties.
Reported enrolled
House honors local resident in tribute
The House honors a community member and shares sympathy with his family. The resolution is ceremonial and does not change services or rights for residents.
Reported enrolled
Legislative director honored for service
The resolution honors a legislative director for service. It does not change laws or create new services for residents.
Reported enrolled
House commends Ashley Walter for service
This resolution honors Ashley Walter for her service as chief of staff. It does not create new laws or costs.
Reported enrolled
Fixes cannabis dosage limit exemption
A procedural change would remove a sentence allowing certain medical cannabis to exceed a THC limit. It directs the enrolling clerk to fix the enrolled version.
Received by the Secretary of the Senate
Clerical fix to civil procedure wording
The bill directs a clerical correction to remove a phrase about tracking a request from a civil procedure provision. It does not create a new program or cost.
Received by the Secretary of the Senate
Senate approves interim staffing rules
The measure fixes how Senate offices hire and pay staff between sessions. It also limits what information staff may share and how expenses are approved.
Received by the Secretary of the Senate
Ceremony honors longtime staffer
This resolution honors a longtime Senate staffer for public service and sends a formal message of appreciation.
Received by the Secretary of the Senate
Honor Mike Campbell for Senate Service
The resolution honors Mike Campbell for his Senate service. It does not change laws or everyday rights.
Received by the Secretary of the Senate