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Texas HCR 13 — Urging the federal government to take immediate action to curb the spread of the New World screwworm in Texas.

Texas, 892. HCR 13: Urging the federal government to take immediate action to curb the spread of the New World screwworm in Texas.

HCR 13892 sessionHouse

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Official legislative source ↗

Latest action

September 17, 2025 — Signed by the Governor

Summary

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Sponsors

Bill text

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Recorded votes

passage

September 2, 2025 · Senate · pass

yes: 27 · no: 0 · not voting: 0

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (30)
MemberVote
Zaffiriniyes
Sparksyes
Schwertneryes
Perryyes
Paxtonyes
Parkeryes
Nicholsyes
Milesyes
Middletonyes
Menéndezyes
Kolkhorstyes
Kingyes
Johnsonyes
Hughesyes
Huffmanyes
J. Hinojosayes
A. Hinojosayes
Hallyes
Hagenbuchyes
Gutierrezyes
Floresyes
Creightonyes
Cookyes
Campbellyes
Blancoyes
Bettencourtyes
Alvaradoyes
Westabsent
Eckhardtabsent
Birdwellabsent

passage

August 28, 2025 · House · pass

yes: 131 · no: 0 · not voting: 1

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (151)
MemberVote
Talaricoyes
Swansonyes
Spilleryes
Smitheeyes
Slawsonyes
Simmonsyes
Shofneryes
Shaheenyes
Schoolcraftyes
Schofieldyes
Schatzlineyes
Rosenthalyes
Roseyes
Romeroyes
Richardsonyes
Raymondyes
Plesayes
Piersonyes
Phelanyes
Perez, V.yes
Perez, M.yes
Paulyes
Pattersonyes
Orryes
Oliversonyes
Olcottyes
Muñozyes
Morganyes
Morales Shawyes
Moodyyes
Moneyyes
Meyeryes
Metcalfyes
McQueeneyyes
McLaughlinyes
Martinezyes
Manuelyes
Lutheryes
Lujanyes
Lozanoyes
Loweyes
Louderbackyes
Lopez, R.yes
Lopez, J.yes
Littleyes
Leo Wilsonyes
Leachyes
Landgrafyes
Lambertyes
Lalaniyes
LaHoodyes
Kitzmanyes
Kingyes
Kerwinyes
Jones, V.yes
Jones, J.yes
Isaacyes
Hunteryes
Hullyes
Howardyes
Hopperyes
Holtyes
Hinojosayes
Hicklandyes
Hefneryes
Hayesyes
Harrisonyes
Harris Davilayes
Harrisyes
Harlessyes
Guillenyes
Goodwinyes
González, M.yes
González, J.yes
Gervin-Hawkinsyes
Gerdesyes
Gatesyes
Garcia Hernandezyes
Garcia, L.yes
Frankyes
Floresyes
Fairlyyes
Dysonyes
Duttonyes
Dorazioyes
DeAyalayes
Deanyes
Davis, Y.yes
Darbyyes
Curryyes
Cunninghamyes
Craddickyes
Cortezyes
Cookyes
Collieryes
Coleyes
Capriglioneyes
Canalesyes
Camposyes
Cainyes
Buttonyes
Bumgarneryes
Bucyyes
Buckleyyes
Bryantyes
Bowersyes
Bonnenyes
Bernalyes
Bell, K.yes
Bell, C.yes
Barryyes
Ashbyyes
Anchíayes
Allenyes
Aldersyes
Tinderholtyes
Thompsonyes
Tepperyes
Rodríguez Ramosabsent
Reynoldsabsent
Morales, Cabsent
Garcia, Jabsent
Bhojaniabsent
Walleabsent
Ordazabsent
Nobleabsent
Morales, E.absent
Mezaabsent
Fischerabsent
Longoriaabsent
Johnsonabsent
Hernandezabsent
Guerraabsent
Gerenabsent
Gámezabsent
Davis, A.absent
Mr. Speaker(C)not voting
Presentnot voting
Zwieneryes
Wuyes
Wilsonyes
Whartonyes
Ward Johnsonyes
Voyes
Virdellyes
Villalobosyes
Vasutyes
VanDeaveryes
Turneryes
Troxclairyes
Tothyes

Legislative history

  1. Signed by the Governor
  2. Sent to the Governor
  3. Signed in the Senate
  4. Signed in the House
  5. Reported enrolled
  6. Senate passage reported
  7. Record vote
  8. Adopted
  9. Read
  10. Laid before the Senate
  11. Rules suspended
  12. Received from the House
  13. Co-sponsor authorized
  14. Reported engrossed
  15. Statement(s) of vote recorded in Journal
  16. Record vote
  17. Adopted
  18. Laid before the House
  19. Placed on Resolutions Calendar
  20. Considered in Calendars
  21. Committee report sent to Calendars
  22. Committee report distributed
  23. Comte report filed with Committee Coordinator
  24. Reported favorably as substituted
  25. Committee substitute considered in committee
  26. Considered in formal meeting
  27. Referred to Agriculture & Livestock
  28. Filed

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