State House · TX-103
Rafael Anchía
1,827 bills with a recorded vote
SB 5 · Sep 3State disaster funds would support response, local warnings, and forecastingPass 129–0No yes/no position recorded · Excluded from alignmentEarlier qualifying vote: Voted Yes · Aug 21Anchía:AbsentSB 1 · Sep 3Youth camps and campgrounds would follow specified safety rulesPass 120–4No yes/no position recorded · Excluded from alignmentAnchía:AbsentHB 8 · Sep 3Texas schools would shift from STAAR to a new assessment programPass 86–42No yes/no position recorded · Excluded from alignmentEarlier qualifying vote: Voted No · Aug 26Anchía:AbsentHR 174 · Sep 3Resolution lets Senate Bill 5 panel consider camp-safety fundingPass 127–1No yes/no position recorded · Excluded from alignmentAnchía:AbsentHB 1 · Sep 3Youth camps would follow emergency plans and safety rulesPass 122–4No yes/no position recorded · Excluded from alignmentEarlier qualifying vote: Voted Yes · Aug 21Anchía:AbsentHR 177 · Sep 3Texas House forms committee to examine 2025 flood responsePass 132–0No yes/no position recorded · Excluded from alignmentAnchía:AbsentHB 20 · Sep 3Texas sets disaster donation rules and penalties for fraudulent solicitationsPass 129–0No yes/no position recorded · Excluded from alignmentEarlier qualifying vote: Voted Yes · Aug 21Anchía:AbsentHR 128 · Sep 3Proposed House rule would penalize members who miss sessions to block actionPass 80–28No yes/no position recorded · Excluded from alignmentAnchía:Absent
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