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Bills authored
50
Committees
4
Legislative effectiveness
Low confidence58
/ 100 · heuristic
Committee leverageVice chair · 4 committees75
Bipartisan reach100 of 164 distinct collaborators cross-party61
Authored-bill success12% signed or passed a chamber12
Legislative output50 bills authored100
A structural signal blending committee role, cross-party collaboration, authored-bill success, and output — not a measure of quality, and it excludes floor votes (not yet in our data). A driver marked “n/a” isn’t measurable for this member (e.g. cross-party reach when the record carries only a shared surname) and is left out of the score.
Committees
Bills
101 bills authored, co-authored, sponsored, or co-sponsored this session.
This member shares a surname with another legislator. The record lists many bills by surname only, so any that can't be uniquely attributed are omitted here — the true count may be higher.
BillTitleStatusMomentum
HB 5Relating to the creation of the Dementia Prevention and Research Institute of Texas.Co-authorFailedNotable · 57HB 9Relating to an exemption from ad valorem taxation of a portion of the appraised value of tangible personal property that is held or used for the production of income.Co-authorSignedHigh · 100HB 13Relating to creating the Texas Interoperability Council and a grant program administered by the council.
Allies
Who this member moves with — frequent legislative partners and shared financial backers.
Closest legislative partners — bills worked together
Money
Public-record campaign finance and lobbying activity. Reported figures only — nothing here implies impropriety.
Campaign finance & the money trail
20 top donors · 1 in-kind spenders on file. Unlock donors, contributions, and the in-kind influence trail with Professional.
Source: Texas Legislature Online · Texas Ethics Commission · LegiScan · Reported public records; figures may lag official filings by 30–90 days. Nothing here implies impropriety.
Data source: Texas Legislature Online