Record Vote No. 1565 Trent Ashby: Yea (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Trent Ashby: "When Record No. 1565 was taken, I was shown voting yes. I intended to vote no."
HB1054 is a Democrat Bill, authored by Turner, relating to the classification of certain construction workers and the eligibility of those workers for unemployment benefits; providing an administrative penalty.
With this vote: HB 1054 was passed to engrossment

Record Vote No. 1189 Trent Ashby: Nay (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Trent Ashby: "When Record No. 1189 was taken, I was in the house but away from my desk. I would have voted no."
HB1152 is a Bipartisan Bill, authored by Vo; Garcia; Neave Criado; Geren; Guillen, relating to the licensing of certain veterans by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement and the hiring of those veterans by political subdivisions.
With this vote: HB 1152 was passed

Record Vote No. 642 Trent Ashby: Nay (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Trent Ashby: "When Record No. 642 was taken, I was shown voting no. I intended to vote yes."
(This was a Bipartisan amendment.)
HB1540 is a Bipartisan Bill, authored by Holland; Clardy; Canales; Goldman; Bell, Keith, relating to the San Jacinto River Authority, following recommendations of the Sunset Advisory Commission; specifying grounds for the removal of a member of the board of directors. It has been passed by both the House and Senate.
With this vote: Amendment No. 1 (Metcalf; Shaheen; Cole; Talarico; Patterson; Bonnen; VanDeaver; Buckley; Hefner; Cain; Toth; Meyer; Vasut; Goldman; Slawson; Schaefer; K. King; Wilson; Hunter; Cook; Burrows; Anchìa; Bucy; Frank; Hinojosa; DeAyala; Manuel; C.J. Harris; Hernandez) was adopted

Record Vote No. 1118 Trent Ashby: Nay (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Trent Ashby: "When Record No. 1118 was taken, I was in the house but away from my desk. I would have voted yes."
HB1794 is a Bipartisan Bill, authored by Schaefer; Hefner; Howard; Ashby; Clardy, relating to funding for The University of Texas at Tyler's school of pharmacy. It has been passed by both the House and Senate.
With this vote: HB 1794 was passed

Record Vote No. 1243 Trent Ashby: Nay (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Trent Ashby: "When Record No. 1243 was taken, I was in the house but away from my desk. I would have voted no."
HB1803 is a Democrat Bill, authored by Rose, relating to the eligibility of certain individuals to purchase Medicare supplement benefit plans.
With this vote: HB 1803 was passed

Record Vote No. 151 Trent Ashby: Yea (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Trent Ashby: "When Record No. 151 was taken, I was shown voting yes. I intended to vote no."
HB1825 is a Bipartisan Bill, authored by Turner; Cook, relating to the consumption, possession, and sale of alcoholic beverages at certain performing arts facilities owned by certain school districts. It has been passed by both the House and Senate.
With this vote: HB 1825 was passed

Record Vote No. 651 Trent Ashby: Yea (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Trent Ashby: "When Record No. 651 was taken, I was shown voting yes. I intended to vote no."
HB213 is a Bipartisan Bill, authored by Moody; Leach; Thompson, Senfronia; Buckley; Cook, relating to jury instructions regarding parole eligibility and the release on parole of certain inmates convicted of an offense committed when younger than 18 years of age; changing parole eligibility.
With this vote: CSHB 213, as amended, was passed to engrossment

Record Vote No. 1367 Trent Ashby: Yea (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Trent Ashby: "When Record No. 1367 was taken, I was shown voting yes. I intended to vote no."
HB2235 is a Bipartisan Bill, authored by Jones, Venton; Oliverson; Rose; Anderson; Wu, relating to HIV and AIDS tests.
With this vote: HB 2235 was passed

Record Vote No. 1539 Trent Ashby: Nay (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Trent Ashby: "When Record No. 1539 was taken, I was shown voting no. I intended to vote yes."
(This was a Republican amendment.)
HB2843 is a Bipartisan Bill, authored by Kuempel; Rose; Davis; Lozano, relating to the authorization, licensing, and regulation of casino gaming and sports wagering in this state, to the creation, powers, and duties of the Texas Gaming Commission, to the support of the horse racing industry and reform of horse racing and greyhound racing, and to other provisions related to gambling; imposing and authorizing administrative and civil penalties; imposing taxes; imposing and authorizing fees; requiring occupational licenses; creating criminal offenses.
With this vote: Amendment No. 1 (Kuempel) was adopted

Record Vote No. 1540 Trent Ashby: Nay (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Trent Ashby: "When Record No. 1540 was taken, I was shown voting no. I intended to vote yes."
(This was a Republican amendment.)
HB2843 is a Bipartisan Bill, authored by Kuempel; Rose; Davis; Lozano, relating to the authorization, licensing, and regulation of casino gaming and sports wagering in this state, to the creation, powers, and duties of the Texas Gaming Commission, to the support of the horse racing industry and reform of horse racing and greyhound racing, and to other provisions related to gambling; imposing and authorizing administrative and civil penalties; imposing taxes; imposing and authorizing fees; requiring occupational licenses; creating criminal offenses.
With this vote: Amendment No. 2 (Kuempel) was adopted

Record Vote No. 1541 Trent Ashby: Yea (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Trent Ashby: "When Record No. 1541 was taken, I was shown voting yes. I intended to vote no."
HB2843 is a Bipartisan Bill, authored by Kuempel; Rose; Davis; Lozano, relating to the authorization, licensing, and regulation of casino gaming and sports wagering in this state, to the creation, powers, and duties of the Texas Gaming Commission, to the support of the horse racing industry and reform of horse racing and greyhound racing, and to other provisions related to gambling; imposing and authorizing administrative and civil penalties; imposing taxes; imposing and authorizing fees; requiring occupational licenses; creating criminal offenses.
With this vote: CSHB 2843, as amended, was passed to engrossment

Record Vote No. 1081 Trent Ashby: Nay (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Trent Ashby: "When Record No. 1081 was taken, I was shown voting no. I intended to vote yes."
HB30 is a Bipartisan Bill, authored by Moody; Burrows; Slawson; Metcalf; Turner, relating to access to certain law enforcement, corrections, and prosecutorial records under the public information law. It has been passed by both the House and Senate.
With this vote: HB 30 was passed

Record Vote No. 2215 Trent Ashby: Nay (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Trent Ashby: "When Record No. 2215 was taken, I was in the house but away from my desk. I would have voted no."
HB30 is a Bipartisan Bill, authored by Moody; Burrows; Slawson; Metcalf; Turner, relating to access to certain law enforcement, corrections, and prosecutorial records under the public information law. It has been passed by both the House and Senate.
With this vote: The motion to adopt the conference committee report on HB 30 prevailed

Record Vote No. 1099 Trent Ashby: Nay (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Trent Ashby: "When Record No. 1099 was taken, I was in the house but away from my desk. I would have voted no."
HB3418 is a Bipartisan Bill, authored by Canales; Wilson, relating to the implementation by the Texas Department of Transportation of a vehicle mileage user fee pilot program and a task force to assist in developing and evaluating the program.
With this vote: HB 3418 was passed

Record Vote No. 938 Trent Ashby: Nay (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Trent Ashby: "When Record No. 938 was taken, I was shown voting no. I intended to vote yes."
HB3712 is a Democrat Bill, authored by Hernandez, relating to authorizing a holder of a distributor's license to provide samples of malt beverages to retailers. It has been passed by both the House and Senate.
With this vote: HB 3712 was passed

Record Vote No. 1315 Trent Ashby: Yea (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Trent Ashby: "When Record No. 1315 was taken, I was shown voting yes. I intended to vote no."
HB381 is a Bipartisan Bill, authored by Thompson, Senfronia; Leach; Cook, relating to the applicability of the death penalty to a capital offense committed by a person with an intellectual disability.
With this vote: HB 381 was passed

Record Vote No. 430 Trent Ashby: Yea (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Trent Ashby: "When Record No. 430 was taken, I was shown voting yes. I intended to vote no."
(This was a Democrat amendment.)
HB44 is a Bipartisan Bill, authored by Swanson; Klick; Slawson; Hefner; Morales Shaw, relating to provider discrimination against a Medicaid recipient or child health plan program enrollee based on immunization status. It has been passed by both the House and Senate.
With this vote: Amendment No. 1 (A. Johnson) failed of adoption

Record Vote No. 2104 Trent Ashby: Yea (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Trent Ashby: "When Record No. 2104 was taken, I was shown voting yes. I intended to vote no."
HB4759 is a Bipartisan Bill, authored by Campos; Bernal; Garcia; Leach; Morales Shaw, relating to an attack by a dangerous dog; increasing criminal penalties. It has been passed by both the House and Senate.
With this vote: The motion to concur in the senate amendments to HB 4759 prevailed

Record Vote No. 784 Trent Ashby: Yea (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Trent Ashby: "When Record No. 784 was taken, I was shown voting yes. I intended to vote no."
HB476 is a Democrat Bill, authored by Jones, Jolanda; Thompson, Senfronia; Allen, relating to the release of certain defendants detained in jail pending trial.
With this vote: CSHB 476, as amended, was passed to engrossment

Record Vote No. 858 Trent Ashby: Nay (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Trent Ashby: "When Record No. 858 was taken, I was shown voting no. I intended to vote yes."
HB4906 is a Republican Bill, authored by Hefner, relating to the installation and use of tracking equipment and access to certain communications by certain peace officers. It has been passed by both the House and Senate.
With this vote: HB 4906 was passed

Record Vote No. 1089 Trent Ashby: Nay (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Trent Ashby: "When Record No. 1089 was taken, I was in the house but away from my desk. I would have voted no."
HB4966 is a Republican Bill, authored by King, Ken, relating to law enforcement agency personnel records and the reporting of separations of license holders to the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement.
With this vote: HB 4966 was passed

Record Vote No. 1053 Trent Ashby: Yea (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Trent Ashby: "When Record No. 1053 was taken, I was shown voting yes. I intended to vote no."
HB5 is a Bipartisan Bill, authored by Hunter; Meyer; Burrows; Shine; Longoria, relating to agreements authorizing a limitation on taxable value of certain property to provide for the creation of jobs and the generation of state and local tax revenue; authorizing fees; authorizing penalties. It has been passed by both the House and Senate.
With this vote: The motion to reconsider Amendment No. 15 prevailed

Record Vote No. 1452 Trent Ashby: Nay (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Trent Ashby: "When Record No. 1452 was taken, I was in the house but away from my desk. I would have voted no."
HJR134 is a Bipartisan Bill, authored by Bonnen; Cain; Burrows; Canales; Garcia, proposing a constitutional amendment to abolish the office of county treasurer of Galveston County. It has been passed by both the House and Senate.
With this vote: HJR 134 was adopted

Record Vote No. 1441 Trent Ashby: Nay (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Trent Ashby: "When Record No. 1441 was taken, I was in the house but away from my desk. I would have voted no."
(This was a Republican amendment.)
HJR155 is a Bipartisan Bill, authored by Geren; Rose; Davis; Romero, Jr., proposing a constitutional amendment to foster economic development and job growth, provide tax relief and funding for education and public safety programs, support the horse racing industry, and reform horse racing and greyhound racing by authorizing casino gaming at destination resorts, authorizing sports wagering, authorizing Tribal-State compacts with federally recognized Indian tribes, and creating the Texas Gaming Commission to regulate casino gaming and sports wagering; requiring a license to conduct casino gaming; and requiring the imposition of a casino gaming tax, sports wagering tax, and license application fees.
With this vote: Amendment No. 8 (Geren) was adopted

Record Vote No. 1919 Trent Ashby: Nay (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Trent Ashby: "When Record No. 1919 was taken, I was temporarily out of the house chamber. I would have voted yes."
(This was a Republican amendment.)
SB17 is a Republican Bill, authored by Creighton; Campbell; King; Kolkhorst; Middleton; Parker; Paxton; Schwertner; Springer , relating to diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives at public institutions of higher education. It has been passed by both the House and Senate.
With this vote: Amendment No. 1 (Tinderholt) failed of adoption

Record Vote No. 1920 Trent Ashby: Nay (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Trent Ashby: "When Record No. 1920 was taken, I was temporarily out of the house chamber. I would have voted yes."
(This was a Republican amendment.)
SB17 is a Republican Bill, authored by Creighton; Campbell; King; Kolkhorst; Middleton; Parker; Paxton; Schwertner; Springer , relating to diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives at public institutions of higher education. It has been passed by both the House and Senate.
With this vote: Amendment No. 2 (Tinderholt) failed of adoption

Record Vote No. 1864 Trent Ashby: Nay (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Trent Ashby: "When Record No. 1864 was taken, I was in the house but away from my desk. I would have voted no."
SB2016 is a Democrat Bill, authored by Zaffirini, relating to the licensing and regulation of dietitians. It has been passed by both the House and Senate.
With this vote: SB 2016 was passed to third reading

Record Vote No. 2258 Trent Ashby: Yea (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Trent Ashby: "When Record No. 2258 was taken, I was shown voting yes. I intended to vote no."
SB2627 is a Republican Bill, authored by Schwertner, relating to funding mechanisms to support the construction, maintenance, modernization, and operation of electric generating facilities. It has been passed by both the House and Senate.
With this vote: The motion to adopt the conference committee report on SB 2627 prevailed