Record Vote No. 2173 Brad Buckley: Nay (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Brad Buckley: "When Record No. 2173 was taken, I was shown voting no. I intended to vote yes."
HB1361 is a Bipartisan Bill, authored by Morales Shaw; Raney; Talarico; Johnson, Julie; VanDeaver, relating to the designation of liaison officers to assist certain students at public institutions of higher education who are parents. It has been passed by both the House and Senate.
With this vote: The motion to concur in the senate amendments to HB 1361 prevailed

Record Vote No. 1028 Brad Buckley: Yea (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Brad Buckley: "When Record No. 1028 was taken, I was shown voting yes. I intended to vote no."
HB1819 is a Republican Bill, authored by Cook, relating to the repeal of the authority of political subdivisions to adopt or enforce juvenile curfews. It has been passed by both the House and Senate.
With this vote: HB 1819 was passed

Record Vote No. 253 Brad Buckley: Nay (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Brad Buckley: "When Record No. 253 was taken, I was shown voting no. I intended to vote yes."
(This was a Republican amendment.)
HB1898 is a Bipartisan Bill, authored by Jetton; Rose; Price; Allison; Thompson, Senfronia, relating to a grant program to fund the provision by children's hospitals of mental and behavioral health services to children in this state.
With this vote: Amendment No. 1 (Tinderholt) failed of adoption

Record Vote No. 1273 Brad Buckley: Nay (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Brad Buckley: "When Record No. 1273 was taken, I was in the house but away from my desk. I would have voted yes."
HB2102 is a Republican Bill, authored by Goldman, relating to the establishment of a new open-enrollment charter school campus by certain charter holders and to the expansion of an open-enrollment charter school. It has been passed by both the House and Senate.
With this vote: HB 2102 was passed to engrossment

Record Vote No. 1356 Brad Buckley: Nay (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Brad Buckley: "When Record No. 1356 was taken, I was in the house but away from my desk. I would have voted no."
HB2822 is a Bipartisan Bill, authored by Garcia; Gervin-Hawkins; Campos; Lozano; Rose, relating to a study on the housing needs of youth transitioning out of foster care or the juvenile justice system.
With this vote: HB 2822 was passed

Record Vote No. 1081 Brad Buckley: Nay (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Brad Buckley: "When Record No. 1081 was taken, I was in the house but away from my desk. I would have voted 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. 1240 Brad Buckley: Yea (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Brad Buckley: "When Record No. 1240 was taken, I was shown voting yes. I intended to vote no."
HB3657 is a Bipartisan Bill, authored by Anchía; Anderson, relating to notaries public; creating a criminal offense.
With this vote: HB 3657 was passed

Record Vote No. 903 Brad Buckley: Nay (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Brad Buckley: "When Record No. 903 was taken, I was shown voting no. I intended to vote yes."
HB3723 is a Republican Bill, authored by Gerdes; Troxclair, relating to the establishment of the Rural Workforce Training Grant Program.
With this vote: HB 3723 was passed to engrossment

Record Vote No. 1247 Brad Buckley: Nay (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Brad Buckley: "When Record No. 1247 was taken, I was shown voting no. I intended to vote yes."
HB3771 is a Bipartisan Bill, authored by Johnson, Julie; Button; Buckley; Rose; Morrison, relating to the creation of the employer child-care contribution partnership program administered by the Texas Workforce Commission; authorizing a civil penalty.
With this vote: HB 3771 was passed

Record Vote No. 1121 Brad Buckley: Yea (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Brad Buckley: "When Record No. 1121 was taken, I was shown voting yes. I intended to vote no."
HB3827 is a Republican Bill, authored by Lambert, relating to the regulation of earned wage access services; requiring an occupational license; providing an administrative penalty; imposing fees.
With this vote: HB 3827 was passed

Record Vote No. 717 Brad Buckley: Nay (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Brad Buckley: "When Record No. 717 was taken, I was shown voting no. I intended to vote yes."
HB3956 is a Republican Bill, authored by Smith; Cook, relating to the creation of DNA records for a person arrested for a felony offense and the expunction of DNA records in certain circumstances. It has been passed by both the House and Senate.
With this vote: HB 3956 was passed

Record Vote No. 1645 Brad Buckley: Nay (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Brad Buckley: "When Record No. 1645 was taken, I was in the house but away from my desk. I would have voted no."
HB4253 is a Democrat Bill, authored by Campos; Morales, Eddie; Garcia, relating to a study on the coverage of certain infants under Medicaid.
With this vote: HB 4253 was passed

Record Vote No. 1553 Brad Buckley: Nay (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Brad Buckley: "When Record No. 1553 was taken, I was shown voting no. I intended to vote yes."
HB4845 is a Bipartisan Bill, authored by Allison; Meza, relating to the establishment of a bullying prevention pilot program for public schools.
With this vote: CSHB 4845 was passed to engrossment

Record Vote No. 1506 Brad Buckley: Yea (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Brad Buckley: "When Record No. 1506 was taken, I was shown voting yes. I intended to vote no."
HB993 is a Bipartisan Bill, authored by Muñoz, Jr.; Frazier, relating to sheriff's department civil service systems in certain counties.
With this vote: HB 993 was passed

Record Vote No. 1736 Brad Buckley: Nay (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Brad Buckley: "When Record No. 1736 was taken, I was in the house but away from my desk. I would have voted yes."
SB895 is a Democrat Bill, authored by Johnson, relating to the regulation of money services businesses; creating a criminal offense; creating administrative penalties; authorizing the imposition of a fee. It has been passed by both the House and Senate.
With this vote: SB 895 was passed

Record Vote No. 1736 Brad Buckley: Nay (View Vote Breakdown)
Explanation from Brad Buckley: "When Record No. 1736 was taken, I was in the house but away from my desk. I would have voted yes."
SB895 is a Democrat Bill, authored by Johnson, relating to the regulation of money services businesses; creating a criminal offense; creating administrative penalties; authorizing the imposition of a fee. It has been passed by both the House and Senate.
With this vote: SB 895 was passed