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Report Cards for the 88th Legislative Session (2023)

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Senate Report Cards

Scorecard First NameLast NameSDPartyGRADE
ViewCarolAlvarado6DF
ViewPaulBettencourt7RB+
ViewBrianBirdwell22RB-
ViewCesarBlanco29DC
ViewDonnaCampbell25RB
ViewBrandonCreighton4RB-
ViewSarahEckhardt14DF
ViewPeteFlores24RD
ViewRolandGutierrez19DF
ViewBobHall2RA+
ViewKellyHancock9RC+
ViewJuanHinojosa20DF
ViewJoanHuffman17RC+
ViewBryanHughes1RA+
ViewNathanJohnson16DF
ViewPhilKing10RB-
ViewLoisKolkhorst18RA+
ViewMorganLaMantia27DF
ViewJoseMenéndez26DF
ViewMayesMiddleton11RA+
ViewBorrisMiles13DF
ViewRobertNichols3RF
ViewTanParker12RB+
ViewAngelaPaxton8RB-
ViewCharlesPerry28RA-
ViewCharlesSchwertner5RB-
ViewKevinSparks31RB+
ViewDrewSpringer30RB
ViewRoyceWest23DF
ViewJohnWhitmire15DF
ViewJudithZaffirini21DF

House Report Cards

Report CardFirst NameLast NameHDPartyGRADE
ViewAlmaAllen131DF
ViewSteveAllison121RC
ViewRafaelAnchia103DF
ViewCharles "Doc"Anderson56RC
ViewTrentAshby9RC-
ViewErnestBailes18RC-
ViewKeithBell4RC+
ViewCecilBell, Jr.3RC-
ViewDiegoBernal123DF
ViewSalmanBhojani92DF
ViewGregBonnen24RC-
ViewRhettaBowers113DF
ViewJohnBryant114DF
ViewBradBuckley54RC-
ViewJohnBucy136DF
ViewBenBumgarner63RB
ViewDeWayneBurns58RD+
ViewDustinBurrows83RC
ViewAngie ChenButton112RC-
ViewBriscoeCain128RA
ViewElizabethCampos119DF
ViewTerryCanales40DD+
ViewGiovanniCapriglione98RD+
ViewTravisClardy11RD
ViewSherylCole46DF
ViewNicoleCollier95DF
ViewDavidCook96RC
ViewPhilipCortez117DF
ViewTomCraddick82RC-
ViewCharlesCunningham127RC-
ViewDrewDarby72RF
ViewYvonneDavis111DF
ViewJayDean7RC
ViewManoDeAyala133RC-
ViewMarkDorazio122RB
ViewHaroldDutton, Jr.142DF
ViewLuluFlores51DF
ViewJamesFrank69RB-
ViewFrederickFrazier61RC
ViewErinGamez38DF
ViewJoseyGarcia124DF
ViewGaryGates28RC-
ViewStanGerdes17RC
ViewCharlieGeren99RD
ViewBarbaraGervin-Hawkins120DF
ViewCraigGoldman97RC-
ViewJessicaGonzález104DF
ViewMaryGonzález75DF
ViewVikkiGoodwin47DF
ViewBobbyGuerra41DF
ViewRyanGuillen31RC-
ViewSamHarless126RC-
ViewCarolineHarris52RC-
ViewCodyHarris8RB-
ViewBrianHarrison10RB+
ViewRichardHayes57RB-
ViewColeHefner5RB
ViewAnaHernandez143DF
ViewAbelHerrero34DF
ViewGinaHinojosa49DF
ViewJustinHolland33RC-
ViewDonnaHoward48DF
ViewLaceyHull138RB-
ViewToddHunter32RC
ViewCarrieIsaac73RC
ViewJaceyJetton26RC+
ViewAnnJohnson134DF
ViewJarvisJohnson139DF
ViewJulieJohnson115DF
ViewJolandaJones147DF
ViewVentonJones100DF
ViewKyleKacal12RD
ViewKenKing88RD-
ViewTracyKing80DF
ViewStanKitzman85RB-
ViewStephanieKlick91RC
ViewJohnKuempel44RC-
ViewSulemanLalani76DF
ViewStanLambert71RC-
ViewBrooksLandgraf81RC-
ViewJeffLeach67RB+
ViewTerriLeo Wilson23RC
ViewOscarLongoria35DF
ViewJanieLopez37RC
ViewRayLopez125DF
ViewJ.M.Lozano43RB
ViewJohnLujan118RC-
ViewChristianManuel22DF
ViewArmandoMartinez39DF
ViewTreyMartinez-Fischer116DF
ViewWillMetcalf16RB-
ViewMorganMeyer108RC+
ViewTerryMeza105DF
ViewMayesMiddleton11RA++
ViewJoeMoody78DF
ViewChristinaMorales145DF
ViewEddieMorales74DF
ViewPennyMorales-Shaw148DF
ViewGeanieMorrison30RD+
ViewSergioMuñoz, Jr.36DF
ViewAndrewMurr53RC
ViewVictoriaNeave Criado107DF
ViewCandyNoble89RB-
ViewTomOliverson130RC+
ViewClaudiaOrdaz79DF
ViewAngeliaOrr13RC
ViewEvelina "Lina"Ortega77DF
ViewJaredPatterson106RC+
ViewDennisPaul129RC-
ViewMary AnnPerez144DF
ViewDadePhelan21R
ViewMihaelaPlesa70DF
ViewFourPrice87RF
ViewAna-MariaRamos102DF
ViewJohnRaney14RD+
ViewRichardRaymond42DD-
ViewRonReynolds27DF
ViewGlennRogers60RC-
ViewRamonRomero, Jr.90DF
ViewToniRose110DF
ViewJonRosenthal135DF
ViewMattSchaefer6RB-
ViewNateSchatzline93RB
ViewMikeSchofield132RC
ViewMattShaheen66RC-
ViewCarlSherman109DF
ViewHughShine55RD
ViewShelbySlawson59RC+
ViewReggieSmith62RB-
ViewJohnSmithee86RD+
ViewDavidSpiller68RC-
ViewLynnStucky64RB-
ViewValoreeSwanson150RA
ViewJamesTalarico50DF
ViewCarlTepper84RC-
ViewShawnThierry146DF
ViewKrondaThimesch65RC-
ViewEdThompson29RC+
ViewSenfroniaThompson141DF
ViewTonyTinderholt94RA+
ViewSteveToth15RA
ViewEllenTroxclair19RB-
ViewChrisTurner101DF
ViewGaryVanDeaver1RC-
ViewCodyVasut25RA+
ViewHubertVo149DF
ViewArmandoWalle140DF
ViewTerryWilson20RB
ViewGeneWu137DF
ViewErinZwiener45DF

 

22 thoughts on “Report Cards for the 88th Legislative Session (2023)”

      1. We can’t continue on this way. I recently went to the doctor for a routine checkup and am still being told I should get a covid 19 vaccine? Why? Money? Fear of job loss? Big Pharma pays doctors more for pushing this garbage? What is it?

  1. When I clicked on my reps name, I expected to see information giving the specific votes he cast. It’s difficult for me to share with people why they need to quit voting for this rep and why they deserved a low grade (which my rep certainly did!) without having specifics that explains their grade.

    1. Russell Collins

      Disappointed to see Schwertner’s B- Guess he was too busy drinking and chasing interns to pay attention to this vital issue!

  2. Kenneth Barrett

    The Legislative scorecard exposes yet again the fully pathetic outcomes of our elections, a combination of average heedless voters alongside the soul-less criminals who manipulate outcomes. Failure to honor the hard-fought legal statures of our country and our state has us undone to this persistent consequence.

      1. It is the prerogative of the Speaker to not vote on items before the house since his only required vote is to break a tie. This way his home district has no representation of their opinions, except in the willful decisions he makes to thwart the Texas Republican Party platform and priorities by assigning committee chairpersons and members. He suppresses Bills by his dictatorial rule of the house and by his directions to his lieutenants. Therefore he avoids any recorded votes against the wishes of his constituents. But he can vote on a Bill (or Impeachment) if he chooses to show his support. Look for those rare votes.

  3. I didn’t see a grade next to Dade Phelan. Why is that? At a minimum doesn’t he have a record on his procedural decisions regarding vaccine choice. Maybe I filtered it incorrectly.

  4. The very few A’s are to be lauded and celebrated for these individuals have not co towed to the ideological and politico-financial dictates which are so prevalent and seem to have completely taken over our state (and federal) regime. Hat tip and gratitude to each and every one of them!!! BUT: the overwhelming number of F’s, D’s, and C-‘s…what a piss-poor testament to our state. Shameful. What happened to the majority of “representatives” of US, THE TAXPAYING PEOPLE? I am disgusted with this analysis prepared by TFVC because it reflects the ugly reality in our state – namely, that Constitutional values, individual rights and liberties, no longer matter much. Shame on every single taxpayer-money paid individual listed who continuously, repeatedly, and almost deliberately, FAILS TO HONOR HIS/HER OATH TO THE CONSTITUTION AND BILL OF RIGHTS!!! No more leniency for unconstitutional, illegal, unethical actions by elected public serpents, eh, servants. This MUST be addressed. Thank you, TFVC, for your work!

  5. I wanted to see what Phelan’s rating was but there wasn’t one. I was heartened however by reading elsewhere that he was not doing well in recent polls and had been censured and may be censured again soon. Removal would solve a large percentage of the house’s problems.

  6. A Polish author (I don’t remember the name) commented on the safety of vaccines: Vaccines should be tested on politicians. If politicians live — vaccines are safe. If politicians die — the country is safe. That pretty much wraps it up.

    1. Vivienne Ortrud Jaeger

      Dr. Kulisz, are you going to Austin with us next time to bring some syringes? I will assist in the effort to share the shots beginning with all the F-rated politicians. Obviously mere sarcasm, yet a terrible testimony to the state of the State.

  7. When I write to my representative, he aggressively assures me that he is very conservative. But yet again, he scores a solid “C” from an independent source. I’d like to write him once more and complain about his pathetic performance on this topic but don’t understand the detailed report. Please explain the meaning of the “+”, “-“, and blank entries for each bill. The “absent” is self-explanatory. Thank you; and thank you for all that you do for medical freedom.

  8. Thank you TFVC for your steadfast liberty focus. I hope you also consider a Senate list. I’m proud my SD18 senator authored many bills. One bill I’ll highlight: SB1024 (18-12 vote) omnibus medical freedom, ‘never heard’ in the House-State Affairs, chair Rep Todd Hunter(R).
    Perhaps add weight to your ratings for committee chair’s actions/inactions.

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