Rep. Todd Hunter on Redistricting, Immigration Reform, Conservative Hispanic Outreach, and Federal Agency’s Hold on Cedar Bayou

 Rep. Todd Hunter on Redistricting, Immigration Reform, Conservative Hispanic Outreach, and Federal Agency’s Hold on Cedar Bayou 150 150 Elect Todd Hunter

AUSTIN – The following interview with Texas Representative Todd Hunter is one of a series of interviews conducted by VOCES Action and TexasGOPVote with members of the Hispanic Republican Conference in the 82nd session of the Texas Legislature.{read more}

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STATE CAPITOL NEWS AND NOTES

 STATE CAPITOL NEWS AND NOTES 150 150 Elect Todd Hunter

The following is a collection of news and notes from your State Capitol involving issues that affect House District 32. HOUSE BILLS STILL IN THE HOUSE FAIL TO CLEAR DEADLINE May 12th marked the last day for the Texas House of Representatives to pass out House Bills (HB) or House Joint Resolutions (HJR) from the…

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With Clock on Session Winding Down, House Calendars Committee Looms Large

 With Clock on Session Winding Down, House Calendars Committee Looms Large 150 150 Elect Todd Hunter

DALLAS -As lawmakers scramble to pass thousands of bills during the legislative session’s final weeks, one House committee wields the power to decide which legislation will see the light of day on the floor and which will die an unceremonious death. Once a committee that considers bills on a certain topic advances legislation, the Calendars…

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STATE CAPITOL NEWS AND NOTES: HOUSE ADDRESSES EMERGENCY ITEMS AND SUNSET BILLS

 STATE CAPITOL NEWS AND NOTES: HOUSE ADDRESSES EMERGENCY ITEMS AND SUNSET BILLS 150 150 Elect Todd Hunter

The following is a collection of news and notes from your State Capitol involving issues that affect House District 32. SANCTUARY CITIES At the start of the 82nd Legislature, Governor Rick Perry declared a hand full of emergency items for members of the Texas Legislature to address. One of those emergency items was the issue…

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Local mom takes action against food allergies

 Local mom takes action against food allergies 150 150 Elect Todd Hunter

CORPUS CHRISTI – The estimated 185,0000 Texas children with food allergies may now be better protected at school because a Corpus Christi mother took action. Working with State Rep. Todd Hunter, R-Corpus Christi, Jessica Davila-Burnett helped craft a law requiring public schools to request information regarding a child’s food allergies from a parent or legal…

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