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Interim Hearings – Week of November 10, 2025

Today's Committee Meetings on the LRL website is a calendar of interim committee hearings with links to agendas. Below are resources related to upcoming Interim Hearings.

 

November 13, 2025
House Select Committee on Civil Discourse & Freedom of Speech in Higher Education and Senate Select Committee on Civil Discourse & Freedom of Speech in Higher Education (Joint Hearing)
The Senate and House Select Committees on Civil Discourse & Freedom of Speech in Higher Ed will meet jointly to hear invited testimony regarding:

Topic: The encouragement of civil discourse and freedom of speech on, and protection from undue administrative censorship by, the state’s college campuses

Monitoring: The implementation of Senate Bill 37, 89th Regular Session

Topic: Identification of measures to provide proper security and ensure the public’s safety for public and social gatherings on the state’s college campuses.

 

 

Interim Hearings – Week of November 3, 2025

Today's Committee Meetings on the LRL website is a calendar of interim committee hearings with links to agendas. Below are resources related to upcoming Interim Hearings.

 

November 3, 2025
House Committee on State Affairs
The Committee will meet to hear invited testimony only on:

Topic: Efforts to improve wildfire preparedness, response, and mitigation

Topic: Broadband Development Office

 

 

Interim Hearings – Week of October 20, 2025

Today's Committee Meetings on the LRL website is a calendar of interim committee hearings with links to agendas. Below are resources related to upcoming Interim Hearings.

 

October 22, 2025
House Committee on Energy Resources, Subcommittee on Underground Facility Safety
The Subcommittee will take invited testimony only from the following state agencies and organizations:

Railroad Commission of Texas
One Call Board of Texas

The Subcommittee will take invited testimony only on the following subject matters:

Texas 811 and Underground Facilities in Texas
Discussing the Texas 811 program and history, class A and B facilities, and damage prevention.

Class A Facilities
Discussing underground oil & gas pipelines and telecommunications equipment.

Class B Facilities
Discussing underground water systems.

Line Locating and Mapping
Discussing available technology and the timeline and capacity for a statewide mapping project.

The Texas Excavation Process
Discussing the role of excavators in the "call before you dig" system.

Underground Facility Operability
Discussing digital processes and ticketing times, capacity to expand, and successful programs from other states.

 

 

Interim Hearings – Week of October 6, 2025

Today's Committee Meetings on the LRL website is a calendar of interim committee hearings with links to agendas. Below are resources related to upcoming Interim Hearings.

 

October 6, 2025
House Committee on Agriculture & Livestock
El Campo, Texas


Topic: New World Screwworm

Topic: Rice Delphacid

 

 

Bill Statistics, 89th Legislature, 2nd C.S.

The 89th Legislature, 2nd Called Session, adjourned Sine Die on Thursday, September 4, 2025.

Wednesday, September 24, 2025, was the last day the governor could sign or veto an enrolled bill (Texas Constitution, Article 4, Section 14). If neither action was taken the bill became law without his signature.

The following bill statistics were calculated on September 25, 2025, at 10:00 a.m.

 

 

  House Bills (HBs) &
House Joint Resolutions (HJRs)
Senate Bills (SBs) &
Senate Joint Resolutions (SJRs)
Filed 347 61
Reported out of committee 29 21
Passed by chamber of origin 20 17
Referred to committee in opposite chamber 19 17
Reported out of committee in opposite chamber 14 14
Passed opposite chamber 13 12
Sent to governor (bills only) 11 10
Signed by the governor (bills only) 11 9
Filed without the governor's signature (bills only) 0 0
Vetoed by the governor (bills only) 0 1

 

 

 

  House Bills (HBs) Senate Bills (SBs) Total
Filed 311 57 368
Sent to the Governor 11 10 21
Signed by the Governor 11 9 20
Filed without the Governor's signature 0 0 0
Signed by the Governor/line-item veto 0 0 0
Vetoed by the Governor 0 1 1
  House Joint Resolutions (HJRs) Senate Joint Resolutions (SJRs) Total
Filed 36 4 40
Filed with the Secretary of State 0 0 0
  House Concurrent Resolutions (HCRs) Senate Concurrent Resolutions (SCRs) Total
Filed 19 0 19
Filed with the Secretary of State 0 0 0
Sent to the Governor 11 0 11
Signed by the Governor 11 0 11
Filed without the Governor's signature 0 0 0
Vetoed by the Governor 0 0 0

 

Bill Statistics, September 10, 2025

The 89th Legislature, 2nd Called Session, convened on Friday, August 15, 2025, and adjourned Sine Die on Thursday, September 4, 2025.

The last day for the Governor to sign or veto a bill is Wednesday, September 24, 2025 (Texas Constitution, Article 4, Section 14). If neither action is taken, the bill becomes law without the governor's signature.

The following bill statistics were calculated on September 10, 2025, at 8:00 a.m.

 

 

  House Bills (HBs) &
House Joint Resolutions (HJRs)
Senate Bills (SBs) &
Senate Joint Resolutions (SJRs)
Filed 347 61
Reported out of committee 29 21
Passed by chamber of origin 20 17
Referred to committee in opposite chamber 19 17
Reported out of committee in opposite chamber 14 14
Passed opposite chamber 13 12
Sent to governor (bills only) 11 10
Signed by the governor (bills only) 2 2
Filed without the governor's signature (bills only) 0 0
Vetoed by the governor (bills only) 0 0

 

 

 

  House Bills (HBs) Senate Bills (SBs) Total
Filed 311 57 368
Sent to the Governor 11 10 21
Signed by the Governor 2 2 4
Filed without the Governor's signature 0 0 0
Signed by the Governor/line-item veto 0 0 0
Vetoed by the Governor 0 0 0
  House Joint Resolutions (HJRs) Senate Joint Resolutions (SJRs) Total
Filed 36 4 40
Filed with the Secretary of State 0 0 0
  House Concurrent Resolutions (HCRs) Senate Concurrent Resolutions (SCRs) Total
Filed 19 0 19
Filed with the Secretary of State 0 0 0
Sent to the Governor 11 0 11
Signed by the Governor 0 0 0
Filed without the Governor's signature 0 0 0
Vetoed by the Governor 0 0 0

 

 

Interim Hearings – Week of July 14, 2025

Today's Committee Meetings on the LRL website is a calendar of interim committee hearings with links to agendas. Below are resources related to upcoming Interim Hearings.

 

July 15, 2025
House Committee on Natural Resources
Topic: Invited testimony only regarding the impact of high-capacity and large volume groundwater production in the Neches & Trinity Valleys Groundwater Conservation District

 

 

Bill Statistics After Signing/Veto Period, 89th Legislature, R.S.

Sunday, June 22, 2025, was the last day the governor could sign or veto an enrolled bill from the 89th Regular Session. If neither action was taken, the bill became law without his signature.

 

89th Legislature, R.S., Statistics

The following bill statistics were calculated on June 24, 2025, at 8:30 a.m.

 

 

  House Bills (HBs) &
House Joint Resolutions (HJRs)
Senate Bills (SBs) &
Senate Joint Resolutions (SJRs)
Filed 5,852 3,162
Reported out of committee 1,901 1,116
Passed by chamber of origin 1,178 1,004
Referred to committee in opposite chamber 1,004 996
Reported out of committee in opposite chamber 670 819
Passed opposite chamber 633 606
Sent to the Governor 619 594
Signed by the Governor 521 524
Filed without the Governor's signature 85 55
Signed by the Governor/line-item veto 1 1
Vetoed by the Governor 12 14

 

 

 

  House Bills (HBs) Senate Bills (SBs) Total
Filed 5,644 3,075 8,719
Sent to the Governor 619 594 1,213
Signed by the Governor 521 524 1,045
Filed without the Governor's signature 85 55 140
Signed by the Governor/line-item veto 1 1 2
Vetoed by the Governor 12 14 26
  House Joint Resolutions (HJRs) Senate Joint Resolutions (SJRs) Total
Filed 208 87 295
Filed with the Secretary of State 8 10 18
  House Concurrent Resolutions (HCRs) Senate Concurrent Resolutions (SCRs) Total
Filed 168 58 226
Filed with the Secretary of State 7 9 16
Sent to the Governor 89 19 108
Signed by the Governor 89 19 108
Filed without the Governor's signature 0 0 0
Vetoed by the Governor 0 0 0

 

To see how these statistics have changed, please view our previous bill statistics blog posts:

 

 

 

You can also view lists of bills by the governor's action on Texas Legislature Online (TLO).

1. On TLO's homepage, click on the "Reports" link under Additional Searches.

 

2. Then click on the "General Reports" tab to see the lists of bills by the governor's action.

 

 

Bill Statistics, Two Weeks After Sine Die, June 16, 2025

Sunday, June 22, 2025, is the last day the governor can sign or veto an enrolled bill. If neither action is taken, the bill becomes law without his signature.

 

89th Legislature, R.S., Statistics

The following bill statistics were calculated on June 17, 2025, at 8:30 a.m.

 

 

  House Bills (HBs) &
House Joint Resolutions (HJRs)
Senate Bills (SBs) &
Senate Joint Resolutions (SJRs)
Filed 5,852 3,162
Reported out of committee 1,901 1,116
Passed by chamber of origin 1,178 1,004
Referred to committee in opposite chamber 1,004 996
Reported out of committee in opposite chamber 670 819
Passed opposite chamber 633 606
Sent to the Governor 619 594
Signed by the Governor 98 219
Filed without the Governor's signature 8 16
Vetoed by the Governor 1 1

 

 

 

  House Bills (HBs) Senate Bills (SBs) Total
Filed 5,644 3,075 8,719
Sent to the Governor 619 594 1,213
Signed by the Governor 98 219 317
Filed without the Governor's signature 8 16 24
Vetoed by the Governor 1 1 2
  House Joint Resolutions (HJRs) Senate Joint Resolutions (SJRs) Total
Filed 208 87 295
Filed with the Secretary of State 8 10 18
  House Concurrent Resolutions (HCRs) Senate Concurrent Resolutions (SCRs) Total
Filed 168 58 226
Filed with the Secretary of State 7 9 16
Sent to the Governor 89 19 108
Signed by the Governor 52 9 61
Filed without the Governor's signature 0 0 0
Vetoed by the Governor 0 0 0

Previous bill statistics posts:

 

 

 

Updated Bill Statistics, June 9, 2025

Sunday, June 22, 2025, is the last day the governor can sign or veto an enrolled bill. If neither action is taken, the bill becomes law without his signature.

 

89th Legislature, R.S., Statistics

The following bill statistics were calculated on June 9, 2025, at 12:00 p.m.

 

 

  House Bills (HBs) &
House Joint Resolutions (HJRs)
Senate Bills (SBs) &
Senate Joint Resolutions (SJRs)
Filed 5,852 3,162
Reported out of committee 1,901 1,116
Passed by chamber of origin 1,178 1,004
Referred to committee in opposite chamber 1,004 996
Reported out of committee in opposite chamber 670 819
Passed opposite chamber 633 606
Sent to the Governor 617 593
Signed by the Governor 95 213
Filed without the Governor's signature 8 16
Vetoed by the Governor 1 1

 

 

 

  House Bills (HBs) Senate Bills (SBs) Total
Filed 5,644 3,075 8,719
Sent to the Governor 617 593 1,210
Signed by the Governor 95 213 308
Filed without the Governor's signature 8 16 24
Vetoed by the Governor 1 1 2
  House Joint Resolutions (HJRs) Senate Joint Resolutions (SJRs) Total
Filed 208 87 295
Filed with the Secretary of State 8 10 18
  House Concurrent Resolutions (HCRs) Senate Concurrent Resolutions (SCRs) Total
Filed 168 58 226
Filed with the Secretary of State 7 9 16
Sent to the Governor 89 19 108
Signed by the Governor 52 9 61
Filed without the Governor's signature 0 0 0
Vetoed by the Governor 0 0 0

 

Previous bill statistics posts:

 

 

 

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