Senator Campbell advances three house bills in committee with unanimous votes

May 22, 2025 | Committee on Business & Commerce, Senate, Legislative, Texas


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Senator Campbell advances three house bills in committee with unanimous votes
In a decisive meeting of the Senate Committee on Business and Commerce, House Bill 44 64 and House Bill 46 68 received unanimous support, paving the way for their advancement in the legislative process. Senator Campbell led the charge, moving for the adoption of committee substitutes for both bills, which were approved without objection.

The committee voted 10-0 in favor of the substitute for House Bill 44 64, with Senator Campbell emphasizing the importance of the bill's provisions. Following this, the committee recommended that the bill be placed on the local and uncontested calendar, a move that signals strong bipartisan support.

Similarly, House Bill 46 68 also garnered a 10-0 vote, with the committee endorsing its passage and printing. Senator Campbell again moved for its recommendation to the local and uncontested calendar, which was accepted without any objections.

The swift approval of these bills reflects a collaborative effort among committee members, highlighting a commitment to advancing legislation that is expected to benefit local communities. As the session progresses, the focus will now shift to the full Senate, where these bills will be further considered.

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