R Texas House · District 108 On the 2026 ballot

Rep. Morgan Meyer

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Session

Total votes

8,339

all sessions

Attendance

99%

111 missed

Higher than 91% of chamber peers

With party

91%

of cast votes

Near the chamber average

Bipartisan score

5%

crosses aisle rarely

Near the chamber average

Voting record

Yea

8,067

voted in favor

Nay

172

voted against

Absent

111

missed votes

Total cast

8,339

across all sessions

Crossed party

726

votes against own party

This page

8,339

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Bill

Description

Vote

Result

Tally

Date

HB 1211

Relating to the acquisition of, and the construction of improvements to, real property.

Yea

Passed

103–9

Apr 25, 2019

HB 933

Relating to posting of election information on the secretary of state's and each county's Internet website.

Yea

Passed

115–1

Apr 25, 2019

HB 2701

Relating to county jailer training and continuing education requirements regarding interacting with pregnant women confined in jail.

Yea

Passed

117–0

Apr 25, 2019

HB 1186

Relating to the prizes awarded in certain pull-tab bingo games.

Yea

Passed

84–29

Apr 25, 2019

HB 2464

Relating to the regulation of massage schools and the issuance of a permit to massage school students; requiring an occupational permit; authorizing a fee.

Nay

Passed

57–59

Apr 25, 2019

HB 2140

Relating to creating an electronic application system for state student financial assistance.

Yea

Passed

110–3

Apr 25, 2019

HB 2847

Relating to the licensing and regulation of certain occupations, activities, and agreements; providing a civil penalty; authorizing fees; requiring an occupational registration and an occupational license.

Yea

Passed

112–3

Apr 25, 2019

HB 790

Relating to recovery of attorney's fees in certain civil cases.

Yea

Passed

116–1

Apr 25, 2019

HB 2496

Relating to the designation of a property as a historic landmark by a municipality.

Yea

Passed

104–17

Apr 25, 2019

HB 3195

Relating to juveniles committed to the Texas Juvenile Justice Department and the transition of students from alternative education programs to regular classrooms.

Yea

Passed

86–30

Apr 25, 2019