First special session ends with no new laws, Texas lawmakers still deadlocked on property taxes
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Gov. Greg Abbott is expected to quickly call lawmakers back to the Capitol for round two, hoping to break an impasse that has outlasted the regular session.
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Gov. Greg Abbott is expected to quickly call lawmakers back to the Capitol for round two, hoping to break an impasse that has outlasted the regular session.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) called for a second Special Session Tuesday, once again ordering state lawmakers to work together to bring property tax relief to millions of Texans.
Lawmakers in Texas focused on property taxes in the second special legislative session that was held on June 27, 2023. The first session focused on property taxes and border security.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has called state lawmakers into a second special legislative session with no talks of border security and immigration on the agenda. Abbott’s first special session ended
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has called state lawmakers into a second special legislative session with no talks of border security and immigration on the agenda. Abbott’s first special session ended
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