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Texas Senate · Sep 3, 2025

final passage

Result: pass

HB 7: Relating to prohibitions on the manufacture and provision of abortion-inducing drugs, including the jurisdiction of and effect of certain judgments by courts within and outside this state with respect to the manufacture and provision of those drugs, and to protections from certain counteractions under the laws of other states and jurisdictions; authorizing qui tam actions.

State vote data last updated Oct 15, 2026, 8:04 PM.

Totals

YeaNay
Democratic07
Republican160
Total178

Party rows count only voters matched to a legislator.

All voters

LegislatorPosition
Carol Alvarado(Democratic)Nay
Paul Bettencourt(Republican)Yea
BirdwellAbsent
César Blanco(Democratic)Nay
Donna Campbell(Republican)Yea
Molly Cook(Democratic)Nay
CreightonYea
Sarah Eckhardt(Democratic)Absent
Pete Flores(Republican)Yea
Roland Gutierrez(Democratic)Absent
Brent Hagenbuch(Republican)Yea
Bob Hall(Republican)Yea
Adam Hinojosa(Republican)Yea
Joan Huffman(Republican)Yea
Bryan Hughes(Republican)Yea
J. HinojosaNay
Nathan Johnson(Democratic)Nay
Phil King(Republican)Yea
Lois Kolkhorst(Republican)Yea
José Menéndez(Democratic)Nay
Mayes Middleton(Republican)Yea
Borris Miles(Democratic)Nay
Robert Nichols(Republican)Not voting
Tan Parker(Republican)Yea
Angela Paxton(Republican)Yea
Charles Perry(Republican)Yea
Charles Schwertner(Republican)Yea
Kevin Sparks(Republican)Yea
Royce West(Democratic)Absent
Judith Zaffirini(Democratic)Nay