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How every Texas House member voted on SB 10
Ten Commandments in classrooms. Requires every public school classroom in Texas to display a copy of the Ten Commandments.
The House voted 82 to 46. This is record vote 3503 in the House Journal. Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick named it a must-pass priority. Governor Greg Abbott signed it.
Read SB 10 in full at the Texas Legislature
How each party voted
- Democrats
- Republicans
- Republicans: 78 for, 0 against, 10 with no recorded vote.
- Democrats: 4 for, 46 against, 12 with no recorded vote.
Who voted against most of their own party
- Oscar Longoria D, District 35 · Voted for
- Terry Canales D, District 40 · Voted for
- Richard Raymond D, District 42 · Voted for
- Harold Dutton D, District 142 · Voted for
Against the majority of their own party on this vote. This is not the same count as the district pages, which only include votes where the two parties took opposite sides.
Every member
Voted for (82)
- Gary VanDeaver R, District 1
- Brent Money R, District 2
- Cole Hefner R, District 5
- Daniel Alders R, District 6
- Jay Dean R, District 7
- Cody Harris R, District 8
- Trent Ashby R, District 9
- Brian Harrison R, District 10
- Joanne Shofner R, District 11
- Trey Wharton R, District 12
- Angelia Orr R, District 13
- Paul Dyson R, District 14
- Steve Toth R, District 15
- Will Metcalf R, District 16
- Stan Gerdes R, District 17
- Janis Holt R, District 18
- Ellen Troxclair R, District 19
- Terry Wilson R, District 20
- Dade Phelan R, District 21
- Terri Leo-Wilson R, District 23
- Greg Bonnen R, District 24
- Cody Vasut R, District 25
- Matt Morgan R, District 26
- Gary Gates R, District 28
- A.J. Louderback R, District 30
- Todd Hunter R, District 32
- Katrina Pierson R, District 33
- Oscar Longoria D, District 35
- Terry Canales D, District 40
- Richard Raymond D, District 42
- J.M. Lozano R, District 43
- Alan Schoolcraft R, District 44
- Caroline Harris Davila R, District 52
- Wes Virdell R, District 53
- Brad Buckley R, District 54
- Hillary Hickland R, District 55
- Pat Curry R, District 56
- Richard Hayes R, District 57
- Shelby Slawson R, District 59
- Mike Olcott R, District 60
- Keresa Richardson R, District 61
- Shelley Luther R, District 62
- Andy Hopper R, District 64
- Mitch Little R, District 65
- Matt Shaheen R, District 66
- Jeff Leach R, District 67
- David Spiller R, District 68
- James Frank R, District 69
- Stan Lambert R, District 71
- Drew Darby R, District 72
- Carrie Isaac R, District 73
- Don McLaughlin R, District 80
- Brooks Landgraf R, District 81
- Tom Craddick R, District 82
- Carl Tepper R, District 84
- Stan Kitzman R, District 85
- John Smithee R, District 86
- Ken King R, District 88
- Candy Noble R, District 89
- David Lowe R, District 91
- Nate Schatzline R, District 93, left the House on 29 July 2026
- Tony Tinderholt R, District 94
- David Cook R, District 96
- John McQueeney R, District 97
- Giovanni Capriglione R, District 98
- Charlie Geren R, District 99
- Jared Patterson R, District 106
- Morgan Meyer R, District 108
- Angie Button R, District 112
- John Lujan R, District 118
- Marc LaHood R, District 121
- Mark Dorazio R, District 122
- Sam Harless R, District 126
- Charles Cunningham R, District 127
- Briscoe Cain R, District 128
- Dennis Paul R, District 129
- Tom Oliverson R, District 130
- Mike Schofield R, District 132
- Mano DeAyala R, District 133
- Lacey Hull R, District 138
- Harold Dutton D, District 142
- Valoree Swanson R, District 150
Voted against (46)
- Christian Manuel D, District 22
- Sergio Muñoz D, District 36
- Erin Gámez D, District 38
- Mando Martinez D, District 39
- Bobby Guerra D, District 41
- Erin Zwiener D, District 45
- Sheryl Cole D, District 46
- Vikki Goodwin D, District 47
- Donna Howard D, District 48
- Gina Hinojosa D, District 49
- James Talarico D, District 50
- Lulu Flores D, District 51
- Mihaela Pleșa D, District 70
- Eddie Morales D, District 74
- Mary González D, District 75
- Suleman Lalani D, District 76
- Vince Perez D, District 77
- Joe Moody D, District 78
- Claudia Ordaz D, District 79
- Ramon Romero D, District 90
- Salman Bhojani D, District 92
- Chris Turner D, District 101
- Ana-Maria Rodriguez Ramos D, District 102
- Rafael Anchía D, District 103
- Jessica González D, District 104
- Linda Garcia D, District 107
- Aicha Davis D, District 109
- Toni Rose D, District 110
- Rhetta Bowers D, District 113
- John Bryant D, District 114
- Cas Garcia Hernandez D, District 115
- Liz Campos D, District 119
- Barbara Gervin-Hawkins D, District 120
- Diego Bernal D, District 123
- Josey Garcia D, District 124
- Ann Johnson D, District 134
- John Bucy D, District 136
- Gene Wu D, District 137
- Charlene Ward Johnson D, District 139
- Senfronia Thompson D, District 141
- Ana Hernandez D, District 143
- Mary Ann Perez D, District 144
- Christina Morales D, District 145
- Lauren Simmons D, District 146
- Jo Jones D, District 147
- Hubert Vo D, District 149
No recorded vote (22)
- Cecil Bell R, District 3
- Keith Bell R, District 4
- Ron Reynolds D, District 27
- Jeff Barry R, District 29
- Ryan Guillen R, District 31 · Voted for, on another vote on this bill
- Denise Villalobos R, District 34
- Janie Lopez R, District 37
- Helen Kerwin R, District 58
- Ben Bumgarner R, District 63
- Dustin Burrows R, District 83
- Caroline Fairly R, District 87
- Nicole Collier D, District 95
- Venton Jones D, District 100
- Terry Meza D, District 105
- Yvonne Davis D, District 111
- Trey Martinez Fischer D, District 116
- Philip Cortez D, District 117
- Ray Lopez D, District 125
- Alma Allen D, District 131
- Jon Rosenthal D, District 135
- Armando Walle D, District 140
- Penny Morales Shaw D, District 148
The other six bills that drew the most attention
- SB 2 Education savings accounts
- SB 8 Immigration enforcement
- SB 3 THC ban
- SB 14 Regulatory review
- SB 6 Electric grid and large power users
- SB 5 Dementia research institute
See how your own answers compare
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Who made this. Marco Arras, a Texas resident. I donate to the Democratic Party, and I say so before anything else rather than in a footnote. The rule that picks which votes appear is published and runs identically on both caucuses, and every vote and count is in a file you can download and check.
Sources. Roll calls from the Texas House Journal and LegiScan. Governor and Lieutenant Governor actions from the bill history and the Lieutenant Governor’s published priority list.
Download every House vote as data (JSON, CC0).