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Brent Money

Brent Money

RepublicanTexas — District HD-002

Biography

Brent Money is a Republican member of the Texas House of Representatives representing House District 2. His sponsored bills show a focus on tax policy, school finance, and criminal law. Several of his bills have advanced through the legislative process, including measures on child abuse reporting and criminal offenses that have passed.

Legislative focus

Money's legislation centers on ad valorem taxes—he has sponsored bills to reduce school district property taxes, study alternative tax methods, and propose a constitutional amendment to abolish property taxes entirely. He also sponsors bills on criminal justice matters, including child protection and pretrial detention. Additionally, his bills address local government spending and bond election procedures.

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Sponsored bills

Authored bills are ones this legislator introduced; co-sponsored bills are ones they signed on to support.

HR17Amending the permanent rules of the House of Representatives relating to quorum and attendance to remove seniority, office assignments, parking spaces, or desks from certain members due to absence.HB211Relating to the calculation of the voter-approval tax rate of certain taxing units and the manner in which a proposed ad valorem tax rate that exceeds the voter-approval tax rate is approved by the voters.HB144Relating to the protection of an unborn child’s rights and criminal liability and justification for prohibited conduct.HJR17Proposing a constitutional amendment to abolish ad valorem taxes.HB185Relating to the use by a political subdivision of public funds for lobbying activities.HB91Relating to reducing school district maintenance and operations ad valorem taxes through the use of certain surplus state revenue.HB212Relating to the ballot proposition for a school district bond election.HB152Relating to a study of alternative methods of taxation to replace revenue lost to political subdivisions if ad valorem taxes are abolished.

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