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NFIB Texas: 66 Texas Legislators Earned 100% Voting Records on Small Business Issues

August 2, 2023

NFIB’s 2023 Voting Record includes seven key votes on issues ranging from tax and regulatory relief to workforce development

NFIB Texas: 66 Texas Legislators Earned 100% Voting Records on Small Business Issues

AUSTIN (Aug. 2, 2023) – NFIB, the nation’s leading small business advocacy organization, announced today that 66 Texas lawmakers, including 10 members of the Senate and 56 members of the House of Representatives, earned 100 percent NFIB voting records during the 88^th Legislative Session. In a statement, NFIB State Director Annie Spilman commended these 66 lawmakers for siding with small business owners on issues ranging from tax and regulatory relief to workforce development. “Texas legislative sessions are only 140 days, with thousands of issues before legislators, and numerous influences. Our members are grateful to these lawmakers for prioritizing small businesses and the challenges they face. From easing the property tax burden to providing regulatory consistency across our state, Texas job creators appreciate all these lawmakers have done to keep our small businesses open and thriving.” The NFIB Voting Record does not reflect every element considered by a legislator when voting or represent a complete profile of the lawmaker. NFIB’s 2023 Voting Record included seven key votes on regulatory relief, tax relief, property owners’ rights, judicial reform, and workforce development. Below is a list of lawmakers who achieved a 100 percent NFIB Voting Record in 2023. CLICK HERE for a complete copy of the voting record.

SENATE	HOUSE
(Name, District)	(Name, District)
Brian Birdwell, 22	Steve Allison, 121
Brandon Creighton, 4	Doc Anderson, 56
Pete Flores, 24	Trent Ashby, 9
Kelly Hancock, 9	Ernest Bailes, 18
Joan Huffman, 17	Cecil Bell, 3
Tan Parker, 12	Greg Bonnen, 24
Angela Paxton, 8	Brad Buckley, 54
Charles Perry, 28	Ben Bumgarner, 63
Kevin Sparks, 31	DeWayne Burns, 58
Drew Springer, 30	Dustin Burrows, 83
	Angie Chen Button, 112
	Terry Canales, 40
	Giovanni Capriglione, 98
	David Cook, 96
	Tom Craddick, 82
	Charles Cunningham, 127
	Drew Darby, 72
	Jay Dean, 7
	James Frank, 69
	Frederick Frazier, 61
	Stan Gerdes, 17
	Charlie Geren, 99
	Craig Goldman, 97
	Ryan Guillen, 31
	Sam Harless, 126
	Caroline Harris, 52
	Justin Holland, 33
	Todd Hunter, 32
	Jacey Jetton, 26
	Kyle Kacal, 12
	Ken King, 88
	Stan Kitzman, 85
	John Kuempel, 44
	Stan Lambert, 71
	Brooks Landgraf, 81
	Oscar Longoria, 35
	Janie Lopez, 37
	Jose Lozano, 43
	John Lujan, 118
	Will Metcalf, 16
	Morgan Meyer, 108
	Eddie Morales, 74
	Geanie Morrison, 30
	Andrew Murr, 53
	Tom Oliverson, 130
	Angelia Orr, 13
	Dennis Paul, 129
	Four Price, 87
	John Raney, 14
	Glenn Rogers, 60
	Mike Schofield, 132
	Hugh Shine, 55
	John Smithee, 86
	Kronda Thimesch, 65
	Ed Thompson, 29
	Gary VanDeaver, 1

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