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The Eightieth Texas Legislature met in regular session beginning 9 January 2007. All members of the House of Representatives and 16 members of the Senate were up for election on 7 November 2006 in the Texas Legislature election.
[edit] Sessions
The Eightieth Texas Legislature convened in Regular Session on 9 January 2007. The Legislature will adjourn on 28 May 2007
[edit] Party summary
[edit] Senate
[edit] House of Representatives
[edit] Officers
[edit] Senate
- Lieutenant Governor
- David Dewhurst, Republican
- President Pro Tempore
- Regular Session: Mario Gallegos, Democrat
[edit] House of Representatives
- Speaker of the House
- Tom Craddick, Republican
[edit] Members
[edit] Senate
[edit] House of Representatives
District |
Representative |
Party |
Took office |
1 |
Stephen J. Frost |
Democrat |
2005 |
2 |
Dan Flynn |
Republican |
2003 |
3 |
Mark Homer |
Democrat |
1999 |
4 |
Betty Brown |
Republican |
1999 |
5 |
Bryan Hughes |
Republican |
2003 |
6 |
Leo Berman |
Republican |
1999 |
7 |
Tommy Merritt |
Republican |
1997 |
8 |
Byron Cook |
Republican |
2003 |
9 |
Wayne Christian |
Republican |
2007 |
10 |
Jim Pitts |
Republican |
1993 |
11 |
Chuck Hopson |
Democrat |
2001 |
12 |
Jim McReynolds |
Democrat |
1997 |
13 |
Lois W. Kolkhorst |
Republican |
2001 |
14 |
Fred Brown |
Republican |
1999 |
15 |
Rob Eissler |
Republican |
2003 |
16 |
C. Brandon Creighton |
Republican |
2007 |
17 |
Robby Cook |
Democrat |
1997 |
18 |
John Otto |
Republican |
2005 |
19 |
Tuffy Hamilton |
Republican |
2003 |
20 |
Dan Gattis |
Republican |
2003 |
21 |
Allan B. Ritter |
Democrat |
1999 |
22 |
Joe Deshotel |
Democrat |
1999 |
23 |
Craig Eiland |
Democrat |
1995 |
24 |
Larry Taylor |
Republican |
2003 |
25 |
Dennis Bonnen |
Republican |
1997 |
26 |
Charles F. “Charlie” Howard |
Republican |
1995 |
27 |
Dora Olivo |
Democrat |
1997 |
28 |
John Zerwas |
Republican |
2007 |
29 |
Mike O'Day[1] |
Republican |
2007 |
30 |
Geanie W. Morrison |
Republican |
1999 |
31 |
Ryan Guillen |
Democrat |
2003 |
32 |
Juan M. Garcia |
Democrat |
2007 |
33 |
Solomon Ortiz, Jr. |
Democrat |
2007 |
34 |
Abel Herrero |
Democrat |
2005 |
35 |
Yvonne Gonzalez Toureilles |
Democrat |
2005 |
36 |
Kino Flores |
Democrat |
1997 |
37 |
Rene O. Oliveira |
Democrat |
1991 (first time: 1981–1987) |
38 |
Eddie Lucio III |
Democrat |
2007 |
39 |
Mando Martinez |
Democrat |
2005 |
40 |
Aaron Peña |
Democrat |
2003 |
41 |
Veronica Gonzales |
Democrat |
2005 |
42 |
Richard Raymond |
Democrat |
2001 (first time: 1993–1999) |
43 |
Juan Manuel Escobar |
Democrat |
2003 |
44 |
Edmund Kuempel |
Republican |
1983 |
45 |
Patrick Rose |
Democrat |
2003 |
46 |
Dawnna Dukes |
Democrat |
1995 |
47 |
Valinda Bolton |
Democrat |
2007 |
48 |
Donna Howard |
Democrat |
2006 |
49 |
Elliott Naishtat |
Democrat |
1991 |
50 |
Mark Strama |
Democrat |
2005 |
51 |
Eddie Rodriguez |
Democrat |
2003 |
52 |
Mike Krusee |
Republican |
1993 |
53 |
Harvey Hilderbran |
Republican |
1989 |
54 |
Jimmie Don Aycock |
Republican |
2007 |
55 |
Dianne White Delisi |
Republican |
1991 |
56 |
Doc Anderson |
Republican |
2005 |
57 |
Jim Dunnam |
Democrat |
1997 |
58 |
Rob Orr |
Republican |
2005 |
59 |
Sid Miller |
Republican |
2001 |
60 |
Jim Keffer |
Republican |
1997 |
61 |
Phil King |
Republican |
1999 |
62 |
Larry Phillips |
Republican |
2003 |
63 |
Tan Parker |
Republican |
2007 |
64 |
Myra Crownover |
Republican |
2000 |
65 |
Burt Solomons |
Republican |
1995 |
66 |
Brian McCall |
Republican |
1991 |
67 |
Jerry Madden |
Republican |
1993 |
68 |
Rick Hardcastle |
Republican |
1999 |
69 |
David Farabee |
Democrat |
1999 |
70 |
Ken Paxton |
Republican |
2003 |
71 |
Susan King |
Republican |
2007 |
72 |
Drew Darby |
Republican |
2007 |
73 |
Nathan Macias |
Republican |
2007 |
74 |
Pete P. Gallego |
Democrat |
1991 |
75 |
Chente Quintanilla |
Democrat |
2003 |
76 |
Norma Chavez |
Democrat |
1997 |
77 |
Paul C. Moreno |
Democrat |
1975 (first time: 1967–1973) |
78 |
Pat Haggerty |
Republican |
1989 |
79 |
Joe C. Pickett |
Democrat |
1995 |
80 |
Tracy O. King |
Democrat |
2005 |
81 |
Buddy West |
Republican |
1993 |
82 |
Tom Craddick |
Republican |
1969 |
83 |
Delwin L. Jones |
Republican |
1989 (first time: 1965–1981) |
84 |
Carl H. Isett |
Republican |
1997 |
85 |
Joe Heflin |
Democrat |
2007 |
86 |
John Smithee |
Republican |
1985 |
87 |
David Swinford |
Republican |
1991 |
88 |
Warren Chisum |
Republican |
1989 |
89 |
Jodie Laubenberg |
Republican |
2003 |
90 |
Lon Burnam |
Democrat |
1997 |
91 |
Kelly Hancock |
Republican |
2007 |
92 |
Todd Smith |
Republican |
1997 |
93 |
Paula Hightower Pierson |
Democrat |
2007 |
94 |
Diane Patrick |
Republican |
2007 |
95 |
Mark Veasey |
Democrat |
2005 |
96 |
Bill Zedler |
Republican |
2003 |
97 |
Anna Mowery |
Republican |
1988 |
98 |
Vicki Truitt |
Republican |
1999 |
99 |
Charlie Geren |
Republican |
2001 |
100 |
Terri Hodge |
Democrat |
1997 |
101 |
Thomas Latham |
Republican |
2007 |
102 |
Tony Goolsby |
Republican |
1989 |
103 |
Rafael Anchia |
Democrat |
2005 |
104 |
Roberto R. Alonzo |
Democrat |
2003 (first time: 1993–1997) |
105 |
Linda Harper-Brown |
Republican |
2003 |
106 |
Kirk England |
Republican |
2006 |
107 |
Allen Vaught |
Democrat |
2007 |
108 |
Dan Branch |
Republican |
2003 |
109 |
Helen Giddings |
Democrat |
1993 |
110 |
Barbara Mallory Calloway |
Democrat |
2007 |
111 |
Yvonne Davis |
Democrat |
1993 |
112 |
Fred Hill |
Republican |
1989 |
113 |
Joe Driver |
Republican |
1993 |
114 |
Will Hartnett |
Republican |
1991 |
115 |
Jim Jackson |
Republican |
2005 |
116 |
Trey Martinez Fischer |
Democrat |
2001 |
117 |
David McQuade Leibowitz |
Democrat |
2005 |
118 |
Joe Farias |
Democrat |
2007 |
119 |
Robert R. Puente |
Democrat |
1991 |
120 |
Ruth Jones McClendon |
Democrat |
1996 |
121 |
Joe Straus |
Republican |
2005 |
122 |
Frank J. Corte, Jr. |
Republican |
1993 |
123 |
Mike Villarreal |
Democrat |
2000 |
124 |
Jose Menendez |
Democrat |
2001 |
125 |
Joaquin Castro |
Democrat |
2003 |
126 |
Patricia Harless |
Republican |
2007 |
127 |
Joe Crabb |
Republican |
1993 |
128 |
Wayne Smith |
Republican |
2003 |
129 |
John E. Davis |
Republican |
1999 |
130 |
Corbin Van Arsdale |
Republican |
2003 |
131 |
Alma A. Allen |
Democrat |
2005 |
132 |
Bill Callegari |
Republican |
2001 |
133 |
Jim Murphy |
Republican |
2007 |
134 |
Ellen Cohen |
Democrat |
2007 |
135 |
Gary Elkins |
Republican |
1995 |
136 |
Beverly Woolley |
Republican |
1995 |
137 |
Scott Hochberg |
Democrat |
1993 |
138 |
Dwayne Bohac |
Republican |
2003 |
139 |
Sylvester Turner |
Democrat |
1989 |
140 |
Kevin Bailey |
Democrat |
1991 |
141 |
Senfronia Thompson |
Democrat |
1973 |
142 |
Harold V. Dutton, Jr. |
Democrat |
1985 |
143 |
Ana Hernandez |
Democrat |
2007 |
144 |
Robert E. Talton |
Republican |
1993 |
145 |
Rick Noriega |
Democrat |
1999 |
146 |
Borris Miles |
Democrat |
2007 |
147 |
Garnet Coleman |
Democrat |
1991 |
148 |
Jessica Farrar |
Democrat |
1995 |
149 |
Hubert Vo |
Democrat |
2005 |
150 |
Debbie Riddle |
Republican |
2002 |
^ : The incumbent, Republican Glenda Dawson, died before the election, but after she could be replaced on the ballot. She won the November election, and will be replaced by Rep.-elect Mike O'Day (R-Pearland), who was elected on January 16, 2007 in a special election run-off. [2] He was sworn into office on January 25, 2007. [3]
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