2024 Summit Saturday Morning

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Texas

LEADERSHIP

SUMMIT

Building The Texas Team

So Liberty Never Expires

I pledge allegiance to the Flag
of the United States of
America, and to the Republic
for which it stands, one
Nation under God, indivisible,
with liberty and justice for all.

Honor the Texas flag; I pledge
allegiance to thee, Texas, one
state under God, one and
indivisible

Texas

LEADERSHIP

SUMMIT

Building The Texas Team

So Liberty Never Expires

Jonathan Viaud

Regional Director

Paul Dunfee

Texas 150 Director

TX Legislator Prayer Team

Edna Krueger

Elizabeth Simpkins

Michelle Lanning

Troy Lanning

Paul Dunfee

Ron Schwartz

Tom Pryor

Tony Gentry

Vicki DeFord

Target Groups

: Primary: 150 Texas State Representative

Legislators & Their Staff

Secondary: 31 Texas State Senator Legislators &

Their Staff

Tertiary: Texas COS Coalition Teams

Primary Goals

:

Serve

God.



Demonstrate

COS support through our group

  prayer effort



Ensure

the prayer needs of the Target Group are

  fully met each month.



Build

a valued relationship with the

         Legislators/Teams

Primary Activities

:  Monthly Legislator/Staff phone/in-person

     outreach and “internal” COS prayer review call

Representatives by Party

Total Contacted

Percent

Contacted

Unassigned

to Team

Democrat

65

44

68%

21

Republican

85

71

84%

14

150

115

35

Senators by Party

Total Contacted

Percent

Contacted

Unassigned

to Team

Democrat

13

3

23%

10

Republican

18

7

39%

11

31

10

21

….Over 300 Prayer

Requests This Year!!!

Averaging 37 Per Month!!!

“I Have Been at The Capitol For

Over 10 Years And I Know Who You

Guys Are. You Are Doing a Great

Service For Everyone.”

“Thanks for Spreading The

“Positivity” Across the Capitol!”

“I Always Look Forward to Your

Call! You Make My Day Each

Time We Speak!”

“Come Visit Us at Any Time!”

“Thank You For Supporting Us So Consistently. And Our

Prayers We Share With You Are Getting Answered. Tell

Each Member We Appreciate Them So Much!”

“Please Pray That I Find a

Good Man!”

Please Direct People to the “Texas 150” Web Page – or

Directly to Me (Paul Dunfee (224) 234-1008)…

Darren York

State Director – COS Texas

Erika Hatfield

State Director – COS Texas

Milestones

January – Write / Call / Meet With Your Representative and Senator

Congratulating Them (is appropriate) and sharing your legislative priorities.

February – Write / Call Your Representative and Senator Encouraging Them

To Join The COS Lunch and Learn With Rick Santorum At The Capital.

March – Join Us At The Capitol For Surge Day With Committee Members

April – Join Us At The Capitol For Fill The Gallery Day For House Vote

Texas

LEADERSHIP

SUMMIT

Building The Texas Team

So Liberty Never Expires

Steve Munisteri

Governor’s Senior Policy Advisor

Texas Legislative Leadership Team

Bill

A type of legislative measure that is the primary means used to

create and change the laws of the state

. A bill

becomes law on its effective date if it is passed by both chambers of the legislature and is not vetoed by the

governor. The term “bill” is also used generically in TLIS on the Capitol Complex intranet and in TLO on the

Internet to refer to the various types of legislative measures that may be introduced during a legislative session. On

these sites and in some other general uses of the term, “bill” types include bills, joint resolutions, concurrent

resolutions, and simple resolutions.

Bracket Bill

—A bill intended to apply only to a particular class of political subdivisions or geographic areas

described by characteristics that relate to the purpose of the bill.

Companion Bill

—A bill filed in one chamber that is identical or very similar to a bill filed in the opposite

chamber. Companion bills are used to expedite passage, as they provide a means for committee consideration of

a measure to occur in both chambers simultaneously. A companion bill that has passed one chamber can then be

substituted for the companion bill in the opposite chamber.

Duplicate Bill

—A bill that is identical to another bill filed in the same chamber.

Local Bill

—A bill to enact a law that applies only to a discrete community or area rather than to the entire state.

Omnibus Bill

—A bill relating to a broad subject that combines many different aspects of that subject.

Resolution

A type of legislative measure.

Concurrent Resolution

—A type of legislative measure that requires adoption by both chambers and generally

requires action by the governor. A concurrent resolution may be used to convey the sentiment of the legislature

or offer a commendation, a memorial, a statement of congratulations, a welcome, or a request for action by

another governmental entity.

Joint Resolution

—A type of legislative measure that requires adoption by both chambers of the legislature but

does not require action by the governor. A joint resolution is used to propose amendments to the Texas

Constitution, ratify amendments to the U.S. Constitution, or

request a constitutional convention to propose

amendments to the U.S. Constitution

. Before becoming effective, the provisions of joint resolutions proposing

amendments to the Texas Constitution must be approved by the voters of Texas.

Simple Resolution

—A type of legislative measure that is considered only within the chamber in which it is

filed. A simple resolution may be used to offer a commendation, a memorial, a statement of congratulations, or

the views of that chamber, as well as adopt or change the chamber's rules of procedure.

Terms Used For Legislative Measures (Bills)

SB – Senate Bill

SR – Senate Simple Resolution

SCR – Senate Concurrent Resolution

SJR – Senate Joint Resolution

HB – House Bill

HR – House Simple Resolution

HCR – House Concurrent Resolution

HJR – House Joint Resolution

SJR

2

– The number implies the importance of

the bill to the Lt. Governor or Speaker,(1, 2, 3,

or 4 digits) coupled with the order of filing.

The system is designed to KILL,

NOT PASS, legislation.

TEXAS SENATE

Senate Assigned Pass Comm Pass Floor Heard House Pass House Veto Law
SB

2,633



847



796



632



505



54



448



SCR

62



48



47



40



35



-

25



SJR

93



23



20



13



8



-

-



SR

734



730



730



-



-



-

-



Total

3,522



1,648



1,593



685



548



54



473



Senate Legislation

Bills

% of Total

% Prev

Assigned

3,522



Pass Comm

1,648



46.8%

Pass Floor

1,593



45.2%

96.7%

Heard House

685



19.4%

43.0%

Pass House

548



15.6%

80.0%

SJRs Only

Bills

% of Total

% Prev

Assigned

93



Pass Comm

23



24.7%

Pass Floor

20



21.5%

87.0%

Heard Senate

13



14.0%

65.0%

Pass Senate

8



8.6%

61.5%

TEXAS HOUSE

COS HISTORY

2017 Legislation

SJR2 – The application for COS

SJR38 – Rescinded 12 prior applications, leaving 1977 BBA application, set 8

year expiration of 2017 application.

SB21 – Established law for selection, charging, recall of commissioners for

an Article V convention

2023 Legislation

SJR52 – To extend the 8 year expiration – point of order killed

2025 Legislation

New Application – Senate (Birdwell / Hughes) and House (Vasut)

KEY DATES FOR 2025 LEGISLATIVE SESSION

Monday, November 11, 2024 First day legislators and legislators-

elect may file bills for the 89th Legislature.

Around December 1, 2024 Republican Caucus meets to vote for

nominee for Speaker.

Tuesday, January 14, 2025 (1st day) 89th Legislature convenes at

noon.

About January 28, 2025 House Committee assignments

announced.

February 10 (week), 2025 Santorum Lunch and Learn for

Legislators

February 19-21 TPPF Policy Summit

Friday, March 14, 2025 (60th day) 60-day deadline for bill filing.

March 20-22 TFRW Legislative Days

Monday, June 2, 2025 (140th day) Sine die.

Changed Environment

There were 86 Republicans

-9 Retired

-15 lost primary

62 Incumbents ran and 62 Won
50 Freshmen ran and

26 Won

Filling

88 Rep Seats

There were 64

-7
-1

56 Incumbents ran and 56 Won
72 Freshmen ran and

6 Won

Filling

62 Dem Seats

BATTLE PLAN

NOW:

Whip Count, keep working

Senate need 16 to pass, have 18 could be 20

House need 76 to pass, have 75 Yes and Probably, 5 Maybe, Work

15 unknowns

Speak with Birdwell / Vasut about filing on 11/11 to get low

number

Lt. Gov. begins committee assignments

Speaker Contest continues

11/11/2024 Hopefully file SJR and HJR

Republican Caucus meets for Speaker vote about December 1

Lt. Gov. may announce committees at any time

Governor State of State and Priority Items

Complete 1 page leave behind for Reps

1/14/2025  Session begins at noon, Speaker election

Speaker begins working on committee assignments

Bill assignment to committee begins

Complete Email blast for testimony submission to committee

1/28/2025  Committees should be announced by now

Work committee chair, members and directors to get hearing week of

3/17

Weekly / Daily monitoring of bill status

Email blast to email Reps to attend lunch and learn.

Attend committee hearings, get to know members

2/10/2025  (week)  Santorum lunch and learn for Reps.

Deliver 1 page leave behind to each Rep.

3/17/2025

Email day committee hearings announced to submit comment and

attend

When bill is out of committee, begin working Calendars members

Email blast with one or two click email to Calendars members

?/?/2025  When bill is scheduled for floor:

Email blast for surge day

Email blast with one or two click email to all members

Email blast for mass attendance in chamber gallery

HD Pet Sign 10/29 Whip 25

Nov Winner

85

1929

M

Stan Kitzman (i)

99

2128

M

Charlie Geren (i)

42

295

M

Richard Raymond (i)

13

2463

U

Angelia Orr (i)

14

1283

U

Paul Dyson

30

2023

U

A.J. Louderback

34

925

U

Denise Villalobos

37

923

U

Janie Lopez (i)

54

1504

U

Brad Buckley (i)

60

3759

U

Mike Olcott

62

3295

U

Shelley Luther

80

887

U

Don McLaughlin

87

2083

U

Caroline Fairly

97

1875

U

John McQueeney

126

1805

U

E. Sam Harless (i)

Senate

Senate

R D Total

Y

Yes

18 0

18

P

Probable

0 0

0

M

Maybe

1 0

1

U

Unknown

0 1

1

N

No

0 11

11

Total Total

19 12

31

House

House

R D Total

Y

Yes

57 2

59

P

Probable 17 0

17

M

Maybe

2 1

3

U

Unknown 12 55

67

N

No

0 4

4

Total Total

88 62

150

Brent Hagenbuch

Texas

LEADERSHIP

SUMMIT

Building The Texas Team

So Liberty Never Expires

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