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What is true about Texas law on lobbyists and political contributions to legislators?
In Texas, lobbyists are required to register with the state and disclose their activities and expenditures related to influencing legislation. Political contributions to legislators are regulated, with specific limits on the amounts that can be donated, depending on the type of entity making the contribution. Additionally, lobbyists are prohibited from making contributions to legislators during legislative sessions to prevent undue influence. Transparency is emphasized, with public reporting requirements aimed at ensuring accountability in the political process.
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How do interest groups in Texas benefit from part time legislators?
Due to the fact that legislators in Texas are part-time, they require help from outside sources. They get this help from lobbyists. In essence, the lobbyists are contributing to making laws as much or more than the legislators. This benefits special interest groups who have the financial means to hire lobbyists on their behalf to make laws in Texas.
Do Texas legislators get medical insurance?
I believe they do
What state agency is permitted to recommend salary increases for legislators?
The Texas Ethics Commission can recommend salary increases for legislators. This state agency was established in 1991, and is headquartered in Austin, Texas.
What did Texas legislators draft that outlined the three branches of government?
the Constitution of 1845
Can Texas Legislatures meet at other times of the year?
Texas legislators can meet at other times of the year when summoned by the governor for special sessions.
Does the California legislature have term limits?
Fifteen states now limit the number of terms that legislators serve, however Texas does not. And it is unlikely that Texas legislatures will approve limits for themselves.
What were the contributions of the french in Texas?
Great farming techniqus
Did Stephen f Austin run for president?
No, Stephen F. Austin did not run for president. He was a key figure in the early settlement of Texas and is often referred to as the "Father of Texas." While he played a significant role in the Texas Revolution and served as a commissioner to the United States, he never pursued the presidency of Texas or any other political office. His contributions were more focused on colonization and governance in the early days of Texas.
Was Juan Seguin on the Texas side or the Mexico side?
Juan Seguín was on the Texas side during the Texas Revolution. He was a Tejano leader who fought for Texan independence from Mexico and served as a captain in the Texian army. Seguín later became a prominent political figure in the Republic of Texas, advocating for the rights of Tejanos. His contributions were significant in bridging the cultural divide between Anglo settlers and the Mexican population in Texas.
What are Texas legislators handicapped by?
Texas legislatures are handicapped by lack of public understanding, support and adjustment to shifting trends within the legislature. Each faces 9000 bills every time legislature convenes.
What are Juan Seguin's contributions to the colinization of Texas?
juan seguin what was his contribution
What is the role of political parties in Texas municipal elections?
political parties have no involvement
