TX-HB2109-2019

Texas · HB 2109 · 2019

Relating to the right of recusal from the performance of certain marriage ceremonies.

Anti-LGBTQ+Failed
Bill key
TX-HB2109-2019
State
Texas
Session
2019
Introduced
Last recorded status
introduced
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Citation (Bluebook)
H.B. 2109, 86th Leg., Reg. Sess. (Tex. 2019), https://capitol.texas.gov/BillLookup/History.aspx?LegSess=86R&Bill=HB2109.
Short citation
Tex. H.B. 2109.
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Summary

A person may recuse themselves from performing a marriage ceremony

Sponsors

11 sponsors
NamePartyOfficeDistrictRole
Dan FlynnRepublicanRepresentativeHD-002Primary sponsor
Rick MillerRepublicanRepresentativeHD-026Primary sponsor
Greg BonnenRepublicanRepresentativeHD-024Co-sponsor
Jay DeanRepublicanRepresentativeHD-007Co-sponsor
Cole HefnerRepublicanRepresentativeHD-005Co-sponsor
Brooks LandgrafRepublicanRepresentativeHD-081Co-sponsor
Chris PaddieRepublicanRepresentativeHD-009Co-sponsor
Matt SchaeferRepublicanRepresentativeHD-006Co-sponsor
Drew SpringerRepublicanRepresentativeSD-030Co-sponsor
James WhiteRepublicanRepresentativeHD-019Co-sponsor
Terry WilsonRepublicanRepresentativeHD-020Co-sponsor

Bill text

  • As introduced (2,363 characters)

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