TX-SB2-2021

Texas · SB 2 · 2021

Relating to requiring public school students to compete in interscholastic athletic competitions based on biological sex.

Anti-LGBTQ+FailedSpecial session 2
Bill key
TX-SB2-2021
State
Texas
Session
2021
Introduced
Last recorded status
engrossed
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Citation (Bluebook)
S.B. 2, 87th Leg., 1st Called Sess. (Tex. 2021), https://capitol.texas.gov/BillLookup/History.aspx?LegSess=871&Bill=SB2.
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Tex. S.B. 2.
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Relating to requiring public school students to compete in interscholastic athletic competitions based on biological sex.

This number was used more than once in 2021

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Sponsors

13 sponsors
NamePartyOfficeDistrictRole
Charles PerryRepublicanSenatorSD-028Primary sponsor
Paul BettencourtRepublicanSenatorSD-007Co-sponsor
Brian BirdwellRepublicanSenatorSD-022Co-sponsor
Dawn BuckinghamRepublicanSenatorSD-024Co-sponsor
Donna CampbellRepublicanSenatorSD-025Co-sponsor
Charles CreightonRepublicanSenatorSD-004Co-sponsor
Bryan HughesRepublicanSenatorSD-001Co-sponsor
Bob HallRepublicanSenatorSD-002Co-sponsor
Lois KolkhorstRepublicanSenatorSD-018Co-sponsor
Angela PaxtonRepublicanSenatorSD-008Co-sponsor
Charles SchwertnerRepublicanSenatorSD-005Co-sponsor
Drew SpringerRepublicanSenatorSD-030Co-sponsor
Larry TaylorRepublicanSenatorSD-011Co-sponsor

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