RICHARD HAYES | HOUSE DISTRICT 57
Stay informed about legislation authored, sponsored, and co-sponsored by State Representative Richard Hayes during the 90th Texas Legislature.
90th Legislative Session
Review legislation filed by Representative Hayes and follow its progress through the legislative process.
Initial report: November 11, 2026
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The Legislative Record
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Relating to fees charged by certain property owners' associations for resale certificates and updates of resale certificates.
Measure: House Bill 678
Primary author: Richard Hayes
Subject: Property owners' association resale certificate fees.
Status as reported: Filed November 9, 2026.
Official Bill History & Text →Relating to providing for a reduction in the total number of state agency rules.
Measure: House Bill 699
Primary author: Richard Hayes
Subject: Reduction in the total number of state agency rules.
Status as reported: Filed November 9, 2026.
Official Bill History & Text →Relating to acceptable forms of photo identification for the purposes of voting.
Measure: House Bill 969
Primary author: Richard Hayes
Subject: Acceptable photo identification for voting.
Status as reported: Filed November 9, 2026.
Official Bill History & Text →Proposing a constitutional amendment regarding the time during which the legislature may act on bills or resolutions during a regular session.
Measure: House Joint Resolution 42
Primary author: Richard Hayes
Subject: Proposed constitutional amendment concerning legislative procedures.
Status as reported: Filed November 9, 2026.
Official Resolution History & Text →Recognizing March 3 and 4, 2027, as Denton County Days at the State Capitol.
Measure: House Resolution 13
Primary author: Richard Hayes
Subject: Recognition of Denton County Days at the State Capitol.
Status as reported: Filed November 9, 2026.
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Understanding the Process
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