Texas Breastfeeding Coalition Is Starting an Art Collection

This is an idea I've had percolating for awhile, and it's finally happening! Texas Breastfeeding Coalition is in the process of building a collection of breastfeeding art.  The art is intended to be exhibited throughout Texas in the coming years, in an effort to normalize breastfeeding and to educate those who see it on the benefits of breastfeeding and the need for support to bring those benefits to fruition.

This project is in its infancy.  There are no hard and fast rules at the moment, and most of the plans are a wish list we would like to make a reality.  What we hope for is a permanent art collection that will travel the state in galleries, restaurants, libraries, coffee houses, etcetera, with the coordination of breastfeeding advocates and local coalitions.  We are looking for support and involvement in a number of ways.  You can become involved by reading for more information below and contacting TXBCArt@gmail.com.

ART SUBMISSIONS

We are accepting submissions of art, and will continue to do so indefinitely.  Please email TXBCArt@gmail.com for more information as you plan your submission. Please note that our first show is currently scheduled for February 16-24, and we would like to have enough pieces together by then to fill a gallery at the Capitol.  Pieces for the Capitol exhibit will need to be - and I hate this word, but for lack of a better one - modest.  Pieces to show elsewhere do not need to take that into consideration.

Art should be framed (if appropriate), and we would prefer donations.   If a piece is on loan, we will need a signed liability release.  There is no budget allotted at this time for shipping, so artists should plan to be responsible for delivery of their piece(s).  At this time, art is being collected in Austin.  

Pieces are intended to be shown with informational signage - stats on breastfeeding benefits, personal stories of the impact of facing discrimination for breastfeeding in public or of having support (or not) to pump at work.  If you feel moved to include such information with your piece, please do so.

Pieces are not intended to be sold or judged. (It's possible that we could include photos of pieces on the TXBC website that could link to the artists so that prints could be sold. But pieces would not be for sale from exhibits.)

We would like to show diversity in ethnicity of the subjects and in feeding methods.

EXHIBIT SPACES

We need help securing spaces to show the collection.  Please contact us for available dates, then work to secure dates for shows in any venues that may want to display art.

LEADERSHIP

We need someone passionate and committed to take the lead on organizing this project.  This person or team will maintain the calendar, make arrangements for travel/shipment, and be responsible for the educational element (signs to display with each piece, with information as described above).

DISPLAY

We need a way to display the art, at least at the Capitol.  This could mean borrowing easels, or having something custom-built.  If you are available to help with either, please contact us.

SIGNS

The educational elements described above, we are imagining having printed on foam core signs.  It would be wonderful to have the printing of these donated.
We will need help in writing, designing, editing, etc.

FUNDRAISING

We may need to raise funds for displays, signs, and shipping.  If you can donate money, please contact TXBCArt@gmail.com.

LIABILITY WAIVER

We need a liability release drafted, to be signed by anyone loaning art.

TITLE/THEME

We need a title for the exhibit, that will sort of tie things together thematically (beyond the theme of “breastfeeding.”  The theme should be something along the lines of “It Takes a Village” - only clever instead of clichéd.  Point is, the collection and the educational signage with it will be used to educate, and to stress the need for support of breastfeeding mothers and children.

TRANSPORT
It would be great to have some boxes donated to transport the framed artwork safely.

Love this submission from Brian the Birth Guy!
(And now the song lyric, "I'm so excited, and I just can't hide it!"
is running through my head.)

While this has been in my head for a long while, the time to make it really happen is now short. Please spread the word and help out in whatever way you can. I'm so excited! Really! This is going to be awesome!

What's Kim Kardashian Got to Do with Alyssa Milano?

I'm adding the "(insert sexy/nude stuff here) is ok but breastfeeding is not" complaints to stuff I'm *OVER* regarding breastfeeding advocacy. (The list so far includes nurse-ins getting all the glory while preventative measures like legislation lack the same passionate involvement, trolls, comments sections, & anyone who likens breastfeeding to any natural functions we perform in private, from sex to pooping to nose picking.)

It's been a pet peeve for awhile now, but this here article ("Alyssa Milano Gets Heat for Breastfeeding Selfies But Kim Kardashian Nudes are Celebrated?") has me seething.

A. It's not okay that Kim Kardashian posed nude - people are freaking the frak out about it. It SHOULD be okay - celebrated even, perhaps, but opinions are like... Well, everybody's got an opinion, & some of them are really judgmental.

B. Did Alyssa Milano get heat for her breastfeeding selfies? Probably, I guess, because internet trolls. But surely most of us are all "BOOYAH!" about it, right?

C. To answer the question posed in the article, "What do you find more offensive..." I'll say this: the fact that the author refers to Kim Kardashian's booty as her "giant rump," and "overly ample backside" is what I find most offensive. I don't follow the Kardashians, so it's not that I'm a fan. It just really ticks me off that someone is either advocating for breastfeeding while being a jerkface about another woman, or they're *pretending* to advocate for breastfeeding while being a jerkface about another woman for double the media hot topics.

In short:

It's okay for Kim Kardashian to pose nude on the cover of a magazine.

It's okay for Alyssa Milano to post breastfeeding selfies.

It's NOT okay for anybody to act high & mighty judging either choice, or by judging how they look doing it.

End rant.

Screenshot courtesy of Victoria S.

It's Time! We Need You Now!

The picture below is from a screen grab of an email I wrote to my friend almost seven years ago, after we went to the Capitol together with other mothers and advocates to legislators in support of Rep. Farrar's second filing of her bill to strengthen the NIP law.

SEVEN years ago. 

And the bill still has no enforcement. 

It has been filed every session since, & each time it has failed. No more. It's time to get this bill passed, y'all. 

Our right to breastfeed our babies wherever we are authorized to be is routinely violated. And a law that is flouted with impunity is one which needs strengthening. Otherwise, what is the point of anything our legislators do?

I was so anxious that first time I went to advocate for mothers and babies. As an introvert, I was completely out of my element. I'm still an introvert, but now I know that when I'm telling lawmakers that they need to take responsibility for supporting mothers and babies through policy - I am IN my element. 

But we need y'all there with Texas Breastfeeding Coalition. Please join us for some or all of the TXBC Fall Meeting & Legislative Action Days this month.

tinyurl.com/TXBCFall14

In anticipation of the start of the 84th legislative session, we are meeting with legislators this month, and we need people (whether you're a TXBC member or not) in attendance from all over this huge state. Legislators are most interested in that which their constituents care about, so we need a lot of involvement for our 31 large Senate districts and our 150 Representative districts. There will be training before you meet with legislators/staffers, and efforts will be made to pair people together for meetings, so the meetings won't be as intimidating as they may sound!

The TXBC Fall Meeting and Legislative Action Days are just a week and a half away now, on Nov. 17 & 18. To register for the meeting, click here.

There is a downloadable flyer on the Fall Meeting page of the website if you want to share meeting information with other breastfeeding advocates. You can also help to promote the event by inviting friends on Facebook.

If you are only able to attend Day 2 (Tuesday, Nov. 18) of the meeting, there will be no registration fee for Day 2 only attendance. To register for Day 2 only, please complete this two-question survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/RTSNPQF

This meeting will be held in the Banquet Room of the Capitol Grill (E1.002) at the state Capitol in Austin. There is limited power, so bring your electronic devices fully charged.

In addition to our legislative agenda, the meeting will include TXBC business, an ethics E CERP and a screening of the incredible documentary, The Milky Way.

If you need to bring your baby/child, that's perfectly alright! If they become distracting, you'll be able to step out into the cafeteria or even stroll around the Capitol to settle them, & then rejoin the meeting! If you are interested in child care, that is something we may be able to arrange for. Email txbfleg@gmail.com with "Child Care" in the subject so we can gauge interest.

If you are unable to attend, please visit the lege page of our website at TXBFLeg.com for a menu of ways to support pro-breastfeeding legislation.

See the flyer on the website for more details, and please register or complete the survey as soon as you are able, to facilitate appointment making.

No.

No.  No no no no no no no.  Just, NO.

A HOSPITAL has discriminated against a breastfeeding mother.

We have hospitals in Texas doing things right - the Texas Ten Step Program, the Star Achiever Initiative, hospitals seeking Baby-Friendly status.

Then there's UMC, where someone decided to tell a mother with a four-month-old infant waiting for her appointment - to breastfeed in private.  In a restroom, in fact.

Someone who thought that the health of that baby was trumped by the discomfort of some adults.

NO!

I have no doubt this will go viral.  And everyone will be talking about Texas law.

Sec. 165.002. RIGHT TO BREAST-FEED. A mother is entitled to breast-feed her baby in any location in which the mother is authorized to be.

And who will be correcting the people who comment that what that hospital did was totally illegal?

You.

We need you to spread the word while this is being discussed in articles and social media that it is not illegal to violate a mother's right to feed her child. And until it IS illegal, this kind of discrimination will continue to jeopardize breastfeeding relationships.

Texas Breastfeeding Coalition is meeting November 17 and 18 and we will make a presentation to legislators and staffers on legislation we will support in the coming session.  We will also have meetings in their offices.  The bill closest to my heart will be filed by Representative Farrar.  It will make it illegal to interfere with or restrict breastfeeding, it will educate business owners that the law exists, and it will allow mothers to sue businesses for a max of $500 if they are harassed.

If that sounds like something you want to make happen, register for the TXBC meeting and help us.  It will take people from all over this humongous state (politely) demanding that their representatives and senators take responsibility for supporting mothers and babies.  Policy is vital to changing this systemic problem, where even in a hospital, a mother must worry that she will be confronted by ignorance.

Photo Courtesy of The Good Body Project

If you cannot make this meeting, plan to attend the next one in February, and go to TXBFLeg.com to see how else you can be a part of making change happen.

Who Will You Put in the Lege? - My (Sort of) Endorsements

Whether or not we use policy to support breastfeeding mothers in Texas will be largely dependent upon who we put in the legislature.  Early voting has started, and I consider it my responsibility to vote.  There's no argument against this (politicians are all the same, my one vote doesn't make a difference, blahblahblah) that can hold any water for me.

Too many women fought before me for the right to vote.  I owe it to them to use it.  Too many people in the world have no influence over policy in their countries - I feel it would be like spitting in their faces to blow off voting.  And if I'm going to complain about anything in this country (and I am), then I wouldn't feel right doing so without making an effort to be a part of improving things.

Susan B. Anthony, arrested with fourteen
colleagues for voting in 1872 (Source)

Our nursing in public law needs improvement.  Yes, we can NIP - but it's not illegal to violate that right.  Yes, women can pump at work - but unless they are hourly employees, they have no legal rights to do so.  And while help exists for mothers experiencing breastfeeding difficulties, in the absence of licensure for International Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLCs), it is hard for moms to know who is most qualified, and it is hard for IBCLCs to be reimbursed by insurance companies (to you know, make a living).

Who we put into the Texas legislature this fall will determine the fate of any proposed breastfeeding legislation to address the issues above.  Who we vote for (cause we're all voting, right?!) will determine who votes for or against breastfeeding bills.

As someone who was very active in supporting bf bills last session, I'm sharing some information for those of you to who have an interest in supporting breastfeeding legislation (which, with the potential to save the U.S. $13 billion and over 900 lives per year, should be everyone).  These aren't really endorsements, exactly, because I can't say I've researched all possible candidates.  In other words, these are not necessarily the candidates I would vote for - but their history with bf lege would carry weight with me.  It's information to take into consideration.

Also, these are strictly my thoughts alone.  In writing this I represent only myself, not any group of which I am part.

Below is the list of general election candidates I found here, listed by position/district.

The U.S. Senator and Representatives will be important to supporting any bf lege at the federal level.  My experience is at the state level, so the info I have is about state senators and representatives, and a few offices above those.  I'll share here who authored breastfeeding bills, who voted for and against them in 2013, and a little about my personal experiences at the Capitol.  (My only note for my local elections is that, based on my experiences with AISD, I'll be voting for Yasmin Wagner as Austin ISD Trustee in District 7.)

Breastfeeding is a bi-partisan issue.  78.4% of Texas mothers are initiating breastfeeding (per the CDC's 2014 Breastfeeding Report Card).  78.4% of Texas mothers certainly represent more than a single political party.  Unfortunately, Texas politicians do not seem always to realize that breastfeeding is bi-partisan.

Looking at the record vote from 2013, the opposition to HB 741 (our pump-at-work bill which passed in the House but stalled in the Senate), all 46 "nays" came from Republicans, presumably because conservatives value limited government and free enterprise.

All Democrats (there were 55 out of 150 last session, so just over 1/3 of the House) voted for the bill, with the exception of 6 who were absent.

Six Republicans were absent and two did not vote, so 41 Republicans voted for the bill.

That makes the vote  90 to 46, but among Republicans, it was 41 to 46 - that's pretty split.  (And no wonder, because two other key Republican values are at play - individual liberty and traditional values - these are the two we'll want carrying the most weight regarding breastfeeding bills in 2015.)

Percentage-wise, 100% of Democrats voted for the bill and 47% of Republicans voted for it.

If you lean conservative, breastfeeding may or may not be significant enough to you to vote for Democrats.  But I offer the information for whatever it's worth.

HB 741 was pretty non-controversial.  A politician who supported it would not necessarily also support strengthening the right to breastfeed or licensing IBCLCs.  So with 100% support from Dems, I've highlighted all Democrats in the table below in green, because I think that merits attention.

This post ends with a table where the legislators who voted against HB 741 are listed in red, and those who voted for it and/or in some other way showed support to breastfeeding legislation are bolded in green.  I'll keep my notes in the table brief.  Since I'm verbose by nature, I have lengthier explanations that precede the table.


Before I get to that, here are a couple of resources to help you with your voting:

votetexas.gov has lots of info - check it out if you have any questions.

vote411.org is super awesome.  You put in your address, and though you may need to google a couple of things (I needed to research and select my city council district and school board district), it will provide a personalized ballot with just the offices you'll vote on.  You go through it and compare candidates' responses to the Voters Guide from the League of Women Voters, selecting your choices.  You'll want to print the results, or write them down or take screen shots, because if you leave the website your info is not saved.

Also, it was inconsistently enforced two years ago, but in my experience you may not have your phone on at the polls - so have a hard copy of your choices when you go to vote, as a digital format may not help you.

Early voting is October 20-31, and election day is November 4, 2014.  Accepted photo ID is now required.


To reiterate, our two bills last session were HB 741 (pump-at-work) and HB 1706 (strengthen right to breastfeed).

Rep. Jessica Farrar authored HB 1706.  She has filed a similar bill each session since my nine-year-old was one and a half.  I love her.

Rep. Armando Walle authored HB 741.  He's one of the good guys.

Rep. Ana Hernandez Luna was a co-author on HB 741.

Rep. Susan King signed on as a co-author for both HB 741 and HB 1706.  Before that, a conversation with a mother who was visiting legislators with me at the Capitol prompted her to join us and voice her support in a meeting with a staffer for the Speaker of the House.

Rep. Eddie Lucio III also signed on as a co-author for HB 741.

Senator Zaffirini supported HB  1706, and successfully passed a resolution that would have required a feasibility study for a lactation room at the Capitol.  Unfortunately, this was later thrown out by a committee.

Senator Leticia Van de Putte sponsored HB 741 after it passed in the Senate. Unfortunately the Health and Human Services Committee had stopped hearing bills by the time it was assigned there.

There may have been some internal... convincing that had to be done, but in the end the House Business and Industry Committee voted unanimously in favor of passing both bills. Besides Rep. Walle, the members were:
Rep. Rene Oliveira 
Rep. Dwayne Bohac
Rep. Jason Villalba
Rep. Rob Orr (who is retiring)
Rep. Eddie Rodriguez
Rep. Paul Workman

The next committee was Calendars, where the bills were being tagged (held back from being set for the calendar).  We made a strong push to contact committee members, and I met with staffers in each office and met personally with several members.  Though every single member assured me that they had no problem with the bills, they continued to be stuck in Calendars.

Rep. Todd Hunter set them for the calendar despite the tagging.  I met with him three times, and each time I liked him very much.  I felt like I connected with him as a human being (not just yet another person vying for his time).  I felt respected, and he told me how to contact members while they were in session.

Though the Calendars Committee has a scary amount of power, their proceedings are not a matter of public record.  For those who work at the Capitol, it's just accepted that this is how things are - the committee determines if a bill ever even makes it to the floor, a single member can blackball a bill, and no one will even know who that member was.  These are bills that have already been through committees that took the time to learn about them.  There are no hearings in the Calendars Committee.  I think this is wrong and bad.  I'm appalled by it.

I have no idea how the votes went in committee, but I know that despite the reassuring conversations I had with them and/or their staffers, Representatives Dan Branch, Angie Chen Button, Myra Crownover, John Frullo, Charlie Geren, and Doug Miller were on the committee and voted against HB 741 when it went to the House floor.  This was very disappointing, and I found myself completely disillusioned by the whole political process.  Rep. Hunter was the saving grace for me at that point.

Rep. Helen Giddings voiced her support and though she missed the vote I am inclined to believe her and she makes my endorsement list.

Calendars Committee members who voted for HB 741 when it was on the House floor were:
Rep. Byron Cook
Rep. John Kuempel
Rep. Craig Eiland
Rep. Roberto Alonzo
Rep. Sarah Davis
Rep. Carol Alvarado

Rep. Donna Howard's office took the time to send a letter even though she's not my representative. In it she talks about having worked closely with Rep. Farrar to try to amend the Appropriations Bill to include the education section of HB 1706, but although they successfully added the amendment, the language was later stripped by the Conference Committee.

*Rep. Geannie Morrison told me she was helping with HB 741, but what she did was try to propose an amendment that would have gutted it.  She came to an agreement with Rep. Walle and did not push her amendment, and voted for the bill as it was, so she is in green on the list below.  But our brief conversation and her amendment give me pause.

**Rep. Debbie Riddle drew international attention when she spoke out against HB 1706.  She is in green below in acknowledgement of her vote for HB 741.  But HB 1706 was the bill closest to my heart, and it would take a complete 180 from her on that bill to get my vote.

Key to Table:
Democrats  - based on HB 741, all Dems voted for bf lege
My (Sort of) Endorsements - legislators who voted for and/or supported bf lege
Reps Who Voted Against HB 741
*asterisk - see concerns in Notes column

Race	Republican	Democratic	Other L = Libertarian G = Green I = Independent	Notes
U. S. Senator	John Cornyn	David M. Alameel	Rebecca Paddock (L), Emily "Spicybrown" Sanchez (G)
U. S. Representative District 1	Louie Gohmert	Shirley J. McKellar
U. S. Representative District 2	Ted Poe	Niko Letsos	James B. Veasaw (L), Mark Roberts (G)
U. S. Representative District 3	Sam Johnson		Paul Blair (G)
U. S. Representative District 4	John Ratcliffe
U. S. Representative District 5	Jeb Hensarling		Ken Ashby (L)
U. S. Representative District 6	Joe Barton	David E. Cozad	Hugh Chauvin (L)
U. S. Representative District 7	John Culberson	James Cargas	Gerald Fowler (L)
U. S. Representative District 8	Kevin Brady		Ken Petty (L)
U. S. Representative District 9		Al Green	Johnny Johnson (L)
U. S. Representative District 10	Michael McCaul	Tawana  Walter-Cadien	Bill Kelsey (L)
U. S. Representative District 11	Mike Conaway		Ryan T. Lange (L)
U. S. Representative District 12	Kay Granger	Mark Greene	Ed Colliver (L)
U. S. Representative District 13	Mac Thornberry	Mike Minter	Emily Pivoda (L), Don Cook (G)
U. S. Representative District 14	Randy Weber	Donald G. Brown	John Wieder (L)
U. S. Representative District 15	Eddie Zamora	Rubén Hinojosa	Johnny Partain (L)
U. S. Representative District 16	Corey Roen	Beto O'Rourke	Jaime O. Perez (L)
U. S. Representative District 17	Bill Flores	Nick Haynes	Shawn Michael Hamilton (L)
U. S. Representative District 18	Sean Seibert	Sheila Jackson Lee	Remington Alessi (G), Vince Duncan (I)
U. S. Representative District 19	Randy Neugebauer	Neal Marchbanks	Richard (Chip) Peterson (L)
U. S. Representative District 20		Joaquin Castro	Jeffrey C. Blunt (L)
U. S. Representative District 21	Lamar Smith		Ryan Shields (L), Antonio Diaz (G)
U. S. Representative District 22	Pete Olson	Frank Briscoe	Rob Lapham (L)
U. S. Representative District 23	Will Hurd	Pete P. Gallego	Ruben Corvalan (L)
U. S. Representative District 24	Kenny E. Marchant	Patrick McGehearty	Mike Kolls (L)
U. S. Representative District 25	Roger Williams	Marco Montoya	John Betz (L)
U. S. Representative District 26	Michael Burgess		Mark Boler (L)
U. S. Representative District 27	Blake Farenthold	Wesley Reed	Roxanne Simonson (L)
U. S. Representative District 28		Henry Cuellar	William Aikens (L), Michael D. Cary (G)
U. S. Representative District 29		Gene Green	James Stanczak (L)
U. S. Representative District 30		Eddie Bernice Johnson	Max W. Koch III (L), Eric LeMonte Williams (I)
U. S. Representative District 31	John Carter	Louie Minor	Scott J. Ballard (L)
U. S. Representative District 32	Pete Sessions	Frank Perez	Ed Rankin (L)
U. S. Representative District 33		Marc Veasey	Jason Reeves (L)
U. S. Representative District 34	Larry S. Smith	Filemon B Vela	Ryan Rowley (L)
U. S. Representative District 35	Susan Narvaiz	Lloyd  Doggett	Cory W. Bruner (L), Kat Swift (G)
U. S. Representative District 36	Brian Babin	Michael K. Cole	Rodney Veach (L), Hal J. Ridley, Jr (G)
Governor	Greg Abbott	Wendy R. Davis	Kathie Glass (L), Brandon Parmer (G)	The Governor is the last step for a bill to become law.  After making it through both chambers, the Governor can still veto a bill.
Lieutenant Governor	Dan Patrick	Leticia Van de Putte	Robert D. Butler (L), Chandrakantha Courtney (G)	Senator Van de Putte sponsored HB 741 after it passed the House into the Senate.
Attorney General	Ken Paxton	Sam Houston	Jamie Balagia (L), Jamar Osborne (G)
Comptroller of Public Accounts	Glenn Hegar	Mike Collier	Ben Sanders (L), Deb Shafto (G)	The Comptroller's office will email businesses about the right to bf law if the NIP bill passes, so this is an important position to me.
Commissioner of the General Land Office	George P. Bush	John Cook	Justin Knight (L), Valerie Alessi (G)
Commissioner of Agriculture	Sid Miller	Jim Hogan	David (Rocky) Palmquist (L), Kenneth Kendrick (G)
Railroad Commissioner	Ryan Sitton	Steve  Brown	Mark A. Miller (L), Martina Salinas (G)
Chief Justice, Supreme Court	Nathan Hecht	William Moody	Tom Oxford (L)
Justice, Supreme Court, Place 6 - Unexpired Term	Jeff Brown	Lawrence Edward Meyers	Mark Ash (L)
Justice, Supreme Court, Place 7	Jeff Boyd	Gina Benavides	Don Fulton (L), Charles E. Waterbury (G)
Justice, Supreme Court, Place 8	Phil Johnson		RS Roberto Koelsch (L), Jim Chisolm (G)
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals Place 3	Bert Richardson	John Granberg	Mark W. Bennett (L)
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals Place 4	Kevin Patrick Yeary		Quanah Parker (L), Judith Sanders-Castro (G)
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals Place 9	David Newell		William Bryan Strange, III (L), George Joseph Altgelt (G)
Member, State Board of Education, District 2		Ruben Cortez Jr.
Member, State Board of Education, District 3	Dave Mundy	Marisa B. Perez	Josh Morales (L)
Member, State Board of Education, District 4	Dorothy Olmos	Lawrence A. Allen Jr.
Member, State Board of Education, District 7	David Bradley	Kathy King	Megan DaGata (L)
Member, State Board of Education, District 11	Patricia "Pat" Hardy	Nancy Bean	Craig Sanders (L)
Member, State Board of Education, District 12	Geraldine "Tincy" Miller	Lois Parrott	Mark Wester (L)
Member, State Board of Education, District 13		Erika Beltran	Junart Sodoy (L)
State Senator, District 2	Bob Hall		Don Bates (L)
State Senator, District 3	Robert Nichols		J. Tyler Lindsey (L)
State Senator, District 5	Charles Schwertner	Joel Shapiro	Matthew Whittington (L)
State Senator, District 7	Paul Bettencourt	Jim Davis	Whitney Bilyeu (L)
State Senator, District 8	Van Taylor		Scott Jameson (L)
State Senator, District 9	Kelly Hancock	Gregory R. Perry
State Senator, District 10	Konni Burton	Libby Willis	Gene Lord (L), John Tunmire (G)
State Senator, District 14		Kirk Watson	James Arthur  Strohm (L)
State Senator, District 15	Ron Hale	John Whitmire	Gilberto Velasquez, Jr. (L)
State Senator, District 16	Don Huffines
State Senator, District 17	Joan Huffman	Rita Lucido	George Hardy (L), David Courtney (G)
State Senator, District 23	John Lawson	Royce West	Jonathan F. Erhardt (L)
State Senator, District 25	Donna Campbell	Daniel Boone	Brandin P. Lea (L)
State Senator, District 30	Craig Estes		Cory Lane (L)
State Senator, District 31	Kel Seliger		Steven Gibson (L)
State Representative District 1	Gary VanDeaver			Was not a representative in the 83rd session
State Representative District 2	Dan Flynn
State Representative District 3	Cecil Bell Jr.		B. Larry Parr (L)
State Representative District 4	Stuart Spitzer		Frederick (Rick) Stralow (L)
State Representative District 5	Bryan Hughes		Ron Walenta (L)
State Representative District 6	Matt Schaefer		Joel Gardner (L)
State Representative District 7	David Simpson
State Representative District 8	Byron Cook		John Wilford (L)	Was on Calendars Comm (more in notes above)
State Representative District 9	Chris Paddie			Absent for 741 vote
State Representative District 10	John Wray			Was not a representative in the 83rd session
State Representative District 11	Travis Clardy			Absent for 741 vote
State Representative District 12	Kyle Kacal
State Representative District 13	Lois W. Kolkhorst			Did not vote on 741
State Representative District 14	John Raney	Andrew Metscher	Bruce L. Pugh (L)
State Representative District 15	Mark Keough			Was not a representative in the 83rd session
State Representative District 16	Will Metcalf	Michael Hayles, Sr.	Bob Townsend (L)	Were not representatives in the 83rd session
State Representative District 17	Tim Kleinschmidt	Carolyn Banks
State Representative District 18	John Otto
State Representative District 19	James E. White
State Representative District 20	Marsha Farney	Stephen M. Wyman	Jarrod Weaver (L)	Rep. Farney was absent for the 741 vote
State Representative District 21	Dade Phelan	Gavin Bruney		Were not representatives in the 83rd session
State Representative District 22		Joe Deshotel
State Representative District 23	Wayne Faircloth	Susan Criss		Were not representatives in the 83rd session
State Representative District 24	Greg Bonnen
State Representative District 25	Dennis Bonnen
State Representative District 26	D.F. "Rick" Miller	Amber C. Paaso
State Representative District 27	David Hamilton	Ron Reynolds
State Representative District 28	John Zerwas
State Representative District 29	Ed Thompson
State Representative District 30	*Geanie W. Morrison			*Proposed amendment that would have gutted 741, which gives me pause.
State Representative District 31		Ryan Guillen
State Representative District 32	Todd Hunter			Set bills for calendar despite tagging
State Representative District 33	Scott Turner
State Representative District 34		Abel Herrero
State Representative District 35		Oscar Longoria		Absent for 741 vote
State Representative District 36		Sergio Munoz, Jr.
State Representative District 37		Rene O. Oliveira		Was on B&I Comm which voted to pass both bills
State Representative District 38		Eddie Lucio III		Co-author for 741
State Representative District 39		Armando "Mando" Martinez
State Representative District 40		Terry Canales		Absent for 741 vote
State Representative District 41	Elijah Israel Casas	Bobby  Guerra		Rep. Guerra was absent for 741 vote
State Representative District 42		Richard Pena Raymond	Nicolas Serna III (G)
State Representative District 43	J.M. Lozano	Kim Gonzalez		Rep. Lozano was absent for 741 vote
State Representative District 44	John Kuempel	Robert M. Bohmfalk
State Representative District 45	Jason A. Isaac		Jim Duke (L)
State Representative District 46		Dawnna Dukes	Kevin Ludlow (L)
State Representative District 47	Paul D. Workman		Scott G. McKinlay (L)	Was on B&I Comm which voted to pass both bills.
State Representative District 48		Donna Howard	Ben Easton (L)	Worked w/ Rep. Farrar to amend Appropriations Bill to include education section of HB 1706.
State Representative District 49		Elliott Naishtat	Daniel Krawisz (L)
State Representative District 50	Mike VanDeWalle	Celia Israel	David Dreesen (L)	Were not representatives in the 83rd session
State Representative District 51		Eddie Rodriguez	Arthur DiBianca (L)	Rep. Rodriguez was on B&I Comm which voted to pass both bills
State Representative District 52	Larry Gonzales	Chris  Osborn	Irene Johnson (L)	Were not representatives in the 83rd session
State Representative District 53	Andrew S. Murr		Maximilian Martin (L)	Were not representatives in the 83rd session
State Representative District 54	Jimmie Don Aycock
State Representative District 55	Molly S. White			Was not a representative in the 83rd session
State Representative District 56	Charles "Doc" Anderson		Clif Deuvall (L)
State Representative District 57	Trent Ashby
State Representative District 58	DeWayne Burns	Greg A. Kauffman		Were not representatives in the 83rd session
State Representative District 59	J.D. Sheffield
State Representative District 60	James L. "Jim" Keffer
State Representative District 61	Phil King	Matthew Britt
State Representative District 62	Larry Phillips
State Representative District 63	Tan Parker	Daniel Moran
State Representative District 64	Myra Crownover	Emy Lyons	Braeden Wright (G)	Rep. Crownover was on Calendars Comm (more in notes above)
State Representative District 65	Ron Simmons	Alex Mendoza
State Representative District 66	Matt Shaheen			Was not a representative in the 83rd session
State Representative District 67	Jeff Leach		Patrick Peavy (L)
State Representative District 68	Drew Springer
State Representative District 69	James Frank
State Representative District 70	Scott Sanford
State Representative District 71	Susan L. King			Co-author for both bills
State Representative District 72	Drew Darby
State Representative District 73	Doug Miller
State Representative District 74		Poncho Nevárez
State Representative District 75		Mary E. Gonzalez
State Representative District 76		Cesar  Blanco	J. Alexandro Lozano (L)	Were not representatives in the 83rd session
State Representative District 77		Marisa Marquez	Ben E. Mendoza (I)	Were not representatives in the 83rd session
State Representative District 78		Joe Moody
State Representative District 79		Joe C. Pickett
State Representative District 80		Tracy O. King	Marco Buentello (G)
State Representative District 81	Brooks Landgraf			Was not a representative in the 83rd session
State Representative District 82	Tom Craddick
State Representative District 83	Dustin Burrows	Max R. Tarbox		Were not representatives in the 83rd session
State Representative District 84	John Frullo	Ed Tishler		Rep. Frullo was on Calendars Comm (more in notes above)
State Representative District 85	Phil Stephenson	Cynthia Drabek
State Representative District 86	John Smithee
State Representative District 87	Four Price	Abel Bosquez		Edit: Rep. Price voted for 741 in Record No. 795 but corrected vote to nay in statement
State Representative District 88	Ken King		Kerry McKennon(L)
State Representative District 89	Jodie Laubenberg	Sameena Karmally
State Representative District 90		Ramon Romero Jr.		Was not a representative in the 83rd session
State Representative District 91	Stephanie Klick	David L. Ragan	Felecia Whatley (L)
State Representative District 92	Jonathan Stickland	Tina Penney
State Representative District 93	Matt Krause
State Representative District 94	Tony Tinderholt	Cole Ballweg	Robert Harris (L)	Were not representatives in the 83rd session
State Representative District 95	Albert G. McDaniel	Nicole Colllier
State Representative District 96	Bill Zedler		Quinn Eaker (L)
State Representative District 97	Craig Goldman		Rod Wingo (L)
State Representative District 98	Giovanni Capriglione
State Representative District 99	Charlie Geren			Was on Calendars Comm (more in notes above)
State Representative District 100		Eric Johnson	Brian Chapman (L)
State Representative District 101		Chris  Turner	Carl Nulsen (L)
State Representative District 102	Linda Koop	George M. Clayton		Were not representatives in the 83rd session
State Representative District 103		Rafael M. Anchia
State Representative District 104		Roberto R. Alonzo		Was on Calendars Comm (more in notes above)
State Representative District 105	Rodney Anderson	Susan Motley	W.Carl Spiller (L)	Were not representatives in the 83rd session
State Representative District 106	Pat Fallon	Lisa Osterholt	Rodney Caston (L)
State Representative District 107	Kenneth Sheets	Carol Donovan
State Representative District 108	Morgan Meyer	Leigh Bailey		Were not representatives in the 83rd session
State Representative District 109		Helen  Giddings		Absent for 741 vote but voiced her support
State Representative District 110		Toni Rose
State Representative District 111		Yvonne Davis
State Representative District 112	Angie Chen Button		Michael Binkley (L)	Was on Calendars Comm (more in notes above)
State Representative District 113	Cindy Burkett	Milton Whitley
State Representative District 114	Jason Villalba		Thomas Griffing (L)	Was on B&I Comm which voted to pass both bills
State Representative District 115	Matt Rinaldi	Paul K. Stafford	Kim Kelley (L)	Were not representatives in the 83rd session
State Representative District 116		Trey Martinez Fischer
State Representative District 117	Rick Galindo	Philip Cortez
State Representative District 118		Joe Farias
State Representative District 119		Roland Gutierrez
State Representative District 120		Ruth Jones McClendon	Gilberto Villela (L)
State Representative District 121	Joe Straus		Jeff Carruthers (L)	Speaker of the House Joe Strauss did not vote on 741
State Representative District 122	Lyle Larson		James M. Holland (L)
State Representative District 123		Mike Villarreal	Paul Ingmundson (G)
State Representative District 124		Jose Menendez
State Representative District 125		Justin Rodriguez	Daniel Behrman (L)
State Representative District 126	Patricia Harless		Cris Hernandez (L)
State Representative District 127	Dan Huberty
State Representative District 128	Wayne Smith		Ken Lowder (L)
State Representative District 129	Dennis Paul	John  Gay		Were not representatives in the 83rd session
State Representative District 130	Allen Fletcher		Art Browning (G)
State Representative District 131		Alma A. Allen
State Representative District 132	Mike Schofield	Luis Lopez		Were not representatives in the 83rd session
State Representative District 133	Jim Murphy	Laura Nicol
State Representative District 134	Sarah Davis	Alison Ruff		Rep. Davis was on Calendars Comm (more in notes above)
State Representative District 135	Gary Elkins	Moiz Abbas
State Representative District 136	Tony Dale	John H. Bucy, III	Justin Billiot (L)
State Representative District 137	Morad H. Fiki	Gene Wu
State Representative District 138	Dwayne Bohac	Fred R. Vernon		Rep. Bohac was on B&I Comm which voted to pass both bills
State Representative District 139		Sylvester Turner
State Representative District 140		Armando Walle		Authored HB 741
State Representative District 141		Senfronia Thompson
State Representative District 142		Harold V. Dutton, Jr.
State Representative District 143		Ana Hernandez		Co-author on HB 741
State Representative District 144	Gilbert Pena	Mary Ann Perez
State Representative District 145		Carol Alvarado		Was on Calendars Comm (more in notes above)
State Representative District 146		Borris L. Miles	Morgan Bradford (G)
State Representative District 147		Garnet F. Coleman
State Representative District 148	Chris Carmona	Jessica Farrar		Rep. Farrar authored HB 1706 & has been filing a variation since 2007
State Representative District 149	Al Hoang	Hubert Vo
State Representative District 150	***Debbie Riddle	Amy Perez		***Rep. Riddle voted for 741 but was very publicly opposed to 1706. I worry about how she would vote on the NIP bill this session.
Chief Justice, 3rd Court of Appeals District	Jeff Rose	Diane Henson
Chief Justice, 4th Court of Appeals District	Sandee Bryan Marion	Irene Rios
Chief Justice, 7th Court of Appeals District	Brian Quinn
Chief Justice, 8th Court of Appeals District		Ann Crawford McClure
Chief Justice, 9th Court of Appeals District	Steve McKeithen
Chief Justice, 12th Court of Appeals District	Jim Worthen
Chief Justice, 14th Court of Appeals District	Kem Thompson Frost	Kyle Carter
Justice, 1st Court of Appeals District, Place 3	Russell Lloyd	Jim Sharp
Justice, 1st Court of Appeals District, Place 5	Laura Carter Higley
Justice, 2nd Court of Appeals District, Place 2	Bill Meier
Justice, 2nd Court of Appeals District, Place 7	Lee Gabriel
Justice, 5th Court of Appeals District, Place 3	Ada Brown
Justice, 5th Court of Appeals District, Place 5	Craig Stoddart	Ken Molberg
Justice, 5th Court of Appeals District, Place 6	David  L. Bridges
Justice, 5th Court of Appeals District, Place 8	Bill Whitehill
Justice, 6th Court of Appeals District, Place 3	Ralph K. Burgess
Justice, 9th Court of Appeals District, Place 3 - Unexpired Term	Leanne Johnson
Justice, 10th Court of Appeals District, Place 2	Rex Davis
Justice, 11th Court of Appeals District, Place 2	Mike Willson
Justice, 11th Court of Appeals District, Place 3 - Unexpired Term	John Bailey
Justice, 13th Court of Appeals District, Place 6	Doug Norman	Dori Contreras Garza
Justice, 14th Court of Appeals District, Place 4 - Unexpired Term	Marc Brown
Justice, 14th Court of Appeals District, Place 7	Ken Wise	Gordon Goodman
District Judge, Judicial District 1A	Delinda Gibbs-Walker
District Judge, 30th Judicial District	Bob Brotherton
District Judge, 31st Judicial District	Steven R. Emmert
District Judge, 36th Judicial District	Starr Bauer
District Judge, 39th Judicial District		Shane Hadaway
District Judge, 40th Judicial District	Bob Carroll
District Judge, 44th Judicial District		Bonnie Lee Goldstein
District Judge, 45th Judicial District	Stephani Walsh	John Bustamante
District Judge, 46th Judicial District		Dan Mike Bird
District Judge, 47th Judicial District	Dan L. Schaap
District Judge, 49th Judicial District		Joe Lopez
District Judge, 54th Judicial District	Matt Johnson
District Judge, 55th Judicial District	Jeff Shadwick	Kay Morgan
District Judge, 58th Judicial District	Tom Rugg Sr.	Kent Walston
District Judge, 64th Judicial District	Rob Kinkaid
District Judge, 66th Judicial District	Lee Harris
District Judge, 68th Judicial District		Martin Jerome Hoffman
District Judge, 69th Judicial District	Ron Enns
District Judge, 70th Judicial District	Denn Whalen
District Judge, 75th Judicial District	Mark Morefield
District Judge, 81st Judicial District		Donna S. Rayes
District Judge, 82nd Judicial District		Robert  Stem
District Judge, 83rd Judicial District	Robert E. Cadena	F. David Ortiz
District Judge, 85th Judicial District	Kyle Hawthorne
District Judge, 86th Judicial District	Casey Blair
District Judge, 87th Judicial District	Deborah Oakes Evans
District Judge, 92nd Judicial District	Jaime Tijerina	Luis Manuel Singleterry
District Judge, 94th Judicial District		Bobby Galvan
District Judge, 101st Judicial District		Staci Williams
District Judge, 102nd Judicial District	Bobby Lockhart
District Judge, 103rd Judicial District		Janet L. Leal
District Judge, 105th Judicial District	Jack William Pulcher	Rose Meza Harrison
District Judge, 106th Judicial District	Carter T. Schildknecht
District Judge, 107th Judicial District		Benjamin Euresti, Jr.
District Judge, 109th Judicial District	Martin B. Muncy
District Judge, 110th Judicial District	William P. Smith
District Judge, 111th Judicial District		Monica Zapata Notzon
District Judge, 112th Judicial District		Pedro "Pete" Gomez, Jr.
District Judge, 113th Judicial District	Michael Landrum	Steven E.  Kirkland
District Judge, 115th Judicial District	Lauren "Laurie" Parish
District Judge, 116th Judicial District		Tonya Parker
District Judge, 117th Judicial District		Sandra Watts
District Judge, 118th Judicial District	Timothy Don Yeats
District Judge, 120th Judicial District		Maria Salas Mendoza
District Judge, 122nd Judicial District	John Ellisor
District Judge, 134th Judicial District		Dale Tillery
District Judge, 137th Judicial District	John "Trey" McClendon
District Judge, 141st Judicial District	John P. Chupp
District Judge, 144th Judicial District	Lorina Rummel	Paul Vasquez
District Judge, 147th Judicial District		Cliff Brown
District Judge, 148th Judicial District	Guy Williams	Augustin "Augie" Rivera, Jr.
District Judge, 149th Judicial District	Terri Tipton Holder
District Judge, 150th Judicial District	Renee McElhaney	Edna Elizondo
District Judge, 154th Judicial District	Felix Klein
District Judge, 155th Judicial District	Jeff R. Steinhauser
District Judge, 156th Judicial District	Patrick L. Flanigan
District Judge, 157th Judicial District	Randy Wilson	Jim Peacock
District Judge, 158th Judicial District	Steve Burgess
District Judge, 159th Judicial District	Paul E. White
District Judge, 160th Judicial District		Jim Jordan
District Judge, 168th Judicial District		Marcos Lizarraga
District Judge, 169th Judicial District	Gordon G. Adams
District Judge, 170th Judicial District	Jim Meyer
District Judge, 171st Judicial District		Bonnie Rangel
District Judge, 172nd Judicial District	Rick Williams	Donald J. Floyd
District Judge, 173rd Judicial District	Dan Moore
District Judge, 180th Judicial District	Catherine Evans	Randy Roll
District Judge, 181st Judicial District	John B. Board
District Judge, 182nd Judicial District	Jeannine Barr
District Judge, 183rd Judicial District	Vanessa Velasquez
District Judge, 184th Judicial District	Jan Krocker	Mark Thering
District Judge, 185th Judicial District	Susan Brown	Mack McInnis
District Judge, 186th Judicial District	Jefferson Moore	Mary T. Green
District Judge, 187th Judicial District	Steve Hilbig	Stephanie R. Boyd
District Judge, 188th Judicial District	David Brabham
District Judge, 189th Judicial District	Bill Burke	Ursula A. Hall
District Judge, 190th Judicial District	Patricia J. Kerrigan	Farrah Martinez
District Judge, 191st Judicial District		Gena Slaughter
District Judge, 192nd Judicial District		Craig Smith
District Judge, 193rd Judicial District		Carl Ginsberg
District Judge, 194th Judicial District		Ernest White
District Judge, 195th Judicial District		Fred Tinsley
District Judge, 196th Judicial District	Andrew Bench
District Judge, 197th Judicial District		Migdalia López
District Judge, 198th Judicial District	Rex Emerson
District Judge, 201st Judicial District		Amy Clark Meachum
District Judge, 203rd Judicial District		Teresa Hawthorne
District Judge, 204th Judicial District		Tammy Kemp
District Judge, 205th Judicial District		Francisco X. Dominguez
District Judge, 206th Judicial District		Rose Guerra Reyna
District Judge, 207th Judicial District	Jack Robison
District Judge, 208th Judicial District	Denise Collins	Chuck Silverman
District Judge, 209th Judicial District	Mike McSpadden
District Judge, 210th Judicial District		Gonzalo "Chalo" Garcia, Jr.
District Judge, 211th Judicial District	Brody Shanklin
District Judge, 212th Judicial District	Patricia Grady
District Judge, 217th Judicial District	Robert Inselmann
District Judge, 218th Judicial District	Russell Wilson	Carrie Moy
District Judge, 219th Judicial District	Scott J. Becker
District Judge, 220th Judicial District	Phil Robertson
District Judge, 221st Judicial District	Lisa Michalk
District Judge, 222nd Judicial District	Roland Saul
District Judge, 223rd Judicial District	Phil N. Vanderpool
District Judge, 224th Judicial District	Cathleen "Cathy" Stryker	Lauro Bustamante
District Judge, 225th Judicial District		Peter Sakai
District Judge, 226th Judicial District	Sid Harle
District Judge, 227th Judicial District	Kevin M. O'Connell	Tony Jimenez
District Judge, 228th Judicial District	Marc Carter
District Judge, 229th Judicial District		Ana Lisa Garza
District Judge, 230th Judicial District	Brad Hart	Greg Glass
District Judge, 231st Judicial District	Jesse Nevarez
District Judge, 232nd Judicial District	Mary Lou Keel
District Judge, 233rd Judicial District	Bill Harris
District Judge, 234th Judicial District	Wesley Ward	Barbara Gardner
District Judge, 236th Judicial District	Tom Lowe
District Judge, 237th Judicial District	Les Hatch
District Judge, 238th Judicial District	Elizabeth Byer Leonard
District Judge, 239th Judicial District	Pat Sebesta
District Judge, 240th Judicial District	Thomas R. Culver III
District Judge, 241st Judicial District	Jack Skeen, Jr.
District Judge, 242nd Judicial District	Lowell "Kregg" Hukill
District Judge, 243rd Judicial District		Luis Aguilar
District Judge, 244th Judicial District	James Rush
District Judge, 245th Judicial District	Roy L. Moore
District Judge, 246th Judicial District	Charley Prine	Sandra Peake
District Judge, 247th Judicial District	John Schmude	Clinton "Chip" Wells
District Judge, 248th Judicial District	Katherine Cabaniss	Shawna L. Reagin
District Judge, 249th Judicial District	Wayne  Bridewell
District Judge, 250th Judicial District		Karin Crump
District Judge, 251st Judicial District	Ana E. Estevez
District Judge, 252nd Judicial District	Carolyn Drawhorn Wiedenfeld	Raquel West
District Judge, 253rd Judicial District	Chap Cain
District Judge, 254th Judicial District		James Martin
District Judge, 255th Judicial District		Kim Cooks
District Judge, 256th Judicial District		David Lopez
District Judge, 257th Judicial District	Judy Warne
District Judge, 258th Judicial District	E.L. "Ernie" McClendon	Joe D. Roth
District Judge, 259th Judicial District		Brooks Hagler
District Judge, 260th Judicial District	Buddie J. Hahn
District Judge, 261st Judicial District		Lora Livingston
District Judge, 262nd Judicial District	Denise Bradley	Jules Johnson
District Judge, 263rd Judicial District	Jim Wallace	Herb Ritchie
District Judge, 264th Judicial District	Martha J. "Janie" Trudo
District Judge, 265th Judicial District	Lisa DeWitt	Jennifer Bennett
District Judge, 266th Judicial District	Jason Cashon
District Judge, 267th Judicial District	Juergen "Skipper" Koetter
District Judge, 268th Judicial District	Brady G. Elliott
District Judge, 269th Judicial District	Dan Hinde	George H. Arnold
District Judge, 270th Judicial District	Brent Gamble	James Hippard, Jr.
District Judge, 271st Judicial District	John H. Fostel
District Judge, 273rd Judicial District	Louie Des Champs	Charles Ramsey Mitchell
District Judge, 274th Judicial District	Gary L. Steel
District Judge, 275th Judicial District		Juan R. Partida
District Judge, 276th Judicial District	Robert Rolston
District Judge, 277th Judicial District	Stacey Mathews
District Judge, 278th Judicial District	Hal R. Ridley
District Judge, 279th Judicial District		Randy Shelton
District Judge, 280th Judicial District	Lynn Bradshaw-Hull	Barbara J. Stalder
District Judge, 281st Judicial District	Sylvia Matthews	Tanner Garth
District Judge, 282nd Judicial District		Amber Givens
District Judge, 283rd Judicial District		Rick Magnis
District Judge, 284th Judicial District	Cara Wood
District Judge, 285th Judicial District	Richard Price	Raymond A. Villareal
District Judge, 286th Judicial District	Pat Phelan
District Judge, 287th Judicial District		Gordon Houston (Corky) Green
District Judge, 288th Judicial District	Sol Casseb	James A. Rickerson
District Judge, 289th Judicial District	Daphne Previti Austin	Carmen Kelsey
District Judge, 290th Judicial District	Melisa Skinner	Jennifer Pena
District Judge, 291st Judicial District	Jennifer Balido	Stephanie N. Mitchell
District Judge, 292nd Judicial District	Janet Cook	Brandon Birmingham
District Judge, 293rd Judicial District		Cynthia L. Muñiz
District Judge, 294th Judicial District	Teresa Drum
District Judge, 295th Judicial District	Caroline E. Baker	Latosha Lewis
District Judge, 296th Judicial District	John R. Roach, Jr.
District Judge, 297th Judicial District	David Hagerman	Gwinda Burns
District Judge, 298th Judicial District		Emily G. Tobolowsky
District Judge, 299th Judicial District		Karen Sage
District Judge, 300th Judicial District	K. Randall Hufstetler
District Judge, 301st Judicial District		Mary Brown
District Judge, 302nd Judicial District		Tena Callahan
District Judge, 303rd Judicial District		Dennise Garcia
District Judge, 304th Judicial District		Andrea Martin
District Judge, 305th Judicial District		Cheryl Lee Shannon
District Judge, 306th Judicial District	Anne B. Darring
District Judge, 307th Judicial District	Tim Womack
District Judge, 308th Judicial District	James Lombardino	Jim  Evans
District Judge, 309th Judicial District	Sheri Y. Dean	Kathy Vossler
District Judge, 310th Judicial District	Lisa Millard
District Judge, 311th Judicial District	Alicia Franklin	Sherri L. Cothrun
District Judge, 312th Judicial District	David Farr
District Judge, 313th Judicial District	Glenn Devlin	Tracy D. Good
District Judge, 314th Judicial District	John F. Phillips	Natalia Oakes
District Judge, 315th Judicial District	Michael "Mike" Schneider
District Judge, 316th Judicial District	James Mosley
District Judge, 317th Judicial District	Jolei A Shipley	Larry Thorne
District Judge, 318th Judicial District	David W. Lindemood
District Judge, 319th Judicial District	David Stith	Michele Villarreal-Kuchta
District Judge, 320th Judicial District	Don Emerson
District Judge, 321st Judicial District	Carole Clark
District Judge, 322nd Judicial District	Nancy Berger
District Judge, 323rd Judicial District	Tim Menikos
District Judge, 324th Judicial District	Jerry Hennigan
District Judge, 325th Judicial District	Judith Wells
District Judge, 326th Judicial District	Paul Rotenberry
District Judge, 327th Judicial District		Linda Chew
District Judge, 328th Judicial District	Ronald R. "Ron" Pope
District Judge, 329th Judicial District	Randy M. Clapp
District Judge, 330th Judicial District		Andrea Plumlee
District Judge, 331st Judicial District		David Crain
District Judge, 334th Judicial District - Unexpired Term	Grant Dorfman	Daryl Moore
District Judge, 355th Judicial District	Ralph Walton
District Judge, 357th Judicial District	Oscar X. Garcia	Juan A. Magallanes
District Judge, 358th Judicial District	W. Stacy Trotter
District Judge, 359th Judicial District	Kathleen A. Hamilton
District Judge, 361st Judicial District	Steve Smith
District Judge, 363rd Judicial District		Tracy Holmes
District Judge, 364th Judicial District	Billy Eichman
District Judge, 365th Judicial District		Amado Abascal
District Judge, 366th Judicial District	Ray Wheless
District Judge, 367th Judicial District	Margaret E. Barnes	David Heiman
District Judge, 368th Judicial District	Rick J. Kennon
District Judge, 369th Judicial District	Bascom W. Bentley, III
District Judge, 370th Judicial District		Noe Gonzalez
District Judge, 371st Judicial District	Mollee Westfall
District Judge, 372nd Judicial District	Scott Wisch
District Judge, 377th Judicial District	Eli Garza
District Judge, 385th Judicial District	Robin Malone Darr
District Judge, 397th Judicial District	Brian K. Gary
District Judge, 403rd Judicial District		Brenda P. Kennedy
District Judge, 412th Judicial District	Ed Denman
District Judge, 414th Judicial District	Vicki L. Menard
District Judge, 417th Judicial District	Cynthia "Cyndi" McCrann Wheless
District Judge, 419th Judicial District		Orlinda Naranjo
District Judge, 424th Judicial District	Evan Clay Stubbs
District Judge, 428th Judicial District	Bill Henry
District Judge, 429th Judicial District	Jill Willis
District Judge, 432nd Judicial District	Ruben Gonzalez
District Judge, 436th Judicial District	Lisa Jarrett	Eddie Bravenec
District Judge, 437th Judicial District	Lori I. Valenzuela
District Judge, 441st Judicial District	Rodney W. Satterwhite
District Judge, 452nd Judicial District	Robert R. "Rob" Hofmann
Criminal District Judge Dallas County Number 1		Robert Burns
Criminal District Judge, Dallas County Number 5		Carter Thompson
Criminal District Judge, Dallas County Number 6		Jeanine Howard
Criminal District Judge, Dallas County Number 7		Elizabeth Davis Frizell
Criminal District Judge Jefferson County		John "Johnny" B. Stevens, Jr.
Criminal District Judge #1 Tarrant County	Elizabeth Beach
Criminal District Judge #3 Tarrant County	Robb Catalano
Criminal District Judge #4 Tarrant County	Mike Thomas
District Attorney, 36th Judicial District - Unexpired Term	Michael Welborn
District Attorney, 91st Judicial District	Russ Thomason
Harris County District Attorney - Unexpired Term	Devon Anderson	Kim Ogg
District Attorney, 132nd Judicial District - Unexpired Term	Ben R. Smith
District Attorney, 268th Judicial District	John Healey	Wilvin J. Carter
District Attorney, 452nd Judicial District	Tonya Spaeth Ahlschwede
1st Multicounty Court at Law Judge	David Hall
Criminal District Attorney Anderson County	Allyson Mitchell
Criminal District Attorney Austin County	Travis J. Koehn
Criminal District Attorney Bastrop County	Bryan Goertz
Criminal District Attorney Bexar County	Susan D. Reed	Nicholas "Nico" LaHood
Criminal District Attorney Bowie County	Jerry D. Rochelle
Criminal District Attorney Brazoria County	Jeri Yenne
Criminal District Attorney Caldwell County		Fred H. Weber
Criminal District Attorney Calhoun County		Dan W. Heard
Criminal District Attorney Cass County	Randal Lee	Tina M. Richardson
Criminal District Attorney Collin County	Greg Willis
Criminal District Attorney Comal County	Jennifer Anne Owens Tharp
Criminal District Attorney Dallas County	Susan Hawk	Craig Watkins
Criminal District Attorney Deaf Smith County	Jim English
Criminal District Attorney Denton County	Paul Johnson
Criminal District Attorney Eastland County	Russ Thomason
Criminal District Attorney Galveston County	Jack Roady
Criminal District Attorney Gregg County	Carl L. Dorrough
Criminal District Attorney Harrison County	Coke Solomon
Criminal District Attorney Hays County	Wesley "Wes" Mau
Criminal District Attorney Hidalgo County		Ricardo Rodriguez
Criminal District Attorney Jackson County	Robert E. "Bobby" Bell
Criminal District Attorney Jasper County		Steve Hollis
Criminal District Attorney Jefferson County	Perry Thomas	Bob Wortham
Criminal District Attorney Kaufman County	Erleigh Norville Wiley
Criminal District Attorney Lubbock County	Matt Powell
Criminal District Attorney Madison County	Brian L. Risinger
Criminal District Attorney McLennan County	Abel Reyna
Criminal District Attorney Navarro County	R. Lowell Thompson
Criminal District Attorney Newton County	Courtney J. Tracy
Criminal District Attorney Panola County	Danny Buck Davidson
Criminal District Attorney Polk County	William Lee Hon
Criminal District Attorney Randall County	James A. Farren
Criminal District Attorney Rockwall County	Kenda Culpepper
Criminal District Attorney San Jacinto County	Robert H. Trapp
Criminal District Attorney Smith County	Matt Bingham
Criminal District Attorney Tarrant County	Sharen Wilson
Criminal District Attorney Taylor County	James Eidson
Criminal District Attorney Tyler County	Lou Ann Cloy
Criminal District Attorney Upshur County	Billy W. Byrd
Criminal District Attorney Van Zandt County	Chris Martin
Criminal District Attorney Victoria County	Steve Tyler
Criminal District Attorney Walker County	David P. Weeks
Criminal District Attorney Waller County	Elton Raymond Mathis, Jr.
Criminal District Attorney Wichita County	Maureen O'Brien Shelton
Criminal District Attorney Wood County	Jim Wheeler
Criminal District Attorney Yoakum County	Bill Helwig