We all know that Texas is growing and changing — in ways both predictable and unexpected.
Laura, our state's future demands that we make new investments now in Texas infrastructure: physical, social, and governmental.
Read more below about how Senator Nathan Johnson’s work in the Texas Senate reflects the kind of practical, solutions-oriented lawmaking Texans are asking for.
Yours in service,
Team Johnson
There's still a lot ahead in the 89th Legislative Session, and Senator Johnson is hard at work, tackling the core issues that matter most to everyday Texans.
The decisions being made this session will shape the direction of our state for years to come. Senator Johnson’s commitment to good governance is resonating with his colleagues and the general public alike.
Watch these short clips of Senator Johnson. Share them with others and help spread the word...
Senator Johnson reads open letter from 150+ Faith Leaders
"The responsibility for religious education belongs to families, house of worship, and other religions institutions — not the government."
Read full Open Letter: bit.ly/43xadvg
Johnson's SB 1343 passes Texas Senate with a unanimous 31-to-0 vote
"People were still having trouble exercising their privacy rights that exist under state law with respect to (personal) data that is collected by data brokers."
Johnson's SB 893 adds important safeguards.
"This is a bill that protects all candidates and our electoral process from deepfake videos, deepfake audio, and deepfake images."
With two months left in the 89th Legislative Session, things are picking up as we head into the final stretch, Nathan.
Senator Johnson has been putting in long hours at the Capitol, and we’re encouraged by the steady support growing across the state. The response we’re seeing from folks in communities big and small shows that Texans are ready for practical solutions and want their leaders focused on the everyday issues that matter.
In his last email, Senator Johnson had this to say:
From my viewpoint it’s been a rough session so far. Lots of invasive government action and not enough work on building for the future. But there have been moments of progress, and I see reasons to expect more.
We wanted to take a moment to send you 10 photos from inside the Lege that capture just a few of those moments of progress.
