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Running forState House, District 102

Ana-Maria Rodriguez Ramos

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Overview

Ana-María Rodríguez Ramos is an American politician. She is a Democrat representing District 102 in the Texas House of Representatives since 2019.

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Facts from Wikipedia.

Bills they wrote

Bills and joint resolutions where they're the main author, since 2023. Laws first, then the ones that got furthest.

Wrote

23 bills

Became law

None became law. 2 passed the House or Senate but didn't become law.

  • Introduced Mar 8, 2023HB 4201: Relating to recording the status of certain home studies performed by the Department of Family and Protective Services.
    Passed the House
  • Introduced Jan 4, 2023HB 1179: Relating to informing the public about the availability of provisions in protective orders, including provisions regarding pets and other companion animals.
    Passed the House
  • Introduced Jul 5, 2023HB 60: Relating to requiring a person convicted of an offense involving family violence or a person who is the subject of a protective order to surrender firearms owned by the person; authorizing a fee.
    Introduced
  • Introduced Mar 10, 2023HB 5221: Relating to certain beginning and ending times of possession under a standard possession order in a suit affecting the parent-child relationship.
    Introduced
  • Introduced Mar 10, 2023HB 5185: Relating to liability insurance for firearm ownership.
    Introduced
  • Introduced Mar 10, 2023HB 5188: Relating to the requirements for the purchase of ammunition; creating an offense.
    Introduced
  • Introduced Mar 10, 2023HB 5182: Relating to the creation of a bulk ammunition database.
    Introduced
  • Introduced Mar 10, 2023HB 5220: Relating to certain beginning and ending times of possession under a standard possession order in a suit affecting the parent-child relationship.
    Introduced
  • Introduced Mar 8, 2023HB 4203: Relating to the public accessibility of open-enrollment charter school annual financial statements.
    Introduced
  • Introduced Mar 8, 2023HB 4200: Relating to the provision of services by nonphysician mental health professionals at school districts.
    Introduced
  • Introduced Mar 8, 2023HB 4202: Relating to requiring the posting of certain information on an open-enrollment charter school's Internet website regarding the school's governing body.
    Introduced
  • Introduced Mar 8, 2023HB 4224: Relating to eligibility for supplemental nutrition assistance program benefits.
    Introduced
  • Introduced Mar 8, 2023HB 4205: Relating to the medical accuracy of informational materials given to a woman seeking an abortion.
    Introduced
  • Introduced Mar 3, 2023HB 3438: Relating to the definition of telephone call for purposes of regulating telephone solicitations.
    Introduced
  • Introduced Feb 21, 2023HB 2537: Relating to the prosecution of the criminal offense of sexual assault.
    Introduced
  • Introduced Feb 3, 2023HB 1923: Relating to videoconferencing with a child by the child's possessory conservator.
    Introduced
  • Introduced Jan 19, 2023HB 1456: Relating to designating April 16 as Selena Quintanilla Pérez Day.
    Introduced
  • Introduced Jan 19, 2023HB 1478: Relating to minimum standards for pregnancy resource centers.
    Introduced
  • Introduced Jan 19, 2023HB 1485: Relating to staff development requirements for public educators regarding suicide prevention and other mental health training.
    Introduced
  • Introduced Jan 19, 2023HB 1479: Relating to requiring a person convicted of an offense involving family violence or a person who is the subject of a protective order to surrender firearms owned by the person; authorizing a fee.
    Introduced
  • Introduced Jan 19, 2023HB 1475: Relating to continuing judicial training regarding family violence victims.
    Introduced
  • Introduced Jan 5, 2023HB 1188: Relating to the creation of a Texas conditional driver's permit, provisional Texas conditional driver's permit, and Texas conditional learner permit; authorizing a fee.
    Introduced
  • Introduced Jan 4, 2023HB 1176: Relating to the capacity of minors to consent to contraception-related examination or medical treatment.
    Introduced

Source: Open States