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Texas · Legislative Intelligence

Texas Legislative Bill Tracking Software

Texas moves fast when session is in. Bills are filed by the hundreds, amendments change overnight, and the decisions get made in committee rooms across the Capitol. USLege tracks every bill, hearing, rule, and vote in the Texas Legislature in real time, and captures what was actually said in the room.

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Does USLege cover Texas?

Yes. The whole of Texas, in depth.

USLege covers the Texas Legislature in full: the 31-seat Senate and the 150-seat House of Representatives, every committee, and the Texas Register for agency rulemaking, down to the county commissioners courts, city councils, and school boards. Where USLege covers a body, hearings are transcribed live during the session, backed by 2.4 million hours of government video.

31 Senate · 150 House 2.4M hours of government video 99 chambers nationwide Federal + local in one place
What USLege covers in Texas

Every level of Texas government, not just the Capitol.

Texas policy is decided in three places at once: the Legislature, the agencies, and the rooms back home. USLege watches all of them, so a team tracking a statewide issue also sees where it surfaces in a county commissioners court or a school board.

The Legislature

Both chambers, word for word.

The Texas Senate (31 members) and the House of Representatives (150 members), every standing committee, and floor debate. The Legislature meets in regular session only in odd-numbered years, beginning the second Tuesday of January and running up to 140 days, plus any special sessions the Governor calls. USLege tracks the interim too.

Agencies & rulemaking

The Texas Register, tracked.

The work does not stop when a bill becomes law. USLege tracks the Texas Register, the weekly journal of proposed, adopted, and emergency agency rules that codifies into the Texas Administrative Code, so you catch the regulation before it lands, not after.

Local government

County, city, school board.

County commissioners courts, city councils, and school boards across Texas, the rooms where a statewide fight often starts and where almost no one else is listening. Send a body we do not yet cover and we add it to the archive at no charge.

How USLege works in Texas

Four things that change the day after you switch.

01 · Radar

Start earlier on every Texas issue.

Radar watches everything ahead of you: Texas bills the moment they are filed, your issues the moment they are spoken aloud in a committee room, and every Capitol calendar that touches your priorities. The teams who win in Austin do not react faster. They start earlier.

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02 · Hearing intelligence

Search what was said, not just what was filed.

The intelligence that moves a Texas issue comes from committee testimony and floor debate, not bill text. USLege captures, transcribes, and speaker-identifies that video, synced to the bill, so you can search a quote, a witness, or a sentiment, then jump to the exact second, clip it, and send it to your team or a client.

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03 · The Archive

The whole Texas record, behind every brief.

2.4 million hours of government video, 1.4 million bills, and 18,000 identified speakers, all searchable. Pull a Texas issue mapped across every session and agency it has touched. Walk into a board meeting or a renewal with the receipts. The largest transcribed government video archive in the world is your back office.

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04 · AI Briefings

Texas updates that draft themselves.

USLege drafts digests and briefs from the actual Texas record, in your team's voice and at your reader's altitude, and gives each stakeholder a branded portal that stays current on its own. You review, make one edit, approve, and send. The work that ate your Fridays is finished by Thursday night.

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Texas Power Features

The Texas-specific layers generic tools miss.

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Statute & Rulemaking Search

Search Texas statutes in one place, and track every change published in the Texas Register and codified into the Texas Administrative Code, so a rule never moves without you seeing it.

Campaign & Elections Tracking

Monitor campaign finance for Texas elected officials, candidates, and political committees, so you know the money behind the room before you walk into it.

Lobbyist & Witness Databases

Search who is registered to lobby in Texas, who testified on a bill, and who they work for. Identify the stakeholders around your issue in seconds.

Why Texas teams leave legacy tools

In Texas, the committee room is where your issue is decided.

Legacy tools tell you a bill was filed and surface video late, if at all, mostly federal. USLege hears the room. Where USLege covers a body, hearings are captured, transcribed, and speaker-identified live during the session, across the Texas House and Senate, the agencies, and the county and city rooms nobody else is listening to. The line of testimony that moves your issue is one search away, not a transcript you wait days for.

Live, not later
Where we cover a body, the transcript keeps pace with the gavel. New Texas coverage is added by request.
Every level
The Texas Legislature, state agencies, and the county commissions, city councils, and school boards back home.
Grounded
Every answer carries its receipts: source, speaker, and timestamp you can show a board or a client.
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A former Texas state rep doubled his firm's revenue.
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The Hon. Larry D. Gonzales · President, Desk 138 (Austin, TX)
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Beyond the Legislature

Local government coverage in Texas.

USLege also tracks these Texas government bodies directly: cities, counties, school boards, agencies, and more, all on video with searchable transcripts.

General Land Office Office of Court Administration - Texas Courts Pension Review Board Public Utility Commission of Texas Railroad Commission of Texas Teacher Retirement System of Texas Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission Texas Appraiser Licensing & Certification Board Texas Commission on Environmental Quality Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs Texas Department of Information Resources Texas Department of Insurance Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation Texas Department of Motor Vehicles Texas Department of Public Safety Texas Department of Transportation Texas Education Agency Texas Facilities Commission Texas Funeral Service Commission Texas Health and Human Services Texas Indigent Defense Commission Texas Low Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Compact Commission Texas Medical Board Texas Real Estate Commission Texas Space Commission Texas State Board of Dental Examiners Texas State Board of Pharmacy Texas Veterans Commission Texas Water Development Board Texas Workforce Commission City of Allen City Council City of Anna City Council City of Arlington City of Austin City of Brownsville City Commission City of Carrollton City Council City of Cedar Hill City Council City of Celina City Council City of Corpus Christi City of Corsicana City Council City of Dallas City of DeSoto City Council City of Denton City Council City of El Paso City of Farmers Branch City Council City of Forney City Council City of Fort Worth City of Frisco City Council City of Gainesville City Council City of Garland City Council City of Georgetown City Council City of Grand Prairie City Council City of Houston City of Irving City Council City of Killeen City Council City of La Marque City of Lago Vista City Council City of Lewisville City Council City of Lubbock City of Lufkin City Council City of McKinney City Council City of Mesquite City Council City of Plano City of Richardson City Council City of Rockwall City of Rollingwood City of Rowlett City Council City of San Antonio City of Sherman City of South Padre Island City of The Colony City Council City of Waxahachie City Council Granbury City Council Midland City Council Town of Addison City Council Town of Prosper Bee County Commissioners Court Bexar County Blanco County Commissioners Court Cameron County Commissioners Court Collin County Dallas County Denton County El Paso County Ellis County Commissioners Court Fisher County Commissioners Court Fort Bend County Freestone County Commissioners Court Grayson County Commissioners Court Harris County Hidalgo County Hill County Commissioners Court Hood County Hunt County Commissioner's Court Jefferson County Commissioners Court Johnson County Commissioners Court Kendall County Commissioners Court Kerr County Commissioners Court Limestone County Commissioners Court Midland County Commissioners Court Nueces County Commissioners Court San Patricio County Commissioners Court Tarrant County Travis County Victoria County Commissioners Court Williamson County Commissioners Court Bexar County Appraisal District Dallas Area Rapid Transit Gulf Coast Protection District Harris Central Appraisal District Tarrant County Appraisal District Texas Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County Travis County Appraisal District Williamson County Appraisal District Dallas College System Board of Trustees Houston Community College Lone Star College System Board of Trustees Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Texas State University System Board of Regents Meetings Texas Tech University System Board of Regents University of Houston System Board of Regents University of North Texas Board of Regents University of Texas System Board of Regents Electric Reliability Council of Texas State Bar of Texas Texas Windstorm Insurance Association Aldine Independent School District Arlington Independent School District Austin Independent School District Carrollton-Farmers Branch Independent School District Cedar Hill Independent School District Cypress-Fairbanks Independent School District Dallas Independent School District DeSoto Independent School District Duncanville Independent School District El Paso Independent School District Fort Bend Independent School District Fort Worth Independent School District Garland Independent School District Granbury Independent School District Grand Prairie Independent School District Houston Independent School District Irving Independent School District Katy Independent School District Keller Independent School District Board of Trustees La Joya Independent School District Lancaster Independent School District Manor Independent School District Mesquite Independent School District North East Independent School District Northside Independent School District Pasadena Independent School District Richardson Independent School District Socorro Independent School District Spring Branch Independent School District Spring Independent School District Ysleta Independent School District Baytown City Council Coppell City Council Horseshoe Bay City Council Angelina County Commissioners Court City of Bastrop City Council Texas A&M University System Board of Regents Houston-Galveston Area Council

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Texas · Frequently asked

What teams ask about tracking Texas.

Does USLege cover the Texas Legislature, including committees and the Texas Register?
Yes. USLege covers the Texas Legislature in full: the 31-seat Senate and the 150-seat House of Representatives, the standing committees in both chambers, floor debate, and the Texas Register, the weekly journal of agency rulemaking that codifies into the Texas Administrative Code. It reaches down to the county commissioners courts, city councils, and school boards across the state.
Can USLege track Texas during the interim, between biennial sessions?
Yes. The Texas Legislature meets in regular session only in odd-numbered years, so the interim is where much of the work happens: interim committee charges, hearings, agency rulemaking in the Texas Register, and any special sessions the Governor calls. USLege tracks all of it year round, not just the 140 days the Legislature is in session.
Does USLege capture Texas committee testimony, not just bill status?
Yes. USLege captures, transcribes, and speaker-identifies Texas committee testimony and floor debate, synced to the bill being discussed, and backs it with 2.4 million hours of government video. Search spoken testimony by quote, witness, or sentiment, then jump to the exact second, clip it, and share it. Where USLege covers a body, hearings are transcribed live during the session, and new coverage is added by request.
Can USLege track Texas local government, like city councils and school boards?
Yes. Texas policy does not stop at the Capitol. USLege tracks county commissioners courts, city councils, and school boards alongside the Legislature and state agencies, so a team watching a statewide issue also sees where it surfaces locally. Send a meeting we do not yet cover and we add it to the archive at no charge.
Is my Texas work secure, and do you train AI on my data?
Your work is private. USLege is SOC 2 Type II and TX-RAMP certified, and we never train on customer data. See the Trust Center for our current security posture and certifications.
How fast can my team start tracking Texas?
Fast. Most teams are set up in 15 minutes today and tracking Texas bills, hearings, and rules by this afternoon. Onboarding and unlimited team training are included, and migration off your current tool is included with no per-bill charges.
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A full AI-policy intelligence report across all 50 states: 241 curated bills, an AI-Friendliness Index for every state, verified legislative hearing clips in 39 states, and the sponsors driving both sides of the debate. This is the type of report USLege builds in minutes, not weeks.

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