Texas Senate passes package of bills on third reading, including eviction, immunization and voting measures
Apr 10, 2025
The Texas Senate on Thursday, April 10, 2025, voted on and finally passed a group of bills on third reading, including measures on eviction enforcement, immunizations for children, mail‑in ballot notifications for long‑term‑care residents, common‑law nuisance claims, COVID‑19 off‑label prescription access, municipal charter amendments, court jurisdiction, and voter‑registration data sharing.
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The Texas Senate on Thursday, April 10, 2025, voted on and finally passed a group of bills on third reading, including measures on eviction of unauthorized occupants, the administration of immunizations to children, notice requirements for mail‑in ballot applications by long‑term care residents, common‑law public nuisance claims, access to prescription drugs for off‑label COVID‑19 use, municipal charter amendments, court jurisdiction, and sharing driver data to maintain the voter registration roll.
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