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Survivor praises bill reform, thanks Governor Greg Abbott and lawmakers and urges November vote
Summary
A survivor told a public meeting that recent reform of a bill "has moved forward," thanked Governor Greg Abbott and unnamed lawmakers for supporting victims, and urged voters to back the measure in November, saying it could "hopefully save thousands of lives."
A survivor who identified themself only as a victim told the meeting that a bill reform "has moved forward" and thanked Governor Greg Abbott, a senator and a representative for supporting victims.
The commenter said the reforms aim to protect victims and "hopefully save thousands of lives" in the future. They said they were "ecstatic" that the changes advanced and urged voters to support the measure when it comes up in the November vote.
The speaker did not name the bill, specific sponsors, or provide statutory citations during the comment. No formal action or vote on the measure was recorded in this transcript; the remarks appeared as public comment.
"I'm so incredibly grateful to governor Abbott, senator, and the representative that all came together for us victims to have our voices heard to hopefully save thousands of lives in the future," the survivor said. They added that they hoped others would follow suit when the issue is decided in November.
