RT @THLNTX: #TXLege We did it! The Safe Outdoor Dogs bill has PASSED the House & is on to the Governor’s desk to be signed into law. THANK…
Nicole Collier
@NicoleCollier95 · TX · H
Posts13
Engagement218
Voting-record position-0.117
CoverageMay 14, 2021 to Oct 19, 2023
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| Agriculture | 0.9% | 0.4% | +0.5 pp | Over-indexed | 13 |
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RT @THLNTX: Our next spotlight is for our Safe Outdoor Dogs House bill author: "State Representative @nicolecollier95 and Dutchess wish eve…
Leading up to the November election, I will be breaking down each of the 14 constitutional amendment propositions that will appear on the ballot, as well as showing how I voted on the original legislation during the legislative session. Now it is up to you to decide their fate. First up is Proposition 1 (HJR 126). 👉🏿How it appears on the ballot: "The constitutional amendment protecting the right to engage in farming, ranching, timber production, horticulture, and wildlife management." 👉🏿What it means in simple terms: If passed, this amendment would prevent municipalities (cities and counties) from restricting farming, ranching, and other agricultural activities. 👉🏿Why this issue is on the ballot: Texas is booming, and its cities are spreading into the countryside. Farming and ranching are commonplace in these areas, which is a big contributor to local economies. Supporters of this amendment argue it would ensure these activities can continue, helping the economy and supporting farmers. Opponents are concerned it might put a leash on a city's ability to control its own land. 👉🏿How I voted on the original legislation: Yes on HJR 126 🗳️Election info: