Bryan Hughes
RepublicanState Senator
Score/status
A- / 80
Updated 2026-03-15
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Bryan Hughes serves as State Senator for Texas Senate District 1. This RepWatchr starter profile is sourced from official Texas Legislature profile data and OpenStates public records.
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Bryan Hughes accountability dossier
Bryan Hughes serves as State Senator for Texas Senate. The current published score is A- / 80. 3,267 public vote rows are loaded. A 2024 funding snapshot is attached. 4 source-backed red-flag review items appear lower on the page. The dossier currently has 22 public source links.
What is confirmed
- Bryan Hughes is listed as State Senator for Texas Senate.
- 22 public source links are attached across this dossier.
- Issue scorecard loaded: A- / 80.
- 3,267 public vote rows are loaded.
- Campaign funding snapshot loaded for cycle 2024.
- 4 source-backed red-flag review items loaded.
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Score / methodology
A- / 80
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Open mapped vote-axis evidence (6)
Groundwater Conservation District Reform Act
right +10Voted yea. Mapped from landowner-rights or regulatory water policy direction.
Texas Property Tax Relief and Reform Act
right +10Voted yea. Mapped from coded fiscal, property-rights, border, spending, regulatory, voucher, or energy policy direction.
Mineral Rights Protection and Landowner Notification Act
right +9Voted yea. Mapped from coded fiscal, property-rights, border, spending, regulatory, voucher, or energy policy direction.
Texas Property Tax Relief and Reform Act
right +10Voted yea. Mapped from coded fiscal, property-rights, border, spending, regulatory, voucher, or energy policy direction.
Unfunded Mandate Prevention Act
right +8Voted yea. Mapped from coded fiscal, property-rights, border, spending, regulatory, voucher, or energy policy direction.
School Voucher and Education Savings Account Act
left -9Voted yea. Mapped from coded fiscal, property-rights, border, spending, regulatory, voucher, or energy policy direction.
Constitutional alignment meter
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3267
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60
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Rubric dimensions
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Individual liberty
Pending
Civil liberties, search and seizure limits, speech, religious liberty, and the right to keep and bear arms.
Limited government
Pending
Votes that restrain federal power, reject overreach, or preserve separation of powers.
Fiscal restraint
Pending
Votes that respect budget limits, debt discipline, taxation restraint, and responsible spending.
Federalism
Pending
Votes that protect state authority, local control, and limits on national administrative power.
Due process
Pending
Votes involving transparency, fair process, warrants, hearings, and accountable government procedure.
Open constitutional vote evidence (60)
HB18 Senate record vote
Voted Yea. No reviewed constitutional scoring rule matches this vote yet. It stays visible for source review but does not affect the score.
SR5 Senate record vote
Voted Yea. No reviewed constitutional scoring rule matches this vote yet. It stays visible for source review but does not affect the score.
SR2 Senate record vote
Voted Yea. No reviewed constitutional scoring rule matches this vote yet. It stays visible for source review but does not affect the score.
SB8 Senate record vote
Voted Yea. No reviewed constitutional scoring rule matches this vote yet. It stays visible for source review but does not affect the score.
SB5 Senate record vote
Voted Yea. No reviewed constitutional scoring rule matches this vote yet. It stays visible for source review but does not affect the score.
SB1 Senate record vote
Voted Yea. No reviewed constitutional scoring rule matches this vote yet. It stays visible for source review but does not affect the score.
HB18 Senate record vote
Voted Yea. No reviewed constitutional scoring rule matches this vote yet. It stays visible for source review but does not affect the score.
HB1 Senate record vote
Voted Yea. No reviewed constitutional scoring rule matches this vote yet. It stays visible for source review but does not affect the score.
HB18 Senate record vote
Voted Yea. No reviewed constitutional scoring rule matches this vote yet. It stays visible for source review but does not affect the score.
HB1 Senate record vote
Voted Yea. No reviewed constitutional scoring rule matches this vote yet. It stays visible for source review but does not affect the score.
Issue Scorecard
Voting Record
School Voucher and Education Savings Account Act
May 26, 2025
Supported school voucher legislation that could divert funding from rural East Texas public school districts with no private school alternatives.
Groundwater Conservation District Reform Act
May 22, 2025
Authored and passed legislation strengthening East Texas landowner groundwater rights.
Groundwater Conservation District Reform Act
May 22, 2025
Delivered on campaign promise to protect East Texas water rights through legislative action.
Texas Property Tax Relief and Reform Act
May 18, 2025
Voted for comprehensive property tax relief protecting East Texas homeowners and agricultural land.
Texas Property Tax Relief and Reform Act
May 18, 2025
Supported property tax cuts delivering real relief to East Texas taxpayers.
Unfunded Mandate Prevention Act
May 10, 2025
Voted to prevent the state from imposing unfunded mandates on counties and cities that drive up local property taxes.
Ethics Commission Reform Act
May 5, 2025
Voted against expanding the Texas Ethics Commission's authority to investigate complaints, raising concerns about accountability.
Government Transparency and Open Meetings Reform Act
April 30, 2025
Voted to strengthen open meetings requirements and public access to government records.
Lake and Reservoir Maintenance Funding Act
April 22, 2025
Voted to fund maintenance and improvement of East Texas lakes and reservoirs critical to regional water supply.
Mineral Rights Protection and Landowner Notification Act
March 15, 2025
Authored legislation requiring better notification to landowners about mineral rights activities on their property.
Vote table
Scored votes and score impact
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| Bill / source | Category | Vote | Score impact |
|---|---|---|---|
| School Voucher and Education Savings Account Act2025-05-26 | voting-record | yea | Not aligned | weight 9 |
| Groundwater Conservation District Reform Act2025-05-22 | water-rights | yea | Aligned | weight 10 |
| Groundwater Conservation District Reform Act2025-05-22 | voting-record | yea | Aligned | weight 10 |
| Texas Property Tax Relief and Reform Act2025-05-18 | land-and-property-rights | yea | Aligned | weight 10 |
| Texas Property Tax Relief and Reform Act2025-05-18 | taxes | yea | Aligned | weight 10 |
| Unfunded Mandate Prevention Act2025-05-10 | taxes | yea | Aligned | weight 8 |
| Ethics Commission Reform Act2025-05-05 | government-transparency | nay | Not aligned | weight 7 |
| Government Transparency and Open Meetings Reform Act2025-04-30 | government-transparency | yea | Aligned | weight 9 |
| Lake and Reservoir Maintenance Funding Act2025-04-22 | water-rights | yea | Aligned | weight 8 |
| Mineral Rights Protection and Landowner Notification Act2025-03-15 | land-and-property-rights | yea | Aligned | weight 9 |
Public vote record snapshot
Current public roll-call snapshot
Source-backed roll-call votes counted from official public records through 2026-06-21. The newest rows are shown below; these votes are not automatically scored left or right until issue mapping is reviewed.
3267
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650
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senate roll 342 | 2025-09-04
HB18 Senate record vote
Texas Senate journal record vote on HB18 | Yeas: 18, Nays: 8, Absent-excused: 4
senate roll 15 | 2025-09-04
SR5 Senate record vote
Texas Senate journal record vote on SR5 | Absent-excused: 4
senate roll 15 | 2025-09-04
SR2 Senate record vote
Texas Senate journal record vote on SR2 | Absent-excused: 4
senate roll 466 | 2025-09-03
SB8 Senate record vote
Texas Senate journal record vote on SB8 | Yeas: 18, Nays: 8, Absent-excused: 4
senate roll 367 | 2025-09-03
SB5 Senate record vote
Texas Senate journal record vote on SB5 | Absent-excused: 4
senate roll 331 | 2025-09-03
SB1 Senate record vote
Texas Senate journal record vote on SB1 | Absent-excused: 4
senate roll 322 | 2025-09-03
HB18 Senate record vote
Texas Senate journal record vote on HB18 | Yeas: 18, Nays: 8, Absent-excused: 4
senate roll 317 | 2025-09-03
HB1 Senate record vote
Texas Senate journal record vote on HB1 | Absent-excused: 4
Daily vote overlay
Latest loaded roll calls
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senate #15 | 2025-09-04
SR5
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senate #15 | 2025-09-04
SR2
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senate #342 | 2025-09-04
HB18
Rule status: unmapped
senate #466 | 2025-09-03
SB8
Rule status: unmapped
senate #197 | 2025-09-03
HB20
Rule status: unmapped
senate #302 | 2025-09-03
HB1
Rule status: unmapped
senate #312 | 2025-09-03
HB18
Rule status: unmapped
senate #367 | 2025-09-03
SB5
Rule status: unmapped
Campaign finance / money trail
Public filing money trail
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Records
10
attached rows
Amount
$1,285,000
reliable total when loaded
Cycles
2024
filing period
Sources
4
public links
Contribution Records
| Counterparty | Amount | Date | Cycle | Type | Confidence | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Texans for Lawsuit Reform PACDonor/source aggregate from a public campaign finance file. Do not treat this as proof of control, corruption, or agreement by itself. | $50,000 | 2026-01-15 | 2024 | contribution | aggregate source | Open source |
| Texas Association of Realtors PACDonor/source aggregate from a public campaign finance file. Do not treat this as proof of control, corruption, or agreement by itself. | $25,000 | 2026-01-15 | 2024 | contribution | aggregate source | Open source |
| Empower Texans PACDonor/source aggregate from a public campaign finance file. Do not treat this as proof of control, corruption, or agreement by itself. | $20,000 | 2026-01-15 | 2024 | contribution | aggregate source | Open source |
| Charles E. FosterDonor/source aggregate from a public campaign finance file. Occupation label: Rancher. Employer label: Self-employed. Do not treat this as proof of control, corruption, or agreement by itself. | $15,000 | 2026-01-15 | 2024 | contribution | aggregate source | Open source |
| Texas Farm Bureau AGFUNDDonor/source aggregate from a public campaign finance file. Do not treat this as proof of control, corruption, or agreement by itself. | $15,000 | 2026-01-15 | 2024 | contribution | aggregate source | Open source |
| Texas Oil & Gas Association PACDonor/source aggregate from a public campaign finance file. Do not treat this as proof of control, corruption, or agreement by itself. | $15,000 | 2026-01-15 | 2024 | contribution | aggregate source | Open source |
| East Texas Medical Center PACDonor/source aggregate from a public campaign finance file. Do not treat this as proof of control, corruption, or agreement by itself. | $10,000 | 2026-01-15 | 2024 | contribution | aggregate source | Open source |
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votes | Jun 21, 2026
Vote snapshot updated
3,267 public vote rows loaded.
score | Mar 15, 2026
Scorecard updated
A- / 80 scorecard snapshot updated.
funding | Jan 15, 2026
Funding snapshot updated
Campaign finance snapshot for cycle 2024.
red flag | Jul 1, 2024
Campaign contributions from industries regulated by his committees
As chair of the Senate State Affairs Committee, Sen. Hughes oversees legislation affecting elections, utilities, and telecommunications. Campaign finance reports show he has received significant contributions from utility companies, telecom firms, and political action committees representing industries that regularly have business before his committee.
red flag | Jan 1, 2024
Property tax elimination promise remains unfulfilled
Sen. Hughes has repeatedly campaigned on eliminating property taxes for Texas homeowners, including making it a central promise of his 2022 campaign. Despite chairing a powerful committee and serving in the legislature for over two decades, property taxes remain in place. While some incremental reforms have passed, the core promise of elimination has not been delivered.
public record | Jan 1, 2024
Property tax elimination promise remains unfulfilled
Sen. Hughes has repeatedly campaigned on eliminating property taxes for Texas homeowners, including making it a central promise of his 2022 campaign. Despite chairing a powerful committee and serving in the legislature for over two decades, property taxes remain in place. While some incremental reforms have passed, the core promise of elimination has not been delivered. Why it matters: Property taxes are the number one financial concern for East Texas homeowners. Voters have a right to evaluate whether repeated campaign promises on this issue are realistic commitments or rhetorical tools used to win elections without follow-through.
red flag | Sep 9, 2021
Authored social media censorship bill struck down by courts
Sen. Hughes authored HB 20, the 2021 Texas law that prohibited large social media platforms from banning users based on political viewpoint. While popular with the conservative base, portions of the law were challenged in federal court, resulting in years of litigation that reached the U.S. Supreme Court. The Supreme Court vacated the lower court ruling in 2024 and sent it back for further review, leaving the law's enforceability uncertain.
public record | Sep 9, 2021
Authored social media censorship bill struck down by courts
Sen. Hughes authored HB 20, the 2021 Texas law that prohibited large social media platforms from banning users based on political viewpoint. While popular with the conservative base, portions of the law were challenged in federal court, resulting in years of litigation that reached the U.S. Supreme Court. The Supreme Court vacated the lower court ruling in 2024 and sent it back for further review, leaving the law's enforceability uncertain. Why it matters: Legislation that faces extended legal challenges costs taxpayers money to defend in court. While the intent to protect free speech resonates with many Texans, passing laws that are constitutionally uncertain raises questions about legislative effectiveness.
red flag | Sep 7, 2021
SB 1 election law drew national controversy and legal challenges
Sen. Hughes authored SB 1, Texas's sweeping 2021 election overhaul that restricted mail-in voting, banned drive-through and 24-hour voting, and expanded partisan poll watcher access. The bill drew national criticism, multiple federal lawsuits, and was cited as the catalyst for Texas House Democrats fleeing the state to break quorum. While Hughes framed it as election security, opponents argued it disproportionately targeted voting methods used by minority communities.
public record | Sep 7, 2021
SB 1 election law drew national controversy and legal challenges
Sen. Hughes authored SB 1, Texas's sweeping 2021 election overhaul that restricted mail-in voting, banned drive-through and 24-hour voting, and expanded partisan poll watcher access. The bill drew national criticism, multiple federal lawsuits, and was cited as the catalyst for Texas House Democrats fleeing the state to break quorum. While Hughes framed it as election security, opponents argued it disproportionately targeted voting methods used by minority communities. Why it matters: Election law affects every voter in the district. Whether you view SB 1 as protecting election integrity or restricting access, the bill generated costly legal battles paid for by taxpayers and remains one of the most divisive pieces of Texas legislation in recent memory.
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Property tax elimination promise remains unfulfilled
Sen. Hughes has repeatedly campaigned on eliminating property taxes for Texas homeowners, including making it a central promise of his 2022 campaign. Despite chairing a powerful committee and serving in the legislature for over two decades, property taxes remain in place. While some incremental reforms have passed, the core promise of elimination has not been delivered. Why it matters: Property taxes are the number one financial concern for East Texas homeowners. Voters have a right to evaluate whether repeated campaign promises on this issue are realistic commitments or rhetorical tools used to win elections without follow-through.
Public record/source link | 1/1/2024
Authored social media censorship bill struck down by courts
Sen. Hughes authored HB 20, the 2021 Texas law that prohibited large social media platforms from banning users based on political viewpoint. While popular with the conservative base, portions of the law were challenged in federal court, resulting in years of litigation that reached the U.S. Supreme Court. The Supreme Court vacated the lower court ruling in 2024 and sent it back for further review, leaving the law's enforceability uncertain. Why it matters: Legislation that faces extended legal challenges costs taxpayers money to defend in court. While the intent to protect free speech resonates with many Texans, passing laws that are constitutionally uncertain raises questions about legislative effectiveness.
Public record/source link | 9/9/2021
SB 1 election law drew national controversy and legal challenges
Sen. Hughes authored SB 1, Texas's sweeping 2021 election overhaul that restricted mail-in voting, banned drive-through and 24-hour voting, and expanded partisan poll watcher access. The bill drew national criticism, multiple federal lawsuits, and was cited as the catalyst for Texas House Democrats fleeing the state to break quorum. While Hughes framed it as election security, opponents argued it disproportionately targeted voting methods used by minority communities. Why it matters: Election law affects every voter in the district. Whether you view SB 1 as protecting election integrity or restricting access, the bill generated costly legal battles paid for by taxpayers and remains one of the most divisive pieces of Texas legislation in recent memory.
Public record/source link | 9/7/2021
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SB 1 election law drew national controversy and legal challenges
Sen. Hughes authored SB 1, Texas's sweeping 2021 election overhaul that restricted mail-in voting, banned drive-through and 24-hour voting, and expanded partisan poll watcher access. The bill drew national criticism, multiple federal lawsuits, and was cited as the catalyst for Texas House Democrats fleeing the state to break quorum. While Hughes framed it as election security, opponents argued it disproportionately targeted voting methods used by minority communities.
Why It Matters
Election law affects every voter in the district. Whether you view SB 1 as protecting election integrity or restricting access, the bill generated costly legal battles paid for by taxpayers and remains one of the most divisive pieces of Texas legislation in recent memory.
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Red flag review: SB 1 election law drew national controversy and legal challenges | RepWatchr. Treat this as a source-backed question, not a final finding. Check the receipt and submit a better source if one exists. https://www.repwatchr.com/red-flags?flag=bh-rf-1#red-flag-bh-rf-1
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Campaign contributions from industries regulated by his committees
As chair of the Senate State Affairs Committee, Sen. Hughes oversees legislation affecting elections, utilities, and telecommunications. Campaign finance reports show he has received significant contributions from utility companies, telecom firms, and political action committees representing industries that regularly have business before his committee.
Why It Matters
When a committee chair receives campaign contributions from the very industries whose legislation he controls, it creates at minimum the appearance of a conflict of interest. East Texas voters deserve assurance that their senator's policy decisions are based on constituent needs, not donor relationships.
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Red flag review: Campaign contributions from industries regulated by his committees | RepWatchr. Treat this as a source-backed question, not a final finding. Check the receipt and submit a better source if one exists. https://www.repwatchr.com/red-flags?flag=bh-rf-2#red-flag-bh-rf-2
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Authored social media censorship bill struck down by courts
Sen. Hughes authored HB 20, the 2021 Texas law that prohibited large social media platforms from banning users based on political viewpoint. While popular with the conservative base, portions of the law were challenged in federal court, resulting in years of litigation that reached the U.S. Supreme Court. The Supreme Court vacated the lower court ruling in 2024 and sent it back for further review, leaving the law's enforceability uncertain.
Why It Matters
Legislation that faces extended legal challenges costs taxpayers money to defend in court. While the intent to protect free speech resonates with many Texans, passing laws that are constitutionally uncertain raises questions about legislative effectiveness.
Red flag
Share the receipt, not just the outrage.
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Red flag review: Authored social media censorship bill struck down by courts | RepWatchr. Treat this as a source-backed question, not a final finding. Check the receipt and submit a better source if one exists. https://www.repwatchr.com/red-flags?flag=bh-rf-3#red-flag-bh-rf-3
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Property tax elimination promise remains unfulfilled
Sen. Hughes has repeatedly campaigned on eliminating property taxes for Texas homeowners, including making it a central promise of his 2022 campaign. Despite chairing a powerful committee and serving in the legislature for over two decades, property taxes remain in place. While some incremental reforms have passed, the core promise of elimination has not been delivered.
Why It Matters
Property taxes are the number one financial concern for East Texas homeowners. Voters have a right to evaluate whether repeated campaign promises on this issue are realistic commitments or rhetorical tools used to win elections without follow-through.
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Red flag review: Property tax elimination promise remains unfulfilled | RepWatchr. Treat this as a source-backed question, not a final finding. Check the receipt and submit a better source if one exists. https://www.repwatchr.com/red-flags?flag=bh-rf-4#red-flag-bh-rf-4
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