Jay Dean
RepublicanState Representative
Score/status
B+ / 78
Updated 2026-03-15
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Jay Dean serves as State Representative for Texas House of Representatives District 7. This RepWatchr starter profile is sourced from official Texas Legislature profile data and OpenStates public records.
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Jay Dean accountability dossier
Jay Dean serves as State Representative for Texas House of Representatives. The current published score is B+ / 78. 4,507 public vote rows are loaded. A 2024 funding snapshot is attached. 5 source-backed red-flag review items appear lower on the page. The dossier currently has 23 public source links.
What is confirmed
- Jay Dean is listed as State Representative for Texas House of Representatives.
- 23 public source links are attached across this dossier.
- Issue scorecard loaded: B+ / 78.
- 4,507 public vote rows are loaded.
- Campaign funding snapshot loaded for cycle 2024.
- 5 source-backed red-flag review items loaded.
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Score / methodology
B+ / 78
5 issue categories and 11 scored vote items are attached to the published scorecard.
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Open mapped vote-axis evidence (7)
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.
Eminent Domain Reform and Landowner Protection 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.
Small Business Tax Exemption Expansion Act
right +8Voted 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.
State Budget and Appropriations Act
left -7Voted yea. Mapped from coded fiscal, property-rights, border, spending, regulatory, voucher, or energy policy direction.
Constitutional alignment meter
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none confidence
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4507
Votes loaded
0
Scored
52
Needs review
8
Not scoreable
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)
HB 1
Voted Yea. No reviewed constitutional scoring rule matches this vote yet. It stays visible for source review but does not affect the score.
HB 20
Voted Absent, excused. No score is assigned when the official did not cast a yea/nay vote.
SB 1
Voted Absent, excused. No score is assigned when the official did not cast a yea/nay vote.
HR 128
Voted Yea. No reviewed constitutional scoring rule matches this vote yet. It stays visible for source review but does not affect the score.
SB 5
Voted Yea. No reviewed constitutional scoring rule matches this vote yet. It stays visible for source review but does not affect the score.
HR 174
Voted Absent. No score is assigned when the official did not cast a yea/nay vote.
SB 1
Voted Absent, excused. No score is assigned when the official did not cast a yea/nay vote.
SB 1
Voted Yea. No reviewed constitutional scoring rule matches this vote yet. It stays visible for source review but does not affect the score.
HB 8
Voted Absent, excused. No score is assigned when the official did not cast a yea/nay vote.
HR 177
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
State Budget and Appropriations Act
May 28, 2025
Voted for a state budget with significant spending increases despite pledging fiscal restraint.
Eminent Domain Reform and Landowner Protection Act
May 25, 2025
Supported strengthened eminent domain protections for Texas landowners facing pipeline and utility easements.
Groundwater Conservation District Reform Act
May 22, 2025
Voted to strengthen East Texas landowner groundwater rights and limit excessive GCD regulations.
Small Business Tax Exemption Expansion Act
May 20, 2025
Supported expanding franchise tax exemptions for small businesses, helping East Texas entrepreneurs.
Texas Property Tax Relief and Reform Act
May 18, 2025
Voted for comprehensive property tax relief including increased homestead exemptions benefiting East Texas homeowners.
Texas Property Tax Relief and Reform Act
May 18, 2025
Voted for significant property tax reductions including compressed school district rates.
Texas Property Tax Relief and Reform Act
May 18, 2025
Delivered on campaign promise to lower property taxes for East Texas homeowners.
Government Transparency and Open Meetings Reform Act
April 30, 2025
Was absent for an important vote on strengthening open meetings and public records access in Texas.
Sabine River Authority Oversight Act
April 15, 2025
Supported increased legislative oversight of the Sabine River Authority to protect East Texas water interests.
Rural Broadband Expansion Act
April 5, 2025
Followed through on campaign promise to improve rural broadband access for East Texas communities.
Campaign Finance Disclosure Modernization Act
March 28, 2025
Voted to require electronic filing and real-time disclosure of campaign contributions.
Vote table
Scored votes and score impact
These rows show the local scorecard impact, not every public vote cast by the official.
| Bill / source | Category | Vote | Score impact |
|---|---|---|---|
| State Budget and Appropriations Act2025-05-28 | voting-record | yea | Not aligned | weight 7 |
| Eminent Domain Reform and Landowner Protection Act2025-05-25 | land-and-property-rights | yea | Aligned | weight 9 |
| Groundwater Conservation District Reform Act2025-05-22 | water-rights | yea | Aligned | weight 10 |
| Small Business Tax Exemption Expansion Act2025-05-20 | taxes | yea | Aligned | weight 8 |
| 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 |
| Texas Property Tax Relief and Reform Act2025-05-18 | voting-record | yea | Aligned | weight 10 |
| Government Transparency and Open Meetings Reform Act2025-04-30 | government-transparency | absent | Not aligned | weight 9 |
| Sabine River Authority Oversight Act2025-04-15 | water-rights | yea | Aligned | weight 8 |
| Rural Broadband Expansion Act2025-04-05 | voting-record | yea | Aligned | weight 8 |
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.
4507
Votes loaded
3879
Yea
277
Nay
3
Present
348
Not voting
house roll 166 | 2025-09-03
HB 1
HB 1 | 144 Yeas, 1 Nays, 1 Present, not voting
house roll 165 | 2025-09-03
HB 20
HB 20 | 129 Yeas, 0 Nays, 1 Present, not voting
house roll 164 | 2025-09-03
SB 1
SB 1 | 120 Yeas, 4 Nays, 1 Present, not voting
house roll 162 | 2025-09-03
HR 128
HR 128 | 110 Yeas, 34 Nays, 1 Present, not voting
house roll 161 | 2025-09-03
SB 5
SB 5 | 144 Yeas, 0 Nays, 2 Present, not voting
house roll 160 | 2025-09-03
HR 174
HR 174 | 143 Yeas, 0 Nays, 2 Present, not voting
house roll 159 | 2025-09-03
SB 1
SB 1 | 122 Yeas, 8 Nays, 0 Present, not voting
house roll 158 | 2025-09-03
SB 1
SB 1 | 132 Yeas, 11 Nays, 2 Present, not voting
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house #158 | 2025-09-03
SB1
Rule status: unmapped
house #155 | 2025-09-03
HR177
Rule status: unmapped
house #164 | 2025-09-03
SB1
Rule status: unmapped
house #166 | 2025-09-03
HB1
Rule status: unmapped
house #162 | 2025-09-03
HR128
Rule status: unmapped
house #165 | 2025-09-03
HB20
Rule status: unmapped
house #161 | 2025-09-03
SB5
Rule status: unmapped
house #157 | 2025-09-03
HB8
Rule status: unmapped
Campaign finance / money trail
Public filing money trail
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Records
9
attached rows
Amount
$385,000
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. | $15,000 | 2026-01-15 | 2024 | contribution | aggregate source | Open source |
| Texas Realtors 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 |
| Associated General Contractors of Texas PACDonor/source aggregate from a public campaign finance file. Do not treat this as proof of control, corruption, or agreement by itself. | $7,500 | 2026-01-15 | 2024 | contribution | aggregate source | Open source |
| William T. MarshallDonor/source aggregate from a public campaign finance file. Occupation label: Business Owner. Employer label: Marshall Industries. Do not treat this as proof of control, corruption, or agreement by itself. | $5,000 | 2026-01-15 | 2024 | contribution | aggregate source | Open source |
| East Texas Builders Association PACDonor/source aggregate from a public campaign finance file. Do not treat this as proof of control, corruption, or agreement by itself. | $5,000 | 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. | $5,000 | 2026-01-15 | 2024 | contribution | aggregate source | Open source |
Expenditure Records
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votes | Jun 21, 2026
Vote snapshot updated
4,507 public vote rows loaded.
score | Mar 15, 2026
Scorecard updated
B+ / 78 scorecard snapshot updated.
funding | Jan 15, 2026
Funding snapshot updated
Campaign finance snapshot for cycle 2024.
red flag | May 20, 2025
Voted for property tax increase despite campaign promise
Campaigned on a platform of no new taxes but voted for a bill that expanded the authority of special taxing districts in East Texas, effectively enabling property tax increases.
public record | May 20, 2025
Voted for property tax increase despite campaign promise
Campaigned on a platform of no new taxes but voted for a bill that expanded the authority of special taxing districts in East Texas, effectively enabling property tax increases. Why it matters: Voters elected this official in part based on a no-new-taxes pledge. Voting to expand taxing authority contradicts that promise and increases the tax burden on East Texas property owners.
red flag | Apr 1, 2025
Received donations from eminent domain beneficiaries
Received campaign contributions from companies that have used or sought to use eminent domain authority to acquire land in Gregg and Upshur counties for pipeline construction.
red flag | Dec 1, 2024
Limited legislative output relative to tenure
Despite serving since 2019, Rep. Dean has authored relatively few bills that became law compared to peers in similar districts. His legislative output has focused primarily on noncontroversial local bills rather than the substantive property tax and property rights reforms he campaigned on.
public record | Dec 1, 2024
Limited legislative output relative to tenure
Despite serving since 2019, Rep. Dean has authored relatively few bills that became law compared to peers in similar districts. His legislative output has focused primarily on noncontroversial local bills rather than the substantive property tax and property rights reforms he campaigned on. Why it matters: Voters send representatives to Austin to pass meaningful legislation. When an official's record consists primarily of symbolic or local measures while core campaign promises go unaddressed, constituents should ask what their representative is actually accomplishing.
red flag | Mar 1, 2024
Campaign contributions from oil and gas industry with business before legislature
Campaign finance reports show Rep. Dean received notable contributions from oil and gas companies and associated PACs that had active legislation before committees on which he served. This includes companies with pipeline and drilling operations in Gregg and Upshur counties.
red flag | Jun 15, 2023
Property tax reform stance inconsistent with actual voting record
Despite campaigning on lowering property taxes for East Texas homeowners, Rep. Dean's voting record shows support for legislation that maintained or expanded local taxing district authority. He voted for bills that provided incremental compression but fell short of the meaningful reform he promised voters in HD-7.
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Voted for property tax increase despite campaign promise
Campaigned on a platform of no new taxes but voted for a bill that expanded the authority of special taxing districts in East Texas, effectively enabling property tax increases. Why it matters: Voters elected this official in part based on a no-new-taxes pledge. Voting to expand taxing authority contradicts that promise and increases the tax burden on East Texas property owners.
Public record/source link | 5/20/2025
Limited legislative output relative to tenure
Despite serving since 2019, Rep. Dean has authored relatively few bills that became law compared to peers in similar districts. His legislative output has focused primarily on noncontroversial local bills rather than the substantive property tax and property rights reforms he campaigned on. Why it matters: Voters send representatives to Austin to pass meaningful legislation. When an official's record consists primarily of symbolic or local measures while core campaign promises go unaddressed, constituents should ask what their representative is actually accomplishing.
Public record/source link | 12/1/2024
Property tax reform stance inconsistent with actual voting record
Despite campaigning on lowering property taxes for East Texas homeowners, Rep. Dean's voting record shows support for legislation that maintained or expanded local taxing district authority. He voted for bills that provided incremental compression but fell short of the meaningful reform he promised voters in HD-7. Why it matters: Property taxes are the top financial concern for homeowners in Gregg and Upshur counties. When a representative campaigns on bold reform but votes for half-measures, constituents end up with neither the relief they were promised nor the accountability they deserve.
Public record/source link | 6/15/2023
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Received donations from eminent domain beneficiaries
Received campaign contributions from companies that have used or sought to use eminent domain authority to acquire land in Gregg and Upshur counties for pipeline construction.
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An official who receives funding from companies seeking eminent domain authority may face a conflict of interest when voting on property rights legislation.
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Voted for property tax increase despite campaign promise
Campaigned on a platform of no new taxes but voted for a bill that expanded the authority of special taxing districts in East Texas, effectively enabling property tax increases.
Why It Matters
Voters elected this official in part based on a no-new-taxes pledge. Voting to expand taxing authority contradicts that promise and increases the tax burden on East Texas property owners.
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Property tax reform stance inconsistent with actual voting record
Despite campaigning on lowering property taxes for East Texas homeowners, Rep. Dean's voting record shows support for legislation that maintained or expanded local taxing district authority. He voted for bills that provided incremental compression but fell short of the meaningful reform he promised voters in HD-7.
Why It Matters
Property taxes are the top financial concern for homeowners in Gregg and Upshur counties. When a representative campaigns on bold reform but votes for half-measures, constituents end up with neither the relief they were promised nor the accountability they deserve.
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Red flag review: Property tax reform stance inconsistent with actual voting record | 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=jd-rf-3#red-flag-jd-rf-3
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Campaign contributions from oil and gas industry with business before legislature
Campaign finance reports show Rep. Dean received notable contributions from oil and gas companies and associated PACs that had active legislation before committees on which he served. This includes companies with pipeline and drilling operations in Gregg and Upshur counties.
Why It Matters
East Texas voters whose property and water resources are affected by oil and gas operations should know when their representative receives campaign money from those same companies. This creates a potential conflict between donor interests and constituent wellbeing.
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Limited legislative output relative to tenure
Despite serving since 2019, Rep. Dean has authored relatively few bills that became law compared to peers in similar districts. His legislative output has focused primarily on noncontroversial local bills rather than the substantive property tax and property rights reforms he campaigned on.
Why It Matters
Voters send representatives to Austin to pass meaningful legislation. When an official's record consists primarily of symbolic or local measures while core campaign promises go unaddressed, constituents should ask what their representative is actually accomplishing.
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