State Rep. Joseph "Joe" Moody

District 78 (D-El Paso)

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Personal Profile

Full Name: Joseph Moody
Nickname: "Joe"
Birthdate: 1-9-1981
Hometown: El Paso
Race: Hispanic
Occupation: Attorney
Education: B.A., New Mexico State University; J.D., Texas Tech University
Spouse: Adrianne Riley

Financial Statements

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Election Info

2012 General Election
Won with 53.93% of vote
2012 Democratic Party Primary Election
Won with 100.00% of vote
2010 General Election
Lost with 47.59% of vote
2008 General Election
Won with 51.53% of vote
2008 Democratic Party Primary Election
Won with 72.17% of vote

Political Profile

Current Office: Texas House of Representatives
District: 78
Party: Democratic Party
Term Expiration: 2014
Term Length: 2 years
Salary: $7,200 per year
Committees
  • Defense & Veterans' Affairs
  • Local & Consent Calendars
  • Criminal Jurisprudence
  • Select Committee on Criminal Procedure Reform
Staffers
Ellic Sahualla Chief of Staff
Jen Shugert Legislative Director
Chelsea Rountree Legislative Intern
Daisy Pavia Legislative Aide
Texas House District 78 Facts
District Map (pdf)
Population & Household Profile
Education & Employment Profile
Income & Housing Profile
County Report (pdf)
City & CDP Report (pdf)
School District Report (pdf)
Zip Code Report (pdf)
Precinct Report (pdf)

Contact Info

Email: Joe.Moody@house.state.tx.us
Website: Tumblr
Twitter: @moodyforelpaso
Facebook: Joe Moody Fan Page
Capitol Office
Room: E1.216
Address: P.O. Box 2910
Austin, TX 78768
Phone: (512) 463-0728
District Office
Address: 6006 North Mesa, Ste. 503
El Paso, TX 79912
Phone: (915) 875-0150
Follow @moodyforelpaso

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Legislative Info

Bill Activity
Total Bills Filed 64 (47.67 avg. in the House)

Latest Moving Bills

HB45
Relating to the occupational licensing of spouses of members of the military and the eligibility requirements for certain occupational licenses issued to applicants with military experience.
HB70
Relating to the exclusion of certain witnesses during a criminal proceeding.
HB72
Relating to the penalty for the offense of leaving the scene of an accident that involves personal injury or death.
HB81
Relating to the eligibility of children and other dependents of certain military personnel or veterans for tuition and fee exemptions at public institutions of higher education.
HJR21
Proposing a constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature to provide for an exemption from ad valorem taxation of all or part of the market value of the residence homestead of the surviving spouse of a 100 percent or totally disabled veteran who died before the law authorizing a residence homestead exemption for such a veteran took effect.