State Rep. Steve Toth

District 15 (R-The Woodlands)

Personal Profile

Full Name: Steve Toth
Birthdate: 11-29-1960
Hometown: The Woodlands
Race: White
Occupation: Small Business Owner
Education: High school; Some Seminary training at Rochester Bible College
Spouse: Babette
Religion: Christian
Church: WoodsEdge Community Church

Financial Statements

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Election Info

2012 General Election
Won with 86.63% of vote
2012 Republican Party Primary Election
Won with 56.48% of vote

Political Profile

Current Office: Texas House of Representatives
District: 15
Party: Republican Party
Term Expiration: 2014
Term Length: 2 years
Salary: $7,200 per year
Committees
  • Criminal Jurisprudence
  • Corrections
Staffers
Amy Lane Chief of Staff
Michael Houck Legislative Director
Brittany Houck Communications director
Texas House District 15 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: Steve.Toth@house.state.tx.us
Websites: SteveTothForTexas.com
Rep. Steve Toth, District 15
Twitter: @Toth_4_Texas
Facebook: Fan Page
Capitol Seating Assignment
Room: 2W.5
Seat: 59
Capitol Office
Room: E1.512
Address: P.O. Box 2910
Austin, TX 78768
Phone: (512) 463-0797
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Twitter Feed

  • The Democrats are running the filibuster play to run the clock out on SB 11. This is a great bill and they will kill it?

    8 hours ago

  • CSCOPE oversight bill passes House http://t.co/hroJvfisA3

    9 hours ago

  • @freedomtxstyle Rep Schafer, aka "Dr No"killed a licensing bill for radiological technicians.It's a great night for Freedom. Great job Matt!

    10 hours ago

  • RT @RepCreighton: Finally TX moves one step closer to a drug free workforce. Just passed my bill SB 21!! #txlege #dare #justsayno

    11 hours ago

  • @RepCreighton SB21 passes.Unemployment is now contingent on being drug free. Children of drug users will be helped the most by this new law.

    11 hours ago

  • RT @famousquotenet: ...an imperfect plan implemented immediately and violently will always succeed better than a perfect plan. - General Ge…

    12 hours ago

  • RT @mjsamuelson: I honestly don't know what has been more stressful - listening to live tornado coverage or the Texas House. Sheesh.

    a day ago

  • Leach amendment passes. Medicaid expansion will now and forever more be under the control of Texas Legislature and not a single person.

    a day ago

  • Isaac's Amendment to SB 1459 would sever judge's pay w/ law maker's pension. The House voted against this. Sad! The gig is up folks.

    2 days ago

  • We just had a press Conf on #CSCOPE announcing that they are no longer in the curriculum business. The grassroots own this victory.

    2 days ago

Legislative Info

Bill Activity
Total Bills Filed 32 (47.67 avg. in the House)

Latest Moving Bills

HB49
Relating to inclusion of a course on the United States Constitution in the curriculum requirements for public high school students.
HJR48
Proposing a constitutional amendment relating to the rights of individuals to choose or decline to choose to purchase health insurance coverage.
HB568
Relating to the creation of a select committee to evaluate the effects of reduction in or elimination of federal funding on the state budget due to federal fiscal policy.
HB758
Relating to certain legal advice or legal services rendered to certain public servants.
HB759
Relating to the repeal of the prohibition on the sale of motor vehicles on consecutive Saturdays and Sundays.