During the 84th legislative session, state lawmakers had 140 days to pass a budget and other bills they thought were priorities for Texas. In this special collaboration withย Texas Standard, we look at the big takeaways from the session.
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by Texas Tribune Staff, The Texas Tribune
June 11, 2015
During the 84th legislative session, state lawmakers had 140 days to pass a budget and other bills they thought were priorities for Texas. In this special collaboration withย Texas Standard, we look at the big takeaways from the session.
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