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AUSTIN, TX – Today, Representative Chris Turner was named Chairman of the permanent Ways and Means Subcommittee on Property Tax Appraisals. This new subcommittee is responsible for considering all matters relating to the appraisal of property for taxation. The Texas Constitution requires taxation to be equal and uniform, and to
Fox 4 DFW: Texas Reps. on House Speaker election, new session
By Chris Turner Jan. 8, 2025 One ride-along was on a chilly spring morning in Grand Prairie, the other on a hot summer day in Arlington. Both times, my staff and I accompanied police officers and social workers as they checked on nondescript neighborhoods in and around my legislative district. On
Hi Friend, With the election behind us, my staff and I are focused on getting ready for the upcoming legislative session that begins in January. We have already filed numerous bills and continue to work on getting additional legislation drafted. You can see a list of bills that I have
No doubt about it – last night was really tough in Texas and across the country. I have a few thoughts on that, but first, I want to thank the voters of House District 101 for entrusting me with the continued privilege of representing our community in Austin. I am
By Eleanor Dearman Updated October 17, 2024 9:52 AM| Longtime state representative Chris Turner, an Arlington Democrat, is seeking reelection to Texas House District 101. He’s running against Republican Clint Burgess, a retired constable whose priorities include stronger borders, lessening the “burden of gas and groceries” and children’s education. Turner’s policy