Texas State Representative Chris Turner

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Chris’s first priority is being responsive to the people of House District 101, which includes helping constituents resolve issues with state agencies, hosting informational seminars, and attending events throughout the community.

In Austin

Chris leads the fight on the issues that matter to Texans, including improving funding for our public schools, increasing access to affordable healthcare coverage and protecting the freedom to vote. 

Virtual Office

Here you will find information about House District 101, as well as how to access constituent services/receiving aid with state agencies, visiting the Capitol, requesting resolutions and flags, plus local resources, and voter information.

In the News

Dear Friend, The past few months have been action-packed and tumultuous, and at times, hard to follow. Now that the second session has concluded, I wanted to send an email to update you on what occurred in Austin (and outside of Texas) with redistricting, the quorum break, and our two

By Jack FinkSeptember 2, 2025 / 7:21 PM CDT / CBS Texas The Texas House approved House Bill 18, which bans lawmakers from raising money for themselves and their legislative caucuses in the future if they are breaking quorum.  The measure now goes to the Texas Senate. The legislation comes after

BY: Spectrum News StaffPUBLISHED: 8:36 AM Aug. 19, 2025 Texas Rep. Chris Turner, D-Grand Prairie, sat down with Capital Tonight to discuss his return to Texas after a two-week quorum break, including now being followed by a police escort. Watch full video here.

Jennifer RubinAug 07, 2025 On Sunday, Texas House Representative Chris Turner left the state with his colleagues in order to break quorum as a means to block Republicans’ redistricting plan that disenfranchises Black and Hispanic voters. Now, he joins Jen to discuss why he joined his colleagues in leaving the state,

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