Every yes vote / Texas
Texas: 27 voted yes.
These members of Texas’s delegation voted yes on final passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill in July 2025. Select a name for the official record.
Voted yesJohn CornynSen. · TX
Voted yesTed CruzSen. · TX
Voted yesNathaniel MoranRep. · TX-1
Voted yesDan CrenshawRep. · TX-2
Voted yesKeith SelfRep. · TX-3
Voted yesPat FallonRep. · TX-4
Voted yesLance GoodenRep. · TX-5
Voted yesJake EllzeyRep. · TX-6
Voted yesMorgan LuttrellRep. · TX-8
Voted yesMichael T. McCaulRep. · TX-10
Voted yesAugust PflugerRep. · TX-11
Voted yesCraig A. GoldmanRep. · TX-12
Voted yesRonny JacksonRep. · TX-13
Voted yesRandy K. Weber, Sr.Rep. · TX-14
Voted yesMonica De La CruzRep. · TX-15
Voted yesPete SessionsRep. · TX-17
Voted yesJodey C. ArringtonRep. · TX-19
Voted yesChip RoyRep. · TX-21
Voted yesTroy E. NehlsRep. · TX-22
Voted yesTony GonzalesRep. · TX-23
Voted yesBeth Van DuyneRep. · TX-24
Voted yesRoger WilliamsRep. · TX-25
Voted yesBrandon GillRep. · TX-26
Voted yesMichael CloudRep. · TX-27
Voted yesJohn R. CarterRep. · TX-31
Voted yesBrian BabinRep. · TX-36
Voted yesWesley HuntRep. · TX-38What that vote approved
- Tax cuts over ten years$4.3 trillion
- Cuts to Medicaid−$884 billion
- Cuts to food aid (SNAP)−$156 billion
- Added to deficits, with interest$4.7 trillion
- More people uninsured by 203410 million
- Average 2027 change, top 0.1% of households+$301,550
- Average 2027 change, lowest-earning fifth−$165
Sources: Penn Wharton Budget Model (2025–2034, against prior law); CBO, February 2026 (2026–2035); CBO, August 2025. Estimates for the whole law, not for any one state or district.
Sources: House roll call 190 and Senate roll call 372. Offices and districts are as of the votes. Some states have redrawn districts since, and some members have left office. To find who represents you now, use house.gov.