You have voted HCR-90: Urging Congress to provide a comprehensive public alert warning system..

You have voted HCR-89: Urging Congress to enact federal legislation to modernize the Toxic Substances Control Act of 1976..

You have voted HCR-88: Urging Congress to enact an overhaul of the immigration system to promote economic prosperity and national security..

You have voted HCR-87: Urging Congress to expand the Healthy Incentives Pilot for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program recipients to communities across the country..

You have voted HCR-85: Urging the United States Congress to enact legislation to require that any subsequent law cite the constitutional section authorizing Congress to enact the law, state the extent and reasons for any preemption of state, local, or tribal law, include factual findings if the authority cited is the power to regulate interstate commerce, prohibit federal agency regulations from interfering with state or local powers without express statutory authority, and require the voluntary inclusion of states in federal rulemaking..

You have voted HCR-81: Expressing opposition to federal regulation of hazardous waste, water, and clean air and of the production, exploration, drilling, development, operation, transportation, and processing of oil, natural gas, petroleum, and petroleum products in the State of Texas..

You have voted HCR-80: Expressing strong opposition to unwarranted and unreasonable searches of air passengers by the Transportation Security Administration and urging the administration to cease such searches immediately..

You have voted HCR-78: Expressing opposition to federal regulation of intrastate water resources..

You have voted HCR-66: Urging the United States Congress to prevent the Environmental Protection Agency from regulating greenhouse gases for stationary sources..

You have voted HCR-61: Expressing opposition to federal interference in state management of Texas' water resources..

You have voted HCR-60: Urging Congress to propose and submit to the states for ratification the Parental Rights Amendment to the U.S. Constitution..

You have voted HCR-54: Urging the United States Congress to reaffirm its commitment to the Tenth Amendment of the United States Constitution, to abolish the Department of Education, the Federal Highway Administration, the Department of Commerce, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, the Department of Health and Human Services, and the Department of Labor, to reduce the federal income tax by an amount equal to the cost savings associated with the abolition of these agencies, to commit to never usurping the rights of the states in future legislation, and to refrain from exempting itself from any legislation it so passes..

You have voted HCR-50: Affirming the pride of all Texans in both our one and indivisible national union and our one and indivisible state, claiming sovereignty under the Tenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States over all powers not otherwise enumerated and granted to the federal government by the U.S. Constitution, serving notice to the federal government to cease and desist from certain mandates, and providing that certain federal legislation be prohibited or repealed..

You have voted HCR-42: Expressing support for the current FBI effort to reevaluate existing policies, standards, and protocols for forensic DNA testing laboratories and expressing support for any new policies, standards, and protocols that would hold public and private labs to the same standards, audits, and review process, urging Congress to pass any necessary federal legislation that ensures continued quality in forensic science while holding public and private lab DNA analysis to the same standards, and encouraging Texas law enforcement agencies to use forensic science review methods that will eliminate DNA testing backlogs..

You have voted HCR-37: Urging the United States Congress to revise the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 so that the State of Texas may exclude the assessment scores of recently arrived limited English proficiency students from adequate yearly progress determinations for a period of three years following the students' initial enrollment and so that the exclusion period for LEP students who enter Texas schools in grades 10 and higher concludes prior to the students' final year of schooling..

You have voted HCR-34: Urging the United States Congress not to privatize the social security program..

You have voted HCR-27: Expressing opposition to the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act..

You have voted HCR-25: Urging Congress to remove confidentiality mandates for minors from family planning services programs operating under Title X of the Public Health Service Act and Medicaid..

You have voted HCR-23: Memorializing Congress to propose and submit to the states for ratification an amendment to the United States Constitution to provide for a federal balanced budget..

You have voted HCR-21: Urging Congress to reauthorize the Water Resources Development Act of 2007, Section 5056, and to appropriate sufficient funds so that efforts to solve the salt problem in the Amistad International Reservoir can continue..