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Anyone paid to communicate with the Texas Legislature or a state agency to influence legislation or administrative action must register as a lobbyist with the Texas Ethics Commission. Each registration lists the lobbyist's clients and the subject areas they work on. Compensation is a self-reported bracket, not an exact figure, and a payment type of “prospective” means the lobbyist has registered but reported no compensation yet. Registration is with a branch of government — it does not indicate contact with, or support from, any specific officeholder.
2026 registration
| Client | Compensation | Type | Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Texas Hospital Association | $229K–$343K | Prospective — no compensation reported yet | Jan 1, 2026 → Dec 31, 2026 |
Subject areas
AbortionAgingAlcoholism And Drug AbuseAliensBusiness And CommerceCharitable And Nonprofit OrganizationsCity GovernmentConsumer ProtectionCorporations And AssociationsCounty GovernmentCourtsCrimeDisaster Preparedness And ReliefEconomic And Industrial DevelopmentEducationElectionsEthicsFamily IssuesFees And Other Non-Tax RevenueFinancial InstitutionsHandicapped PersonsHealth And Health CareHospitalsHuman ServicesInsuranceLaborMalpractice-Health Care ProvidersMental Health And CognitionMinorsNursing HomesOccupational RegulationOpen Records And Open MeetingsPolitical SubdivisionsProbateProduct LiabilityPurchasingRedistrictingSpecial Districts And AuthoritiesState Agencies Boards And CommissionsState Employees Officers And SymbolsState FinancesTaxationTort ReformTransportationWomen's Issues
2024 registration
| Client | Compensation | Type | Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Texas Hospital Association | $54K–$108K | Prospective — no compensation reported yet | Jan 4, 2024 → Dec 31, 2024 |
Subject areas
AbortionAgingAlcoholism And Drug AbuseAliensBusiness And CommerceCharitable And Nonprofit OrganizationsCivil Remedies And LiabilitiesConsumer ProtectionCounty GovernmentCourtsDisaster Preparedness And ReliefEconomic And Industrial DevelopmentEducationElectionsEnvironmentEthicsFamily IssuesFees And Other Non-Tax RevenueFinancial InstitutionsHandicapped PersonsHealth And Health CareHospitalsHousingHuman ServicesInsuranceLaborMalpractice-Health Care ProvidersMental Health And CognitionMinorsOccupational RegulationOpen Records And Open MeetingsPolitical SubdivisionsProbateProduct LiabilityPurchasingRedistrictingRetirement SystemsSafetySpecial Districts And AuthoritiesState Agencies Boards And CommissionsState FinancesTaxationTort ReformTransportationWomen's Issues