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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 | $114K–$229K | 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 LiabilityProperty InterestsPurchasingRedistrictingSpecial Districts And AuthoritiesState Agencies Boards And CommissionsState Employees Officers And SymbolsState FinancesTaxationTort ReformWomen'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 OrganizationsCity GovernmentConsumer ProtectionCorporations And AssociationsCounty GovernmentCourtsDisaster Preparedness And ReliefEconomic And Industrial DevelopmentEducationElectionsEthicsFees And Other Non-Tax RevenueFinancial InstitutionsHandicapped PersonsHealth And Health CareHospitalsHuman ServicesInsuranceLawyersMalpractice-Health Care ProvidersMental Health And CognitionMinorsNursing HomesOccupational RegulationPolitical SubdivisionsProbateProduct LiabilityPurchasingRedistrictingSafetySpecial Districts And AuthoritiesState Agencies Boards And CommissionsState Employees Officers And SymbolsState FinancesTaxationTort ReformTransportationWomen's Issues