Legislature · Texas House · HD 002
Won Nov 3, 2026 re-election (unofficial).
Not yet reviewed
100%kept rate
1 / 1kept / rated · LOW SAMPLE
1in progress (not in rate)
2promises tracked
District covers 3 counties (TLC district-by-county report PLANH2316)
Kept: 1In progress: 1
Support education funding that follows the student to the school of the family's choice.
KeptEducation · stated date not recorded · promise source · #180
“This focus begins with robust protection of the legal rights of parents who educate their children at home and support for education funding that follows the student to the school of their family’s choice.”
Stated
2026-11-10 · source
Filed
no dated row
Committee
no dated row
One chamber
no dated row
Signed
2025-05-03 · source
In effect
2025-09-01 · source
Funded & in effect: TLO effective date: Sept 1, 2025.
Linked bills: SB 2 (89R)
Why Kept: Campaign issues page (Education) supports funding that follows the student to the school of the family's choice. In the 89th regular session he was a House cosponsor of SB 2, the education savings-account bill; signed May 3, 2025, effective Sept 1, 2025. (east-tx-2-research, 2026-11-10 15:59:11 UTC)
- cited undated · statement · Brent Money campaign issues page, Education: support for education funding that follows the student to the school of the family's choice. Page undated; retrieved 2026-11-10. — source
- cited 2025-05-03 · bill · TLO 89(R) SB 2 history: House cosponsors include Money; signed May 3, 2025; effective Sept 1, 2025. — source
- cited 2025-05-03 · news · Texas Tribune, May 3, 2025: Governor Abbott signed the school-voucher / ESA bill. — source
History (append-only)
- 2026-11-10 15:59:11 UTC · Not yet rated (superseded 2026-11-10 15:59:11) — Newly tracked; not yet reviewed against evidence.
- 2026-11-10 15:59:11 UTC · Kept (current) — Campaign issues page (Education) supports funding that follows the student to the school of the family's choice. In the 89th regular session he was a House cosponsor of SB 2, the education savings-account bill; signed May 3, 2025, effective Sept 1, 2025.
- 2026-11-10 · step Stated (superseded) — source — Promise as stated in the cited source.
- 2025-05-03 · step Passed both/signed (superseded) — source — Signed by the governor May 3, 2025 (TLO).
- 2025-09-01 · step Funded & in effect (current) — source — TLO effective date: Sept 1, 2025.
Abolish ad valorem property taxes and deliver structural property-tax relief.
In progressTaxes · stated date not recorded · promise source · #181
“In the House I fought for structural relief and will continue to advocate for appraisal reform, spending limits, and real reductions. Last session I filed a bill for complete elimination, but it did not receive a hearing.”
Bill filed: Referred to House Ways & Means March 19, 2025 (TLO last action). No later action in the 89th.
Stalled no milestone activity in 6 months
Linked bills: HJR 142 (89R)
Why In progress: Campaign issues page says he filed a bill last session for complete elimination of property taxes that did not receive a hearing, and that he will not stop until Texans keep more of what they earn. He is the author of 89(R) HJR 142, a proposed constitutional amendment to abolish ad valorem taxes, which TLO shows was referred to House Ways & Means on March 19, 2025, with no later action. He was not a listed House cosponsor of SB 4. Rated In progress (stalled in committee). (east-tx-2-research, 2026-11-10 15:59:11 UTC)
- cited undated · statement · Campaign issues page, Property Taxes: filed a bill for complete elimination that did not receive a hearing; will continue to advocate for structural relief. Retrieved 2026-11-10. — source
- cited 2025-03-19 · bill · TLO 89(R) HJR 142, author Money: proposing a constitutional amendment to abolish ad valorem taxes. Last action March 19, 2025, referred to Ways & Means. — source
History (append-only)
- 2026-11-10 15:59:11 UTC · Not yet rated (superseded 2026-11-10 15:59:11) — Newly tracked; not yet reviewed against evidence.
- 2026-11-10 15:59:11 UTC · In progress (current) — Campaign issues page says he filed a bill last session for complete elimination of property taxes that did not receive a hearing, and that he will not stop until Texans keep more of what they earn. He is the author of 89(R) HJR 142, a proposed constitutional amendment to abolish ad valorem taxes, which TLO shows was referred to House Ways & Means on March 19, 2025, with no later action. He was not a listed House cosponsor of SB 4. Rated In progress (stalled in committee).
- 2026-11-10 · step Stated (superseded) — source — Promise as stated in the cited source.
- 2025-03-19 · step Bill filed (current) — source — Referred to House Ways & Means March 19, 2025 (TLO last action). No later action in the 89th.