Stucky Legislative Failures

Stucky Scorecard

• Ranks in the 53rd percentile of all Republicans in the Texas House (45 out of 82, according to Professor Mark Jones at Rice University).
• Scores a 51% according to Texans for Fiscal Responsibility
• Scores 75% according to The American Conservative Union Foundation
• Scores a 76% according to Young Conservatives of Texas

Stucky Voting Record

(click vote to Texas House Journal)

• Voted to allow Democrats to be committee chairs (page 113)
• Voted against reviewing Gov. Abbott’s emergency declarations (page 136)
• Voted to expand Gov. Abbotts Emergency powers (page 14)
• Voted to codify all CDC guidelines into state law and indemnify businesses who “follow” guidelines (such as requiring employees to be vaccinated) (page 8)
• Voted to indemnify hospitals for care given to children with contagious diseases (page 75)
• Voted to mask children visiting Texas House (page 196)
• Voted to make Dade Phelan Speaker of the Texas House (page 12)
  • Phelan is one of only 3 house Republicans supported by the LGBT group Equality Texas
• Voted to scrutinize/test homeschoolers who attempt to participate in extracurricular activities offered by local ISD (page 23)
• Voted against an amendment that would make it a felony to enforce unconstitutional federal gun laws in Texas (page 50)
• Voted against the right of 18-20 year old Texans to Constitutionally Carry (page 42)
• Voted to grant authority to federal agents to enforce state law (page 300)
• Voted to allow (Democrat) San Antonio officials and local historians to review and consult on the history presented at the Alamo (page 109)
• Voted against amendment reforming of no-knock warrants requiring peace officers to be uniform with body cameras (page 121)
• Voted to allow social media platforms to censor “domestic or international terrorists” (do you trust big tech to property identify domestic terrorists?) (page 49)
• Voted against amendment to cap tuition increases at public universities (page 7)
• Charter Schools
  • Voted against charter schools ability to participate in JET Grant Program (page 49)
  • Voted against allowing political subdivisions to penalize or restrict access to charter schools (page 130)
  • Voted against making charter schools exempt from property taxes on leased school buildings (page 57)
• Voted against holding failing school districts accountable for unacceptable performance (page 2)
• Authored and voted for a bill to require all Texans to wear life vests at all times while on a boat (page 33)
• Voted to put two muslim holidays on state calendar (page 25)
• Voted to designate Missouri City as the official Hip-Hop Capital of Texas (page 20)
• Voted to designate the 2nd Monday of Oct (Columbus Day) as “Indigenous Peoples’ Day” (page 24)