The 73rd Texas Legislature met from January 12, 1993, to May 31, 1993. All members present during this session were elected in the 1992 general elections, with seats apportioned among the 1990 United States census.

Sessions

Regular Session: January 12, 1993 - May 31, 1993

Party summary

Senate

Affiliation Members Note
  Democratic Party 18
  Republican Party 13
Total 31

House of Representatives

Affiliation Members Note
  Democratic Party 91
  Republican Party 59
Total 150

Officers

Senate

House

Members

Senate

Senator Party District Home Town Took Office
Bill Ratliff Republican 1 Mount Pleasant 1989
Florence Shapiro Republican 2 Plano 1993
Bill Haley Democratic 3 Center 1992
Carl A. Parker Democratic 4 Port Arthur 1977
Jim Turner Democratic 5 Crockett 1991
Dan Shelley Republican 6 Crosby 1993
Don Henderson Republican 7 Houston 1993
O.H. "Ike" Harris Republican 8 Dallas 1967
David Sibley Republican 9 Waco 1991
Chris Harris Republican 10 Arlington 1991
Jerry E. Patterson Republican 11 Houston 1993
Mike Moncrief Democratic 12 Fort Worth 1991
Rodney Ellis Democratic 13 Houston 1990
Gonzalo Barrientos Democratic 14 Austin 1985
John Whitmire Democratic 15 Houston 1983
John N. Leedom Republican 16 Dallas 1981
J. E. "Buster" Brown Republican 17 Lake Jackson 1981
Ken Armbrister Democratic 18 Victoria 1987
Gregory Luna Democratic 19 San Antonio 1985
Carlos F. Truan Democratic 20 Corpus Christi 1977
Judith Zaffirini Democratic 21 Laredo 1987
Jane Nelson Republican 22 Lewisville 1993
Royce West Democratic 23 Dallas 1993
Frank L. Madla Democratic 24 San Antonio 1993
Bill Sims Democratic 25 San Antonio 1983
Jeff Wentworth Republican 26 San Antonio 1992
Eddie Lucio, Jr. Democratic 27 Brownsville 1991
John Montford Democratic 28 Lubbock 1982
Peggy Rosson Democratic 29 El Paso 1991
Steve Carriker Democratic 30 Roby 1988
Teel Bivins Republican 31 Amarillo 1989

Sources

http://www.tsl.state.tx.us/ref/abouttx/holidays.html

https://lrl.texas.gov/scanned/sessionOverviews/summary/soe73.pdf (Summary of Enactments for the 73rd Legislature)

References

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