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Benjamin Bumgarner

Texas House of Representatives

State Representative Ben Bumgarner represents House District 63, covering the southern portion of Denton County, which includes parts of Flower Mound, Lewisville, Carrollton, Coppell, Trophy Club, Fort Worth, Southlake, and Roanoke. Ben serves on the Environmental Regulation and Pensions, Investments & Financial Services Committees for the 89th Legislative Session. Ben is a North Texas native and a proud resident of the Town of Flower Mound, where he served on Town Council and as Mayor Pro Tem before running for the State Legislature. During his time on Town Council, Ben helped lower property taxes to the lowest rate in the town’s history, made local government more transparent, and reduced the town’s debt. As a small business co-owner, Ben knows.

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Roll calls
4,507
Through Jun 21, 2026
Recorded positions
98.1%
4,421 yea, nay, or present
Public receipts
26
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Benjamin Bumgarner profile photo
Texas State Directory Online elected-official profile portrait; identity cross-checked against the current official Texas House roster.

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Yea or nay positions in the indexed file

4,419

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Yea
3,427
Nay
992
Present
2
Not voting / other
86

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Office
State
Texas House of Representatives
Current term
Jan 10, 2023 – Current two-year House term; exact end date pending source review
HD-63 · Next: 2026 general election
Roll calls
4,507
Official record through Jun 21, 2026
Public receipts
26
Profile reviewed Aug 16, 2026
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4,507

indexed votes · Texas Legislature records from 2025-01-14 through 2026-06-21

Source record
Yea
3,427 · 76.0%
Nay
992 · 22.0%
Present
2 · 0.0%
Not voting / other
86 · 1.9%
Denominator: 4,507 indexed roll-call positions through Jun 21, 2026.

Latest recorded decisions

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  1. Sep 3, 2025HB 1Roll 166 · official record ↗Yea
  2. Sep 3, 2025HB 20Roll 165 · official record ↗Yea
  3. Sep 3, 2025SB 1Roll 164 · official record ↗Yea
  4. Sep 3, 2025HR 128Roll 162 · official record ↗Nay
  5. Sep 3, 2025SB 5Roll 161 · official record ↗Yea
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  1. 01OfficialOfficial websiteOpen ↗
  2. 02OfficialOfficial current Texas House roster APIOpen ↗
  3. 03OfficialOfficial Texas House member directoryOpen ↗
  4. 04OfficialOfficial Texas House biographyOpen ↗
  5. 05OfficialOfficial Texas House committee assignmentsOpen ↗
  6. 06OfficialTexas Legislature Online authored billsOpen ↗
  7. 07OfficialTexas Legislature Online sponsored billsOpen ↗
  8. 08OfficialOfficial Texas House votes-by-date ledgerOpen ↗
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