Gov. Greg Abbott has called for a new special session after the Texas House and Senate failed — once again — to agree on how to cut property taxes in Texas.
Gov. Greg Abbott, seen here at a press conference in 2019, vowed to keep calling new special sessions until the Texas Legislature sends him a bill addressing property tax cuts.
Abbott vowed to keep calling new special sessions until the Texas Legislature sends him a bill addressing property tax cuts., which focused on property taxes and border security, the second special session will focus solely on cutting property taxes. According to the proclamation, the second special session started at 3 p.m. on Tuesday. However, members are expected to return to Austin on Wednesday.
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