Abolition Bills
TX Abolition Bills
Texas — Foundation to Abolish Abortion. This is the bill record published at faa.life/texas, kept for Central Texas. The regular session opens in January of odd years. This page is aligned every February, when new filings show up.
Last aligned February 2026. Next review February 2027.
Recent Texas notes
June 18, 2026
Takeaways from Major Abolitionist Wins at the Republican Party of Texas ConventionNotes for abolitionists in Texas and other states from the convention and how Republican Party of Texas delegates responded.
August 29, 2025
Texas Abolitionist Lawmakers Stand Firm as Yet Another Pro-Life Regulation PassesState Rep. David Lowe and State Rep. Brent Money refused to support House Bill 7, another regulation rather than abolition.
July 23, 2025
Texas Pro-Life Bill Fails to Adequately Address Self-Induced Abortion EpidemicThe bill was not expected to slow abortion-inducing drugs into Texas or meaningfully reduce the number of children killed.
2025
HB 2197 — State Representative Brent Money
89th Legislature, regular session
Filed to abolish abortion.
HB 163 — State Representative Brent Money
89th Legislature, first called session
Filed to abolish abortion.
HB 144 — State Representative Brent Money
89th Legislature, second called session
Filed to abolish abortion.
2023
HB 2709 — State Representative Bryan Slaton
88th Legislature, regular session
Filed to abolish abortion.
SB 2198 — State Senator Bob Hall
88th Legislature, regular session
Filed to abolish abortion.
2021
HB 3326 — State Representative Bryan Slaton
87th Legislature — Abolition of Abortion through Equal Protection for All Unborn Children Act
Killed when State Representative Stephanie Klick, Chair of the House Public Health Committee, refused to give it a hearing.
HB 3641 — State Representative Bryan Slaton
87th Legislature — Roe v. Wade Is Unconstitutional Act
Killed when House State Affairs Committee Chairman Chris Paddie refused to give it a hearing.
SB 1671 — State Senator Bob Hall
87th Legislature — Roe v. Wade Is Unconstitutional Act
Killed when Senate State Affairs Committee Chairman Bryan Hughes refused to give it a hearing.
2019
HB 896 — State Representative Tony Tinderholt
86th Legislature
Given a hearing on April 8, 2019, by State Representative Jeff Leach, Chairman of the House Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee, then killed when he refused to put the bill to a committee vote.
2017
HB 948 — State Representative Tony Tinderholt
85th Legislature — Abolition of Abortion in Texas Act
Killed when State Representative Byron Cook, Chairman of the House State Affairs Committee, refused to give it a hearing.
The 90th Legislature’s regular session opens January 2027. Bills filed then belong in the February 2027 review.