74th Texas Legislature explained

The 74th Texas Legislature met from January 10, 1995, to May 29, 1995. All members present during this session were elected in the 1994 general elections.

Sessions

Regular Session: January 10, 1995 - May 29, 1995

Party summary

Senate

AffiliationMembersNote
 Democratic Party17
 Republican Party14
Total31

House

AffiliationMembersNote
 Democratic Party87
 Republican Party63
Total150

Officers

Senate

House

Members

Senate

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SenatorPartyDistrict Home TownTook Office
Bill RatliffRepublican1Mount Pleasant1989
David CainDemocratic2Dallas1995
Drew NixonRepublican3Carthage1995
Michael GallowayRepublican4The Woodlands1995
Jim TurnerDemocratic5Crockett1991
Mario Gallegos, Jr.Democratic6Houston1995
Don HendersonRepublican7Houston1983
Florence ShapiroRepublican8Plano1993
Jane NelsonRepublican9Flower Mound1993
Chris HarrisRepublican10Arlington1991
Jerry E. PattersonRepublican11Pasadena1993
Mike MoncriefDemocratic12Fort Worth1991
Rodney EllisDemocratic13Houston1990
Gonzalo BarrientosDemocratic14Austin1985
John WhitmireDemocratic15Houston1983
John N. LeedomRepublican16Dallas1981
J. E. "Buster" BrownRepublican17Lake Jackson1981
Ken ArmbristerDemocratic18Victoria1987
Frank MadlaDemocratic19San Antonio1993
Carlos F. TruanDemocratic20Corpus Christi1977
Judith ZaffiriniDemocratic21Laredo1987
David SibleyRepublican22Waco1991
Royce WestDemocratic23Dallas1993
Bill SimsDemocratic24Paint Rock1983
Jeff WentworthRepublican25San Antonio1993
Gregory LunaDemocratic26San Antonio1993
Eddie Lucio, Jr.Democratic27Brownsville1991
John T. MontfordDemocratic28Lubbock1983
Peggy RossonDemocratic29El Paso1991
Tom HaywoodRepublican30Wichita Falls1995
Teel BivinsRepublican31Amarillo1989