Agencies alone can’t carry full responsibility for these regulations.
The Texas Legislature needs to pass a clear framework to protect our children.
My cannabis reform package bans marketing to children, sets clear age restrictions, and strengthens safeguards to keep our communities safe.
It is time right now for cannabis reform.
My comprehensive cannabis reform allows for adults to make choices for themselves and provides a path for expungement for those previously convicted of low-level drug crimes, all without sacrificing public safety.
Texas’s current THC laws are inconsistent, confusing, and ineffective at protecting the public, especially our kids.
If we’re serious about public safety, we need clear, enforceable standards, real accountability, and a regulatory framework people can understand and follow.
My Comprehensive Cannabis Reform Package brings safety, clarity, and access to the market. #TXLege #SD16 (4/4)
Senate Bill 31 ends low-level arrests and supports law enforcement combating high-level crime: decriminalizes small amounts, allows limited home cultivation, creates a regulated market, sets a 21+ age minimum, clears low-level convictions, and funds community oversight. (3/4)
Senate Bill 30 sets clear, enforceable rules: testing, 5 mg per serving cap, 21+ age limit, business licenses, an oversight fund, and would fund and support the existing medical marijuana program, TCUP. (2/4)
THREAD: It’s time for a smarter approach to Texas’ hemp-derived THC market.
My SB 30 (Hemp-Derived THC Regulation) and SB 31 (Legalizing Adult-Use Cannabis) would establish a framework that protects consumers, supports businesses, and respects individual health decisions. (1/4)
What Texans need isn’t a total THC ban, but clear, enforceable rules people can actually follow with proper testing, labeling, and age restrictions.
My cannabis reform package which I filed last session offers lawmakers a safer, controlled, and accountable path to regulation.
When agencies shape policy in the absence of legislative action, it raises real concerns.
It’s time we pass cannabis reforms that establish a clear framework for the safe manufacture, marketing, sale, and consumption of naturally derived THC in Texas, ensuring the safety of our communities.
My Comprehensive Cannabis Reform Package brings safety, clarity, and access to the market. #TXLege #SD16 (4/4)
Senate Bill 31 ends low-level arrests and supports law enforcement combating high-level crime: decriminalizes small amounts, allows limited home cultivation, creates a regulated market, sets a 21+ age minimum, clears low-level convictions, and funds community oversight. (3/4)
Senate Bill 30 sets clear, enforceable rules: testing, 5 mg per serving cap, 21+ age limit, business licenses, an oversight fund, and would fund and support the existing medical marijuana program, TCUP. (2/4)
THREAD: It’s time for a smarter approach to Texas’ hemp-derived THC market.
My SB 30 (Hemp-Derived THC Regulation) and SB 31 (Legalizing Adult-Use Cannabis) would establish a framework that protects consumers, supports businesses, and respects individual health decisions. (1/4)
What Texans need isn’t a total THC ban, but clear, enforceable rules people can actually follow with proper testing, labeling, and age restrictions.
My cannabis reform package which I filed last session offers lawmakers a safer, controlled, and accountable path to regulation.
When agencies shape policy in the absence of legislative action, it raises real concerns.
It’s time we pass cannabis reforms that establish a clear framework for the safe manufacture, marketing, sale, and consumption of naturally derived THC in Texas, ensuring the safety of our communities.
Grateful Team Johnson could join Rep. Cassandra Garcia Hernandez, Rafael AnchĂa, and Armando Walle, along with local leaders, to mark this decades-in-the-making project. #TXLege #SD16
The Dallas delegation showed up in full force to celebrate a major milestone, a $2.1 million ceremonial check awarded to Mayor Rick Stopfer and the City of Irving for the completion of Campion Trail.
Dallas County — Early voting starts today!
Skip the lines and save time by voting early in the May 2nd Joint & Special Election.
City council, school board, and other local races are all on the ballot.
Head over to bit.ly/DallasVotingCenters to find a polling location near you. #TXLege #SD16
Three days. Three panels. One big conversation.
Join me live at the EarthX 2026 Conference in Dallas, April 20th – 22nd, as we dive into the ideas shaping Texas innovation, and why the stakes go far beyond politics.
Get your invite and details at EarthX.org. #TXLege #SD16
Early voting in Dallas County starts Monday, April 20th for the May 2nd Joint & Special Election.
City council, school board, and other local races are on the ballot.
Mark your calendar. Make a plan to vote.
The arts can bridge our divides where words fall short.
Honored to join the Mesquite Symphony Orchestra in celebrating this year’s scholarship awardees and recognizing them with a Certificate of Achievement.
Watch the full concert: bit.ly/41H13Kv
It was an honor to join the Mesquite Symphony Orchestra and a pleasure to hear them perform a piece I composed early in my musical career, “Recess! A Concert Overture.”
Thank you to Music Director Torres, President Skidmore, and the entire Orchestra.
Watch the full concert:
This Arab American Heritage Month, we honor the diverse heritage of Arab Americans, whose cultural, economic, and civic contributions continue to shape our nation today.
Grateful that Team Johnson could join the community at the grand opening celebration of a space built on compassion, where individuals and families facing cancer can find support, connection, and care at no cost.
Learn more about their services, visit cancersupporttexas.org/what-we-do.
Congratulations to Cancer Support Community North Texas on the opening of their new Dallas Clubhouse at Hidden Grove.
Of the 270,000 voucher applicants, 75% already attend private school or are home schooled.
As I warned on the Senate floor: these vouchers would mainly benefit private school kids who can already afford to pay.
Only 12% of U.S. workers have access to child care benefits, yet companies offering them are seeing returns up to 425%. Time to close the gap.
Thank you to The Dallas Foundation for hosting!
(📸 Credit: Dallas Regional Chamber) #TXLege #SD16
Big morning at Pegasus Park Tower as Team Johnson joined the Dallas Regional Chamber and community leaders for the State of Child Care, exploring how accessible, quality child care fuels the Dallas region’s economy and how employers can lead the way.
Thank you to the North Texas Commission for creating a space of collaboration and sharing valuable insight on the policy and business landscape ahead. #TXLege #SD16
Local officials, community leaders, and stakeholders gathered at this year’s North Texas Commission NTX Connects event for a thoughtful discussion on property tax proposals ahead of the 90th Legislative Session, led by Jennifer Rabb, President of TTARA.
