June 27, 2021
Abbott Announces Special Session Starting July 8
by Brandon Waltens
Just a few weeks after the regular legislative session came to a close, Gov. Greg Abbott announced the first of multiple special sessions would be set to begin on July 8.
While the Legislature meets for 140 days every two years, the governor can call a special session lasting up to 30 days at a time on items he chooses.
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Local
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Federal
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