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- Wes Virdell
Texas House
Wes Virdell
How Wes Virdell voted on the bills tracked here, next to what verified constituents in HD-53 wanted at the moment of each vote.
Votes on record
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Absences
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Sessions scored
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Recorded votes on the bills tracked here. Absences are excluded from every alignment rate on this page, never counted against it. Each rate below carries its own sample and method version. A session counts as scored only once its rate has been computed, so votes can appear on this page before the session they belong to does.
Alignment history
0 sessionsAn alignment rate is an opinion about disclosed facts. Each one below carries its sample, its method version and the date it was computed.
Counts describe verified members only. They are not a poll, are not weighted, and do not speak for anyone who has not taken a position.
How a rate is computed is set out under scores on the methodology page. If a vote or a rate here is wrong, say so: corrections are issued publicly and logged at corrections, never edited in place.
Alignment rate
No alignment rate has been computed for Wes Virdell yet.
The first rate is computed once the session convenes on 12 January 2027 and recorded votes are read from the official journal.
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- Absences
- 0
- Verified n
- 0 of 25
- Recruited via
- not yet recorded
- Method
- published
Reported contributions
Texas Ethics CommissionFiler not yet matched
We have not yet matched Wes Virdell to a Texas Ethics Commission filer account.
Filings are matched by hand, because an automated guess would attribute someone else’s filings to a named person.
- Source
- Texas Ethics Commission
- Records
- 0
- Captured
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Financial interests
Not published onlinePersonal Financial Statement
Every Texas legislator files an annual statement listing employers, directorships, business interests, and retainers. Those statements are public, but the Ethics Commission does not publish them online — they are released only on request, as documents.
§572.032(b)
A requester’s own name is kept on file for one year after the request, and the filer is told who asked.
That is the statute, not a policy of this site. It is the reason nothing on this page is a copy of a filing.
We do not reproduce these statements here, because there is no authoritative feed to check them against, and an unverified claim about a named person’s finances is not something to publish on a guess.
To read Wes Virdell’s statement, request it from the commission at openrecords@ethics.state.tx.us.
- Filed under
- Tex. Gov’t Code §572.023
- Held by
- Texas Ethics Commission
- Released
- on written request only
- Amounts
- reported as ranges, not exact figures
Official pages
1 pageThe member’s own chamber biography, from the openstates record, where an occupation is usually self-reported.
Scored votes
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The counts beside each vote are the verified members who had taken a position at the moment the vote was cast, with the channels they were recruited through.
Scored votes
No scored votes are on record yet.
The session convenes 12 January 2027. Votes appear here as they are read from the official journal.
- Votes
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- Absences
- 0
- Source
- official chamber journal