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119th Congress

Troy E. Nehls

Representative, TX-22, Texas

Party
  • Republican
Born
April 7, 1968 (age 58)
In Congress
House since 2021
Term Ends
January 3, 2027
Votes With Party
98%
Missed Votes
9%
Office Phone
202-225-5951

Committees

  • Transportation and Infrastructure
  • Judiciary
  • House Select Subcommittee to Investigate the Remaining Questions Surrounding January 6, 2021

Who Is Troy E. Nehls?

Troy E. Nehls is a Republican representative from TX-22 in the 119th Congress. In Congress: House since 2021. Born April 7, 1968, Nehls is 58. On the 310 bills their chamber decided by roll call, Nehls voted on 283 and missed 27. Nehls voted with the majority of their party 98% of the time. Nehls sponsored 31 bills and resolutions this Congress.

How Troy E. Nehls Voted

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Floor Speeches

Nehls spoke on the floor 13 times on 13 session days in the 119th Congress.

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Questions About Troy E. Nehls

Is Troy E. Nehls still in Congress?

Yes. Troy E. Nehls is serving as representative from TX-22 in the 119th Congress.

What party is Troy E. Nehls?

Troy E. Nehls is a Republican.

When is Troy E. Nehls up for reelection?

Nehls's current term ends January 3, 2027, so the seat is on the ballot in November 2026.

How old is Troy E. Nehls?

Troy E. Nehls was born April 7, 1968 and is 58.

How often does Troy E. Nehls vote with their party?

On the roll calls that decided bills this Congress, Nehls voted with the majority of their party 98% of the time.

What committees is Troy E. Nehls on?

House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure; House Committee on the Judiciary; House Select Subcommittee to Investigate the Remaining Questions Surrounding January 6, 2021.