Senate Bill 3 Approved by the Senate, Headed to the House
Senate Bill 3 was approved by the Texas Senate with a bipartisan vote of 24-7. The bill will now be sent to the House, where there is far less support for an outright ban on THC. (Click here for a refresher on the legislative process.)
TAKE ACTION: Call your representative's office! Click here to look up your state representative's phone number. Here's an example of what you might say when you call:
"Hello, my name is _______. I'm a constituent calling about an important bill that will be up for a vote soon. I'm calling to express my strong opposition to SB 3, the bill that would ban hemp THC products. I support regulations to protect young people, but I'm very concerned about the negative impact of prohibition. Our state will be safer if we choose to effectively regulate these products, rather than criminalizing possession of these federally legal products."
REMINDER: Be sure to remain respectful and thank your senator for their service to your district.
Heather Fazio
Director, Texas Cannabis Policy Center
Heather Fazio is a dedicated cannabis advocate with a strong track record of advancing reform efforts in Texas. With a passion for individual liberty and responsible policy, she has worked extensively to educate lawmakers, mobilize grassroots support, and collaborate with coalition partners to drive meaningful change.
Heather has played a key role in organizing training events, legislative briefings, lobby days, and educational exhibits, equipping advocates with the tools they need to engage effectively in the policymaking process. Her leadership in building strategic alliances has helped elevate the conversation around cannabis policy, ensuring that patient rights, personal freedoms, and responsible regulations remain at the forefront of legislative discussions.
Through her years of advocacy, Heather has become a trusted voice in Texas cannabis policy, bridging the gap between the public, lawmakers, and industry stakeholders to foster informed decision-making and meaningful reform.
Heather Fazio
hfazio@txmjpolicy.org