Joan Huffman
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| Texans For Lawsuit Reform Pac | Top donors | Texans For Lawsuit Reform Pac gave $944K to Joan Huffman, 2008–2025. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $944K |
| John Nau | Top donors | John Nau gave $377K to Joan Huffman, 2014–2026. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $377K |
| Anthony Annunziato | Top donors | Anthony Annunziato gave $300K to Joan Huffman, 2008. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $300K |
| Richard Weekley | Top donors | Richard Weekley gave $262K to Joan Huffman, 2008–2022. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $262K |
| Kevin Matocha | Top donors | Kevin Matocha gave $250K to Joan Huffman, 2025–2026. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $250K |
| Robert Mcnair | Top donors | Robert Mcnair gave $227K to Joan Huffman, 2008–2018. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $227K |
| Border Health Pac | Top donors | Border Health Pac gave $220K to Joan Huffman, 2010–2025. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $220K |
| Stephen J Davis | Top donors | Stephen J Davis gave $216K to Joan Huffman, 2008–2018. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $216K |
| HB 390 | Bills they lead | Joan Huffman leads HB 390, “Relating to requirements for human trafficking awareness and prevention in commercial lodging establishments; authorizing a civil penalty”. | Became law |
| SB 768 | Bills they lead | Joan Huffman leads SB 768, “Relating to increasing the criminal penalties for manufacture or delivery of fentanyl and related substances; creating a criminal offense”. | Became law |
| SB 2224 | Bills they lead | Joan Huffman leads SB 2224, “Relating to requiring a public retirement system to adopt a written funding policy”. | Became law |
| SB 2065 | Bills they lead | Joan Huffman leads SB 2065, “Relating to the Texas Emergency Services Retirement System”. | Became law |
| HCR 35 | Bills they lead | Joan Huffman leads HCR 35, “Recognizing human trafficking as a public health issue”. | Became law |
| HB 5661 | Bills they lead | Joan Huffman leads HB 5661, “Relating to the creation of the Fort Bend County Municipal Utility District No. 286; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, and taxes”. | Became law |
| HB 2613 | Bills they lead | Joan Huffman leads HB 2613, “Relating to the offense of operation of a stash house and to funding certain crime victim services through the use of money derived from a civil asset forfeiture of contraband related to that offense, human smuggling and trafficking offenses, and certain prostitution offenses; creating a criminal offense”. | Became law |
| HB 1900 | Bills they lead | Joan Huffman leads HB 1900, “Relating to municipalities that adopt budgets that defund municipal police departments”. | Became law |
| Joan Huffman | Source records | Joan Huffman has an explicit source reference to Joan Huffman. | None |
| Joan Huffman | Source records | Joan Huffman has an explicit source reference to Joan Huffman. | None |
| Joan Huffman | Source records | Joan Huffman has an explicit source reference to Joan Huffman. | None |
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