Four members of the Texas House on what will surely be the most challenging session in years.
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Davis, R-West University Place, has represented House District 134 since 2011. She serves on the House Appropriations and Insurance committees. She also serves as vice chair of the Legislature's Harris County Delegation and secretary of the Women's Health Caucus. Davis is a partner with Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman & Dicker.
Howard, D-Austin, has represented House District 48 since 2007. She serves as vice chair of the House Administration Committee and sits on the Appropriations and Higher Education committees. Howard is a former president of the Texas Nurses Association and previously worked as a critical care nurse and as a health education instructor.
Moody, D-El Paso, has represented House District 78 since 2009. He currently serves as speaker pro tempore of the Texas House and as vice chair of the House Calendars Committee. He also sits on the Business and Industry, Criminal Jurisprudence and Redistricting committees. Previously, Moody served as a prosecutor in the El Paso County district attorney’s office.
Price, R-Amarillo, has represented House District 87 since 2011. He serves as chair of the House Calendars Committee, which is responsible for determining which items of proposed legislation are scheduled for debate in the Texas House Chamber, and sits on the Natural Resources, Public Health and Redistricting committees. Price has practiced law for over 20 years and currently serves as vice president and trust officer for an Amarillo financial institution.
