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Texas House Advances Total Ban on THC Products in Key Vote

The 95-44 vote restores Senate Bill 3’s original prohibition, setting the stage for final House and Senate approvals.

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Products containing THC sit at a store in Austin, Texas on May 5, 2025.
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Overview

  • The Texas House passed Senate Bill 3 in a 95-44 vote, reinstating an outright ban on consumable hemp-derived THC products.
  • The ban introduces penalties, including a Class A misdemeanor for possession and a third-degree felony for manufacturing THC products.
  • Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, who prioritized the ban, praised the vote and emphasized his commitment to its passage this session.
  • An earlier House committee substitute proposing regulation and taxation was rejected in favor of the total prohibition.
  • The bill requires one more House reading before returning to the Senate for final concurrence.