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Fallon, Pat

🏠 U.S. RepresentativeRepublican📍 TexasDISTRICT 4
Born
1967age 59
Washington office
2416 Rayburn House Office Building

Fallon, Pat is a Republican U.S. Representative from Texas, representing the 4th Congressional District, serving in the 119th United States Congress.

Born in 1967 (age 59). Washington, D.C.

office: 2416 Rayburn House Office Building. Official website: https://fallon.house.gov..

20 most recent bills sponsored by Fallon, Pat. Click a title to read the full bill on Congress.gov.

# DateBill / TitleRoleStatus
01 · 07/02/2026SponsorIn Committee
02 · 06/03/2026SponsorMotion to reconsider laid on the table Agreed to withou
03 · 06/03/2026SponsorIn Committee
04 · 04/30/2026SponsorIn Committee
05 · 04/30/2026SponsorIn Committee
06 · 01/30/2026SponsorOrdered to be Reported (Amended) by the Yeas and Nays:
07 · 12/18/2025SponsorIn Committee
08 · 09/08/2025SponsorPlaced on the Union Calendar, Calendar No. 270.
09 · 06/12/2025SponsorIn Committee
10 · 06/10/2025SponsorCommittee on Energy and Natural Resources. Ordered to b
11 · 06/06/2025SponsorIn Committee
12 · 05/15/2025SponsorIn Committee
13 · 05/15/2025SponsorIn Committee
14 · 05/08/2025SponsorIn Committee
15 · 05/08/2025SponsorIn Committee
16 · 12/06/2023
SponsorOn agreeing to the Fallon amendment (A004) Agreed to by
17 · 12/06/2023
SponsorOn agreeing to the Fallon amendment (A003) Agreed to by
18 · 11/02/2023
SponsorOn agreeing to the Fallon amendment (A039) Agreed to by
19 · 11/02/2023
SponsorOn agreeing to the Fallon amendment (A040) Agreed to by
20 · 10/25/2023
SponsorOn agreeing to the Fallon amendment (A019) Agreed to by

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