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Jodey Arrington is a Republican representative from Texas’s 19th District who has served in the House since 2017. Congressional Bioguide records his Texas Tech education, service in the George W. Bush administration and at the FDIC, later higher-education and private-sector work, and his election to Congress.
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Jodey Arrington is a Republican representative from Texas’s 19th District who has served in the House since 2017. Congressional Bioguide records his Texas Tech education, service in the George W. Bush administration and at the FDIC, later higher-education and private-sector work, and his election to Congress.
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Open leadership record ↓Arrington introduced H.R. 7348 on February 4, 2026. Congress.gov records the measure as requiring public notice and comment procedures for certain U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service land protection plans; it was referred to the House Natural Resources Committee.
Open legislation record ↓Jodey Arrington is a Republican representative from Texas’s 19th District who has served in the House since 2017. Congressional Bioguide records his Texas Tech education, service in the George W. Bush administration and at the FDIC, later higher-education and private-sector work, and his election to Congress.
Arrington is chairman of the House Committee on the Budget in the 119th Congress. The committee’s current member roster identifies Brendan Boyle as ranking member, keeping the leadership roles institutionally distinct from their broader partisan policy positions.
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Arrington introduced H.R. 7348 on February 4, 2026. Congress.gov records the measure as requiring public notice and comment procedures for certain U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service land protection plans; it was referred to the House Natural Resources Committee.
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