데이드 펠란

데이드 펠란
데이드 펠란
텍사스 하원의장
	현존재
	취임하다 ; 2021년 1월 12일
선행	데니스 보넨
텍사스 하원의원; 제21구부터
	현존재
	취임하다 ; 2015년 1월 13일
선행	앨런 리터
개인 정보
태어난	( 1975년 9월 18일 (46세); 뷰몬트, 텍사스, 미국
정당	공화당원
배우자	김
아이들.	4
교육	텍사스 대학교 오스틴 (BA)

매튜 맥데이드 펠란(Matthew McDade Phelan, 1975년 9월 18일 ~ )은 미국의 부동산 개발자이자 정치인으로 텍사스주 남동부 구석에 있는 제퍼슨 카운티의 절반과 이웃 오렌지 카운티의 모든 지역을 아우르는 21번 선거구의 공화당 하원의원이다.그는 2021년 1월부터 텍사스 하원의장을 맡고 있다.

배경

Phelan은 1994년 보몬트에 있는 Monsignor Kelly Catholic High School을 졸업했으며 1998년 오스틴에 있는 Texas University of Texas그는 가족이 소유한 부동산 개발 회사인 ^[1]Phelan Investments의 수석 파트너이자 브로커입니다.

그는 토미 윌리엄스 전 지역구 상원의원, 딕 아르메이 텍사스 26번 지역구 하원의원, 마크 스타일스 21번 지역구 하원의원의 보좌관이었다.Rick Perry 주지사는 그를 Lower Neches Valley Authority에 두 번 임명했습니다.^[1]그는 2013년에 이사장을 맡았습니다.

주의회 의원

펠란은 1998년 처음 당선된 앨런 리터 전 민주당 의원의 뒤를 이어 2010년 11월 집권 후반기에 공화당에 입당했다.리터는 2013년 10월 9번째 2년 임기에 출마하지 않겠다고 발표했다.이 구역에는 오렌지 카운티와 그로브스, 포트 네체스, 네덜란드 시, 그리고 보몽의 일부가 포함되며, 모두 제퍼슨 카운티에 있습니다.

펠란 씨는 현재 텍사스 하원의장을 맡고 있습니다.그는 하원 국무위원회 위원장, 천연자원위원회 부위원장, 캘린더위원회, 세출위원회, 선거위원회, 항만·혁신·인프라 특별위원회 등을 역임했다.그는 하원 형사사법개혁회의의 ^[2]창립 멤버이기도 하다.

펠란은 로비단체인 텍사스주 아메리칸^[3] 카운슬 오브 엔지니어링 컴퍼니에 의해 "인프라스트럭처 챔피언"으로 선정됐고 텍사스 ^[4]남동부 프레스클럽에 의해 "올해의 뉴스메이커" 최종 후보에 두 번 올랐다.

Texas Monthly는 ^[5]Phelan을 2019년 최고의 입법자 중 한 명으로 선정했습니다.

2020년 12월 2일 펠란은 트렌트 애쉬비 의원을 만나기 위해 전용기를 타고 이동하던 중 텍사스주 루프킨 인근 안젤리나 카운티 공항에 착륙하던 중 추락했다.심각한 ^[6]부상은 없었다.

텍사스 하원의장

2021년 1월 12일, 펠란은 텍사스 하원의 76대 의장으로 선출되었습니다.그는 텍사스 남동부 출신의 주 역사상 첫 하원의장이다.

의결권

2021년 8월 12일 펠란은 정족수를 거부하기 위해 주를 떠난 52명의 민주당 의원들에 대해 체포영장에 서명했다.의원들은 유색인종 ^[7]유권자들의 투표 접근을 제한하는 것을 시민권 단체들이 폭넓게 검토하는 법안의 통과를 막으려고 시도하고 있었다.이 법안에 대한 하원 토론에서 펠런은 텍사스 주 하원의원들이 "인종주의"^[8]라는 단어를 사용하는 것을 금지했다.

사생활

그는 텍사스 남동부의 가톨릭 자선 단체의 이사였고 세인트루이스의 이사였습니다.앤 로마 가톨릭 교회, 역사적인 제퍼슨 극장, 텍사스 남동부 CASA 및 골든 트라이앵글 보존 협회.2019년에는 텍사스 라이시움 ^[1]이사로 취임했습니다.

펠란과 그의 아내 킴은 텍사스 주 제퍼슨 카운티에 네 명의 어린 ^[1]아들과 함께 살고 있다.

레퍼런스

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d "About Dade Phelan". texansfordade.com. Retrieved December 5, 2014.
^ McCullough, Jolie (18 July 2019). "After defeats in 2019, a group of Texas lawmakers is teaming up to push criminal justice reform". The Texas Tribune. Retrieved 4 December 2020.
^ "CHAMPIONS OF INFRASTRUCTURE - 86TH LEGISLATIVE SESSION". ACEC Texas. Retrieved 4 December 2020.
^ "Newsmaker of the Year finalists named". Port Arthur News. 12 March 2020. Retrieved 4 December 2020.
^ Sanchez, Carlos; Ratcliffe, R.G.; Hooks, Christopher (18 June 2019). "2019: The Best and Worst Legislators". Texas Monthly. Retrieved 4 December 2020.
^ "Incoming Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan On Plane That Skidded Off Airport Runway". CBS DFW. 3 December 2020. Retrieved 4 December 2020.
^
여러 소스:
- Eva Ruth Moravec; Elise Viebeck (12 August 2021). "Texas House speaker signs arrest warrants for Democrats who broke quorum over voting restrictions". Washington Post. Washington Post.
- Ura, Alexa (2021-05-07). "Texas GOP's voting restrictions bill could be rewritten behind closed doors after final House passage". The Texas Tribune. But both the original SB 7 and the original provisions of HB 6 were opposed by civil rights groups who raised the prospect that the legislation violates federal safeguards for voters of color. Republicans’ efforts to further restrict voting in the state come as their presidential margins of victory continue to thin and Democrats drive up their votes in diverse urban centers and growing suburban communities.
- Ura, Alexa (2021-03-22). "Texas Republicans begin pursuing new voting restrictions as they work to protect their hold on power". The Texas Tribune. Senate Bill 7 is part of a broader package of proposals to constrain local initiatives widening voter access in urban areas, made up largely by people of color, that favor Democrats.
- "New GOP-led voting restrictions move forward in Texas". CBS News/AP. 1 April 2021. The bill is one of two major voting packages in Texas that mirrors a nationwide campaign by Republicans after former President Donald Trump made false claims about election fraud. Voting rights groups say the measures would disproportionately impact racial and ethnic minority voters.
- Wines, Michael (2021-04-01). "Texas lawmakers advance a bill that would make voting more difficult, drawing comparisons to Georgia". The New York Times. Critics of the Senate bill said most of its provisions were less about making voting secure than about making it harder, particularly for urban voters and minority voters, two groups that tend to vote for Democrats.
- Barragán, James (2021-04-01). "In overnight vote, Texas Senate passes bill that would make it harder to vote". Dallas Morning News. [President of the Texas Civil Rights Project] said many of the bill’s provisions would disproportionately affect voters of color. The extended voting hours in Harris County, for example, were mostly used by voters of color. Fifty-six percent of voters who cast ballots in late night hours were Black, Hispanic or Asian, according to the Texas Civil Rights Project.
- Coronado, Acacia (2021-05-30). "EXPLAINER: How Texas Republicans aim to make voting harder". Associated Press. Advocates say the changes would disproportionately affect minorities and people with disabilities.
- Gardner, Amy (2021-05-30). "How the new Texas voting bill would create hurdles for voters of color". Washington Post. While Senate Bill 7 would have wide-ranging effects on voters across the state, it includes specific language that critics say would disproportionately affect people of color — particularly those who live in under-resourced and urban communities.
- Jasper Scherer; Zach Despart (1 May 2021). "GOP bills target Harris County's efforts to expand voting. Here's how that played out in the 2020 election". Houston Chronicle. Voting rights experts say the bills — which include measures that would apply only to the state’s most populous counties, all of which are predominantly nonwhite — would discriminate against voters of color.
- Nick Corasaniti (24 April 2021). "Republicans Target Voter Access in Texas Cities, but Not Rural Areas". New York Times. The Republican focus on diverse urban areas, voting activists say, evokes the state’s history of racially discriminatory voting laws — including poll taxes and “white primary” laws during the Jim Crow era — that essentially excluded Black voters from the electoral process. Most of Harris County’s early voters were white, according to a study by the Texas Civil Rights Project, a nonprofit group. But the majority of those who used drive-through or 24-hour voting — the early voting methods the Republican bills would prohibit — were people of color, the group found.
- Paul J. Weber (15 April 2021). "Houston's expanded voting becomes target of GOP restrictions". The effort is one of the clearest examples of how the GOP’s nationwide campaign to tighten voting laws can target Democrats, even as they insist the measures are not partisan. With Americans increasingly sorted into liberal urban areas and conservative rural ones, geography can be an effective proxy for partisanship. Proposals tailored to cities or that take population into account are bound to have a greater impact on Democratic voters.; The county exemplifies the GOP's slipping grip on fast-changing Texas. In 2004, former President George W. Bush, who is from Texas, easily won Harris County and Republicans ran every major countywide office. But recent years have been routs for Democrats, whose wins now extend down the ballot to local judicial races.
^ Scully, Rachel (27 August 2021). "Texas state House Speaker bans the word 'racism' amid voting bill debate". The Hill. Retrieved 27 August 2021.

외부 링크

텍사스 하원
선행 앨런 리터	텍사스 하원의원 제21구부터 2015–현재	현존재
관공서
선행 데니스 보넨	텍사스 하원의장 2021년 ~ 현재	현존재

[about-1] "About Dade Phelan". texansfordade.com. Retrieved December 5, 2014.

[2] McCullough, Jolie (18 July 2019). "After defeats in 2019, a group of Texas lawmakers is teaming up to push criminal justice reform". The Texas Tribune. Retrieved 4 December 2020.

[3] "CHAMPIONS OF INFRASTRUCTURE - 86TH LEGISLATIVE SESSION". ACEC Texas. Retrieved 4 December 2020.

[4] "Newsmaker of the Year finalists named". Port Arthur News. 12 March 2020. Retrieved 4 December 2020.

[5] Sanchez, Carlos; Ratcliffe, R.G.; Hooks, Christopher (18 June 2019). "2019: The Best and Worst Legislators". Texas Monthly. Retrieved 4 December 2020.

[6] "Incoming Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan On Plane That Skidded Off Airport Runway". CBS DFW. 3 December 2020. Retrieved 4 December 2020.

[7] 여러 소스:
Eva Ruth Moravec; Elise Viebeck (12 August 2021). "Texas House speaker signs arrest warrants for Democrats who broke quorum over voting restrictions". Washington Post. Washington Post.

Ura, Alexa (2021-05-07). "Texas GOP's voting restrictions bill could be rewritten behind closed doors after final House passage". The Texas Tribune. But both the original SB 7 and the original provisions of HB 6 were opposed by civil rights groups who raised the prospect that the legislation violates federal safeguards for voters of color. Republicans’ efforts to further restrict voting in the state come as their presidential margins of victory continue to thin and Democrats drive up their votes in diverse urban centers and growing suburban communities.

Ura, Alexa (2021-03-22). "Texas Republicans begin pursuing new voting restrictions as they work to protect their hold on power". The Texas Tribune. Senate Bill 7 is part of a broader package of proposals to constrain local initiatives widening voter access in urban areas, made up largely by people of color, that favor Democrats.

"New GOP-led voting restrictions move forward in Texas". CBS News/AP. 1 April 2021. The bill is one of two major voting packages in Texas that mirrors a nationwide campaign by Republicans after former President Donald Trump made false claims about election fraud. Voting rights groups say the measures would disproportionately impact racial and ethnic minority voters.

Wines, Michael (2021-04-01). "Texas lawmakers advance a bill that would make voting more difficult, drawing comparisons to Georgia". The New York Times. Critics of the Senate bill said most of its provisions were less about making voting secure than about making it harder, particularly for urban voters and minority voters, two groups that tend to vote for Democrats.

Barragán, James (2021-04-01). "In overnight vote, Texas Senate passes bill that would make it harder to vote". Dallas Morning News. [President of the Texas Civil Rights Project] said many of the bill’s provisions would disproportionately affect voters of color. The extended voting hours in Harris County, for example, were mostly used by voters of color. Fifty-six percent of voters who cast ballots in late night hours were Black, Hispanic or Asian, according to the Texas Civil Rights Project.

Coronado, Acacia (2021-05-30). "EXPLAINER: How Texas Republicans aim to make voting harder". Associated Press. Advocates say the changes would disproportionately affect minorities and people with disabilities.

Gardner, Amy (2021-05-30). "How the new Texas voting bill would create hurdles for voters of color". Washington Post. While Senate Bill 7 would have wide-ranging effects on voters across the state, it includes specific language that critics say would disproportionately affect people of color — particularly those who live in under-resourced and urban communities.

Jasper Scherer; Zach Despart (1 May 2021). "GOP bills target Harris County's efforts to expand voting. Here's how that played out in the 2020 election". Houston Chronicle. Voting rights experts say the bills — which include measures that would apply only to the state’s most populous counties, all of which are predominantly nonwhite — would discriminate against voters of color.

Nick Corasaniti (24 April 2021). "Republicans Target Voter Access in Texas Cities, but Not Rural Areas". New York Times. The Republican focus on diverse urban areas, voting activists say, evokes the state’s history of racially discriminatory voting laws — including poll taxes and “white primary” laws during the Jim Crow era — that essentially excluded Black voters from the electoral process. Most of Harris County’s early voters were white, according to a study by the Texas Civil Rights Project, a nonprofit group. But the majority of those who used drive-through or 24-hour voting — the early voting methods the Republican bills would prohibit — were people of color, the group found.

Paul J. Weber (15 April 2021). "Houston's expanded voting becomes target of GOP restrictions". The effort is one of the clearest examples of how the GOP’s nationwide campaign to tighten voting laws can target Democrats, even as they insist the measures are not partisan. With Americans increasingly sorted into liberal urban areas and conservative rural ones, geography can be an effective proxy for partisanship. Proposals tailored to cities or that take population into account are bound to have a greater impact on Democratic voters.; The county exemplifies the GOP's slipping grip on fast-changing Texas. In 2004, former President George W. Bush, who is from Texas, easily won Harris County and Republicans ran every major countywide office. But recent years have been routs for Democrats, whose wins now extend down the ballot to local judicial races.

[8] Eva Ruth Moravec; Elise Viebeck (12 August 2021). "Texas House speaker signs arrest warrants for Democrats who broke quorum over voting restrictions". Washington Post. Washington Post.

[9] Ura, Alexa (2021-05-07). "Texas GOP's voting restrictions bill could be rewritten behind closed doors after final House passage". The Texas Tribune. But both the original SB 7 and the original provisions of HB 6 were opposed by civil rights groups who raised the prospect that the legislation violates federal safeguards for voters of color. Republicans’ efforts to further restrict voting in the state come as their presidential margins of victory continue to thin and Democrats drive up their votes in diverse urban centers and growing suburban communities.

[10] Ura, Alexa (2021-03-22). "Texas Republicans begin pursuing new voting restrictions as they work to protect their hold on power". The Texas Tribune. Senate Bill 7 is part of a broader package of proposals to constrain local initiatives widening voter access in urban areas, made up largely by people of color, that favor Democrats.

[11] "New GOP-led voting restrictions move forward in Texas". CBS News/AP. 1 April 2021. The bill is one of two major voting packages in Texas that mirrors a nationwide campaign by Republicans after former President Donald Trump made false claims about election fraud. Voting rights groups say the measures would disproportionately impact racial and ethnic minority voters.

[12] Wines, Michael (2021-04-01). "Texas lawmakers advance a bill that would make voting more difficult, drawing comparisons to Georgia". The New York Times. Critics of the Senate bill said most of its provisions were less about making voting secure than about making it harder, particularly for urban voters and minority voters, two groups that tend to vote for Democrats.

[13] Barragán, James (2021-04-01). "In overnight vote, Texas Senate passes bill that would make it harder to vote". Dallas Morning News. [President of the Texas Civil Rights Project] said many of the bill’s provisions would disproportionately affect voters of color. The extended voting hours in Harris County, for example, were mostly used by voters of color. Fifty-six percent of voters who cast ballots in late night hours were Black, Hispanic or Asian, according to the Texas Civil Rights Project.

[14] Coronado, Acacia (2021-05-30). "EXPLAINER: How Texas Republicans aim to make voting harder". Associated Press. Advocates say the changes would disproportionately affect minorities and people with disabilities.

[15] Gardner, Amy (2021-05-30). "How the new Texas voting bill would create hurdles for voters of color". Washington Post. While Senate Bill 7 would have wide-ranging effects on voters across the state, it includes specific language that critics say would disproportionately affect people of color — particularly those who live in under-resourced and urban communities.

[16] Jasper Scherer; Zach Despart (1 May 2021). "GOP bills target Harris County's efforts to expand voting. Here's how that played out in the 2020 election". Houston Chronicle. Voting rights experts say the bills — which include measures that would apply only to the state’s most populous counties, all of which are predominantly nonwhite — would discriminate against voters of color.

[17] Nick Corasaniti (24 April 2021). "Republicans Target Voter Access in Texas Cities, but Not Rural Areas". New York Times. The Republican focus on diverse urban areas, voting activists say, evokes the state’s history of racially discriminatory voting laws — including poll taxes and “white primary” laws during the Jim Crow era — that essentially excluded Black voters from the electoral process. Most of Harris County’s early voters were white, according to a study by the Texas Civil Rights Project, a nonprofit group. But the majority of those who used drive-through or 24-hour voting — the early voting methods the Republican bills would prohibit — were people of color, the group found.

[18] Paul J. Weber (15 April 2021). "Houston's expanded voting becomes target of GOP restrictions". The effort is one of the clearest examples of how the GOP’s nationwide campaign to tighten voting laws can target Democrats, even as they insist the measures are not partisan. With Americans increasingly sorted into liberal urban areas and conservative rural ones, geography can be an effective proxy for partisanship. Proposals tailored to cities or that take population into account are bound to have a greater impact on Democratic voters.; The county exemplifies the GOP's slipping grip on fast-changing Texas. In 2004, former President George W. Bush, who is from Texas, easily won Harris County and Republicans ran every major countywide office. But recent years have been routs for Democrats, whose wins now extend down the ballot to local judicial races.

[8] Scully, Rachel (27 August 2021). "Texas state House Speaker bans the word 'racism' amid voting bill debate". The Hill. Retrieved 27 August 2021.

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미국 상원의원	존 코린 테드 크루즈
주정부	Greg Abbott, 주지사 댄 패트릭, 부지사 John Scott 국무장관(지명) 법무장관 켄 팩스턴 글렌 헤가, 감사관 조지 P. 부시, 국토청장 시드 밀러 농업국장 Wayne Christian, Christi Craddick, Jim Wright, 철도위원회 위원
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태어난	(1975-09-18) 1975년 9월 18일 (46세) 뷰몬트, 텍사스, 미국
정당	공화당원
배우자	김
아이들.	4
교육	텍사스 대학교 오스틴 (BA)