TX SB846

Requires law enforcement agencies to simultaneously submit reports to both local prosecutors and the Texas Attorney General when there is probable cause to believe someone committed election crimes, abortion-related offenses (Chapters 170A and 171, Health and Safety Code), human trafficking, bribery, or public corruption offenses

Mandates the Attorney General to prosecute these specific offenses if six months have elapsed since the report was submitted and the local prosecutor has not initiated proceedings

Changes the Attorney General's authority over election law violations from permissive ("may prosecute") to mandatory ("shall prosecute") under the new framework

Allows the Attorney General to direct local county or district attorneys to prosecute cases or assist in prosecutions that fall under this subchapter

Applies only to offenses committed on or after September 1, 2025