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[ close ]U.S. Representative "Judge" John Rice Carter has served the people of Texas for over 25 years. First elected to the House of Representatives in 2001, Carter has been a strong advocate for Central Texas values in Washington, D.C. In fact, he comes home to Central Texas every weekend to remain aware of the issues affecting Texans.
John CarterU.S. Representative, Texas's 31st District -
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K. Michael Conaway was first elected to Congress in November 2004 and he began representing the 11th district of Texas in January 2005. Serving in his fourth term, Mike has earned the reputation as “a voice of reason” in Washington.
Mike ConawayU.S. Representative, Texas's 17th District -
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Bill Flores is a successful, conservative businessman serving in Texas's 17th District.
Bill FloresU.S. Representative, Texas's 17th District -
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She began her career in public service as Mayor of Fort Worth from 1989 to 1995, where she cut crime by 49% in four years. In November 1996, Kay made history when she became the first Republican and the first woman ever elected to represent Texas Congressional District 12. As a freshman in Congress, she got legislation passed to help parents pay for college by providing tax incentives for prepaid college tuition. She soon was asked to serve on the Speaker’s Health Care Task Force where she pushed for more access and better affordability on health care. And in 1999, she began serving on the House Appropriations Committee. Today she still serves on that committee and sits on the Defense, Homeland Security and Military Construction/Veterans Affairs Subcommittees. She remains a national leader in fighting for the men and women who fight for us.
Kay GrangerU.S. Representative, Texas's 12th District -
[ close ]Congressman Randy Neugebauer proudly represents the 19th District of Texas, which stretches across 27 counties and includes the cities of Abilene, Big Spring, and Lubbock. Randy has been working for the people of the 19th District in the U.S. House of Representatives since taking office on June 5, 2003 and is currently serving his fourth term.
Randy NeugebauerU.S. Representative, Texas's 19th District -
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Olson took the oath of office for the 111th Congress on January 6, 2009, for his first term as Congressman for the 22nd District of Texas. Olson serves on the following committees; House Transportation & Infrastructure, Science & Technology (Ranking Member, Space & Aeronautics Subcommittee) and Homeland Security.
Pete OlsonU.S. Representative, Texas's 22nd District -
[ close ]A senior Member of the Texas Congressional Delegation, Congressman Lamar Smith has left his imprint on public policy through a variety of leadership positions and by advancing dozens of pieces of legislation. Congressman Smith has been named one of the 100 most influential people in Washington by the National Journal and one of the nation's top "influencers and innovators" by Fast Company Magazine, which serves the technology industry.
Lamar SmithU.S. Representative, Texas's 21st District -
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Roger Williams doesn’t just talk about the American dream…he’s lived it. As a husband, father, small businessman and proud American, he knows that America is great because America is good. He’s running for the U.S. House of Representatives not to be something, but to do something. He wants to use his business experience to do something to create economic jobs and growth. And he wants to provide real leadership for our country in these challenging times.
Roger WilliamsU.S. Representative-elect, Texas's 25th District -
[ close ]Elected in 2008 to the Texas House of Representatives, Weber has earned a record that promotes principled conservative values. During his tenure in the House he served on the committees of Environmental Regulation, Public Education and as Vice Chair of Border and Intergovernmental Affairs.In the Texas legislature, Weber authored and passed landmark legislation to protect women, young girls and boys – some as young as 12 years old – who become victims of human trafficking by giving them a safe haven, access to medical treatment, rehabilitation and the tools to start a new life.
Elected in 2008 to the Texas House of Representatives, Weber has earned a record that promotes principled conservative values. During his tenure in the House he served on the committees of Environmental Regulation, Public Education and as Vice Chair of Border and Intergovernmental Affairs.
In the Texas legislature, Weber authored and passed landmark legislation to protect women, young girls and boys – some as young as 12 years old – who become victims of human trafficking by giving them a safe haven, access to medical treatment, rehabilitation and the tools to start a new life.
Randy WeberU.S. Representative-elect, Texas's 14th District -
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Wallace Jefferson was appointed chief justice September 14, 2004, by Gov. Rick Perry. He succeeded former Chief Justice Thomas R. Phillips as the 26th chief justice in Texas. Jefferson joined the Court from private practice in San Antonio. As a partner in the appellate-specialty firm Crofts, Callaway & Jefferson, he successfully argued two cases before the United States Supreme Court. He is a graduate of the James Madison College at Michigan State University and the University of Texas School of Law.
Wallace JeffersonChief Justice, Texas Supreme Court -
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Justice Johnson was appointed to the Court on March 15, 2005, by Gov. Rick Perry. He was serving as chief justice of the Seventh Court of Appeals in Amarillo at the time of his appointment. He was elected to the Seventh Court of Appeals in 1998 and was elected chief justice in 2002. He practiced law from 1975 until 1998 with the Lubbock law firm of Crenshaw, Dupree & Milam, L.L.P.
Phil JohnsonJustice, Place 8, Texas Supreme Court -
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On January 9, 2007, Robert Lee Nichols was sworn in to represent the citizens of Texas State Senate District 3, which is comprised of 16 counties ranging from southern Tyler to just north of Houston and stretching east to the Texas-Louisiana border. In the Texas Senate, Nichols serves as vice chair of the Intergovernmental Relations Committee and sits on the Transportation and Homeland Security, Health and Human Services, and Nominations Committees.
Robert NicholsState Senator, District 3 -
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First elected in 2006, Representative Kelly Hancock is serving his third term in the Texas House of Representatives, representing Northeast Tarrant County. During the 81st Legislative Session, Speaker Joe Straus appointed Representative Hancock to serve on the House Committee on Insurance and the House Committee on Environmental Regulation.
Kelly HancockTexas State Senator-elect, District 9 -
[ close ]Elected Speaker of the Texas House at the start of only his second full term, Joe Straus was handed the gavel on January 13, 2009 pledging to build bridges between the two parties in a House narrowly divided by two seats. First elected in February 2005 to the Texas House of Representatives in a special election, garnering 62 percent of the vote, Straus had a significant impact on major public policy in the two sessions he served prior to being elected Speaker.
Joe StrausSpeaker, District 121 -
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Chairman Harvey Hilderbran is serving in his eleventh term in the Texas House of Representatives. Representing part of the Texas Hill Country for over two decades, District 53 currently includes: Crockett, Sutton, Schliecher, Real, Kerr, Kimble, Menard, Mason, Llano, San Saba, McCullock, Concho, Coleman, Runnels and Callahan Counties. He serves as the Chairman of the Ways and Means Committee of the Texas House of Representatives. Chairman Hilderbran resides in Kerrville with his wife, Tracy, and two daughters.
Harvey HilderbranChairman, Ways and Means Committee, State Representative, District 53 -
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Chris Paddie is the newest State Representative-Elect out of Texas House District 9. This district includes Cass, Marion, Harrison, Panola, Sabine and Shelby counties.
Chris PaddieState Representative-Elect, District 9 -
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Kyle lives and works on his 2,400 acre ranch in Brazos County. A strong fiscal conservative and a staunch supporter of independent liberties and personal freedom, Kyle devotes his life to preserving the land and contributing to local and state economies through his dynamic ranching business. His vast experience in the agriculture industry has given him the background necessary to understand the needs of the constituents in the rural District 12.
Kyle KacalState Representative-elect, District 12 -
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Justice Angelini practiced law for approximately ten years with the law firm of Brock and Fuller. She also served as a Briefing Attorney with the Fourth Court of Appeals for one year and with the U.S. District and U.S. Magistrate Courts in the San Antonio Division of the Western District of Texas for four years. Justice Angelini served as President of the San Antonio Bar Association in 2004-2005. She currently serves on the Board of Trustees of the San Antonio Bar Foundation and she is a member of the Texas Bar Foundation.
Karen AngeliniJustice, Place 5, Texas 4th Court of Appeals -
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Susan Pamerleau’s lifetime of service to our nation and community has prepared her to be one of the best Sheriffs in the history of Bexar County. Susan is a tough, decisive leader who will work tirelessly to better protect every citizen in Bexar County.
Susan PamerleauSheriff-elect, Bexar County, Texas
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