Congressman Francisco 'Quico' Canseco is a conservative San Antonio attorney and long-time small business owner serving as U.S. Representative in Texas's 23rd District.
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Francisco CansecoU.S. Representative, Texas's 23rd District -
[ 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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U.S. Congressman Blake Farenthold is a lifelong resident of South Texas, born and raised in Corpus Christi. Prior to election, Congressman Farenthold's diverse career includes working as a conservative radio contributor, seven years of law practice with the Kleberg Law Firm, and founding Farenthold Consulting LLC, a computer consulting and web design firm.
Blake FarentholdU.S. Representative, Texas's 27th 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 -
[ close ]Serving his third term in the United States House of Representatives, Congressman Louie Gohmert was first sworn in January 4, 2005. Prior to being elected to serve in Congress, Louie was elected to three terms as District Judge in Smith County, Texas. During his tenure on the bench, he gained national and international attention for some of his innovative rulings. He was later appointed by Texas Governor Rick Perry to complete a term as Chief Justice of the 12th Court of Appeals.
Louie GohmertU.S. Representative, Texas's 1st 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. House Candidate, Texas's 33rd District -
[ close ]Jerry Patterson was born in Houston, Texas on November 15, 1946. He graduated from Texas A&M, Class of 1969 and received his commission in the United States Marine Corps. Volunteering for duty in Vietnam in 1972, Patterson was later designated as a Naval Flight Officer and served in Marine fighter squadrons until his retirement from the Marine Corps Reserve as a Lieutenant Colonel in 1993. Since his election as Texas Land Commissioner in 2002, Patterson has modernized and revitalized the Texas General Land Office, the oldest agency in Texas. He has diversified and increased the Permanent School Fund, made Texas a renewable energy leader, protected state lands and overseen the greatest expansion of veterans benefits since World War II.
Jerry PattersonLand Commissioner, Texas -
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Warren Chisum has served as a State Representative for District 88 since 1989, and is currently running for Texas Railroad Commissioner. He lives in Pampa with his wife.
Warren ChisumRailroad Commissioner Candidate, Texas -
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Justice Paul W. Green was elected to the Supreme Court of Texas in 2004. Before joining the Court, he served for ten years as a Justice on the Fourth Court of Appeals in San Antonio. A native of San Antonio, Justice Green received his business degree from the University of Texas at Austin in 1974 and his law degree from St. Mary’s University School of Law in 1977. After law school, Justice Green, a third-generation lawyer, joined his father in a mid-sized litigation practice and remained there for seventeen years until he was elected to the Court of Appeals in 1994.
Paul GreenJustice, Place 5, Texas Supreme Court -
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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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A member of Phi Beta Kappa, Judge Lehrmann graduated with high honors from the University of Texas in 1979 and the University of Texas School of Law in 1982. Prior to her appointment to the bench, she practiced family law with the Fort Worth law firm of Law, Snakard & Gambill. In 1990, she was recognized as the Outstanding Young Lawyer of Tarrant County. An acknowledged legal scholar and published author, she received the Texas Bar Foundation’s award for the best bar journal article of the year in 2003.
Debra LehrmannJustice, Place 3, 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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Senator Wentworth, a fourth generation Texan, was first elected to the Texas Senate in 1992 after serving nearly five years in the Texas House of Representatives. He represents the more than 900,000 people of District 25, which consists of Comal, Hays, Kendall and Guadalupe Counties as well as north Bexar County and south Travis County.
Jeff WentworthState Senator, District 25 -
[ 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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Since his election in 2003, Dan has become a leader on education and budget policy issues. In past sessions, he served on the House Public Education Committee, the Appropriations Subcommittee on Education and the House Calendars Committee. In 2009, he was appointed Chairman of the House Committee on Higher Education by Speaker Joe Straus, and elected Co-Chair of the Dallas Area Legislative Delegation by his North Texas colleagues in the House. Dan also serves on the Judiciary and Civil Jurisprudence Committee and the Legislative Budget Board.
Dan BranchState Representative, District 108 -
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Representative Sarah Davis is an accomplished and successful attorney devoting her career to defending against personal injury lawsuits. She is a partner with the national law firm of Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith, LLP.
Sarah DavisState Representative, District 134 -
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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 HancockState Representative, District 91 -
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Todd A. Hunter is serving his fifth term in the Texas House of Representatives. He was first elected to public office in 1988 and retired from public service in 1997 so that he could help raise his three young children with his wife Alexis. In 2008, Todd was elected as a Republican representing District 32 composed of Aransas, Calhoun, San Patricio and part of Nueces County. He is currently the senior partner of Hunter and Handel, P.C. in Corpus Christi.
Todd HunterState Representative, District 32 -
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For over 30 years Dee has worked at the John D. Williams Company (JDW Insurance),where he is currently Chairman and CEO. His Texas roots date back 4 generations to Rio Grande City.
Dee MargoState Representative, District 78 -
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Representative Aaron Peña is currently serving his fourth term in the Texas House of Representatives, and represents District 40 in Hidalgo County, Texas. He presently serves on three house committees: Vice Chairman of Elections; Ways and Means; and Redistricting.
Aaron PeñaState Representative, District 40 -
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In November 2002, Representative Wayne Smith was elected to the Texas House of Representatives to serve District 128, encompassing Baytown, Deer Park, La Porte, Morgan's Point, and portions of the unincorporated area of East Harris County.
Rep. Smith serves on the House Committee on Transportation as well as the House Committee on County Affairs.
Wayne SmithState Representative, District 128 -
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Rebecca Boenigk has been the CEO of Neutral Posture, Inc. for 22 years, where she has created hundreds of jobs and over $50 million of payroll dollars to her community. She was ppointed to the National Women’s Business Council, and has served on numerous other boards and foundations. She was named Small Business Person of the Year for the State of Texas. She has been married to her husband, Bobby Boenigk, for 23 years and has two children, Rachel and Ryan.
Rebecca BoenigkState Representative Candidate, District 14 -
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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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Justice Melissa Goodwin is currently serving on the 3rd Court of Appeals. Prior to her election, Justice Goodwin served as Judge of the 427th Judicial District Court, Justice of the Peace in Travis County, and was an attorney at Potts & Reilly.
Melissa GoodwinJustice, 3rd Court of Appeals -
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Jeff Rose brings a wealth of experience and accomplishment to the Third Court of Appeals. Jeff's public service has included work as a State District Judge for Travis County, Chief of General Litigation for the State of Texas, and Deputy First Assistant Attorney General under Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott. In private practice, Jeff represented a broad cross section of clients in litigation matters and earned partnership in a large Texas law firm.
Jeff RoseJustice, 3rd Court of Appeals -
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Justice Phylis J. Speedlin joined the Fourth Court of Appeals in April 2003. Immediately before that, she served for over three years as district judge of the 408th Judicial District Court in Bexar County. Before becoming a judge, Justice Speedlin practiced law as a trial attorney for seventeen years with the San Antonio law firm of Clemens & Spencer. Her law practice was concentrated in the areas of medical malpractice and health care law.
Phylis SpeedlinJustice, Place 7, Texas 4th Court of Appeals -
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Hispanic Republicans of Texas was founded to recruit, train and elect Hispanic Republican candidates to state and local office. Over the past 18 months, HRT has rapidly grown into a political movement assisting those Hispanic leaders called to serve the public good.
The Board of Directors for HRT includes Co-Founders George Antuna in Schertz, George P. Bush in Ft. Worth and Juan Hernandez in Ft. Worth along with Sonya Medina Williams in San Antonio, Jacob Monty in Houston, Rolando Pablos in San Antonio and Lionel Sosa in Floresville.
Hispanic Republicans of TexasPolitical Organization, Texas -
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Texas House Leadership FundPolitical Organization, Texas -
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Liberty ProjectPAC, Texas
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