Early voting in Texas begins Feb. 20 and Election Day is March 5.
Last year, the Texas Legislature advanced crucial tort, regulatory, and tax reforms to help ensure the Lone Star State remains a beacon of opportunity and entrepreneurialism. But amid challenging economic conditions for local job creators, Texas cannot take a back seat. Main Street needs strong advocates in Austin.
We need you to be the #VoiceOfSmallBusiness and support these candidates on – or before – Election Day, which is Tuesday, March 5. Early voting begins on February 20. For more information on voter registration and other FAQs, visit VoteTexas.gov. Visit NFIB.com/LoneStarChampions for more information on pro-small business candidates.
Elections are a business decision, which is why NFIB’s Texas PAC has endorsed the following incumbent candidates for seats in the Texas House of Representatives.
Small Business-Endorsed Candidates in Key State Races
NFIB members are noted with an asterisk
House
District 01 Gary VanDeaver
District 04 Keith Bell*
District 05 Cole Hefner*
District 07 Jay Dean
District 08 Cody Harris
District 09 Trent Ashby
District 11 Travis Clardy
District 15 Steve Toth
District 17 Stan Gerdes
District 18 Ernest Bailes
District 19 Ellen Troxclair
District 20 Terry Wilson
District 21 Dade Phelan
District 24 Greg Bonnen
District 26 Jacey Jetton
District 28 Gary Gates
District 33 Justin Holland
District 44 John Kuempel
District 55 Hugh Shine
District 58 DeWayne Burns
District 60 Glenn Rogers
District 61 Frederick Frazier
District 62 Reggie Smith
District 63 Ben Bumgarner
District 64 Lynn Stucky
District 65 Kronda Thimesch*
District 66 Matt Shaheen
District 67 Jeff Leach
District 68 David Spiller
District 71 Stan Lambert
District 72 Drew Darby
District 83 Dustin Burrows*
District 85 Stan Kitzman
District 86 John Smithee
District 88 Ken King*
District 89 Candy Noble
District 91 Stephanie Klick
District 98 Giovanni Capriglione
District 99 Charlie Geren
District 108 Morgan Meyer
District 112 Angie Chen Button
District 121 Steve Allison
District 128 Briscoe Cain
District 133 Mano DeAyala
District 138 Lacey Hull
Small business owners and their employees vote in high numbers and are known for recruiting friends, family members, and acquaintances to vote. NFIB will encourage its Texas members to help turn out the powerful small-business voting bloc on Election Day. Make your plan to vote today!
Visit NFIB.com/LoneStarChampions for more information on pro-small business candidates.
