| The number one ranked conservative in the Texas House is running for a fourth term with Governor Greg Abbott’s support. Rep. Jared Patterson (R – Frisco) has officially filed to run for re-election for Texas House District 106.
Governor Abbott said. “As one of the most conservative members of the Texas House, I am proud to endorse Representative Jared Patterson for re-election,” said Governor Abbott. “He is a strong, proven fighter who works around-the-clock to secure our southern border, cut property taxes, and protect our children from inappropriate books in school libraries. Jared will be a strong ally in the Texas House as we continue to fight to expand education freedom for all Texas families and students. I urge all Texans across House District 106 to join me in supporting Jared Patterson for re-election.”
“After the most conservative sessions in Texas history, where we ended abortion, passed constitutional carry, secured our elections, prohibited sexually explicit materials in schools, stopped boys from competing in girls’ sports, banned child gender modification, and cut property taxes by the largest amount in US history, I announce my re-election bid for the Texas House.” Rep. Patterson said. “The Biden Administration continues to fail Texans with their open border policy. Just this year, I worked with Governor Abbott to appropriate $6.65 billion in spending to build the wall, install razor wire and buoys, and to continue to support our brave National Guardsmen and DPS Troopers stationed at our southern border. We need a proven conservative in this district to keep fighting Joe Biden’s failed policies and that’s what I intend to do.”
Rep. Jared Patterson and his family reside in Frisco and are members of the First Baptist Church. He serves on the House Committees on Calendars, Licensing & Administrative Procedure, and Transportation, and is a member of the Energy Council and the Cyber Security Council. This session, Jared was named Policy Chair for the Texas House Republican Caucus. He is also the Secretary for the Texas Aggie Caucus, a member of the Criminal Justice Reform Caucus and is a Board Member of the Texas Conservative Coalition. |
