State of Texas
State Senator, District 2
Bob Hall
Republican Incumbent- On ballot as
- Bob Hall
- Current role
- State Senator, Texas Senate District 2 (since 2015)
- Background
- Electrical engineering degree, The Citadel
- U.S. Air Force veteran; rank of captain
- Founder, Professional Proposal Management, Inc. (1984) (per campaign)
- Experience
- Chair, Senate Committee on Administration (89th Legislature)
- Member, Finance, Health and Human Services, State Affairs and Veteran Affairs committees
- Republican primary (March 3, 2026): won over Jason Eddington
- Top priorities
- Told KLTV in February 2026: "This coming session, my number one priority is to address the growing problem of Sharia law"
- His official Senate biography describes him as "pro-life, pro-gun, pro-liberty, pro-property rights"
- Tidbits
- Abortion: In an August 2025 newsletter: "Whether it is cutting your property taxes, protecting the unborn, or making sure we are better prepared for the next extreme weather event, I will never stop fighting for you and your family."
- Border and immigration: In a June 2025 session report, listed among bills he co-authored: "Requiring law enforcement to comply with federal deportation efforts and establishing a homeland security division within DPS"
- Guns: His official Senate biography says he "was instrumental in making Texas a 2nd Amendment Sanctuary State"
- Public schools and vouchers: In a June 2025 session report, listed among bills he co-authored: "Providing the largest teacher pay raise in Texas history"
- Property taxes: In a June 2025 session report, listed among bills he co-authored: "Eliminating school property taxes for the average senior homeowner with a $200,000 senior homestead exemption"
Claims and the record- 2021 ethics fine: Texas Ethics Commission fined him $5,000 for leaving in-kind contributions (a radio ad supporting him) off a 2018 campaign report (2021); a related complaint was dismissed. He filed a general denial, testified he did not know of the broadcast until the complaint was filed, and corrected the report in 2020.
- Endorsements
- Texas Home School Coalition
- Texas Values Action
- Campaign website
- senatorbobhall.com
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