State of Texas
State Representative, District 14
Paul Dyson
Republican Incumbent- On ballot as
- Paul Dyson
- Current role
- State Representative, Texas House District 14 (since January 14, 2025); attorney
- Background
- B.S. in Political Science, Texas A&M University (2002) (per campaign)
- M.B.A., Texas A&M University (2006) (per campaign)
- J.D., South Texas College of Law Houston (2007) (per campaign)
- General Counsel, Dyson Energy Group, a family-owned oil and gas company (since 2014) (per campaign)
- Co-owner, Lawyers Title Company of Brazos County (since 2022) (per campaign)
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- Former attorney, Porter Hedges (2008–2011) and Norton Rose Fulbright (2011–2014) (per campaign)
- Former federal clerk, U.S. District Judge Leonard E. Davis (per campaign)
- Experience
- Republican primary (March 5, 2024); won with 63.7% against Rick Davis
- Appointed to the College Station Parks and Recreation Advisory Board in 2016; served two terms (per campaign)
- Chair, Board of Trustees, Allen Academy, a private school in Bryan (per the school)
- Republican primary (March 3, 2026): unopposed
- Top priorities
- "I will work to keep Texas economically strong, protect taxpayers and private property, support education and public safety"
- "Texas must prioritize reliable electricity, long-term water supplies, transportation infrastructure, education, and workforce development."
- On data centers and large projects: "Growth should pay for growth."
- On housing: "We must increase housing supply, reduce unnecessary regulatory costs, invest in supporting infrastructure, and continue providing meaningful property-tax relief."
- Tidbits
- Abortion: Campaign issues page, written for his 2024 campaign and still posted, says he is "committed to taking a strong stand against abortion in Texas"
- Border and immigration: "I'm also working to secure our border, give law enforcement the resources they need"
- Guns: Campaign issues page, written for his 2024 campaign and still posted, calls him "a staunch advocate for Constitutional Carry"
- Public schools and vouchers: Campaign issues page, written for his 2024 campaign and still posted: "He will spearhead efforts to increase funding for public schools"
- Property taxes: Says keeping Brazos County affordable "means lowering property taxes, cutting burdensome regulations"
- Endorsements
- Texas Medical Association PAC (TEXPAC)
- Campaign website
- dysonfortexas.com
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