State of Texas
State Representative, District 6
- On ballot as
- Daniel Alders
- Current role
- State Representative, Texas House District 6 (since January 14, 2025; first term)
- Background
- Liberal Arts degree, New Saint Andrews College in Moscow, Idaho
- Executive Property Manager and President, Drake Management Services
- Began his career in real estate
- Grew up on a family farm in Nacogdoches County
- Moved to Tyler in 2015
- Experience
- East Texas Regional Director, U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz (from 2015)
- Former chairman, Tyler Area Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs committee
- Top priorities
- "I believe the role of government should be focused on keeping Texans safe, prosperous and free"
- Immigration: "We must enforce immigration laws and demand any person entering our country does so legally"
- Education: "Texas needs an expansive and universal school choice program so parents have control and we have accountability in education"
- Energy: says Texas is "harming our state’s infrastructure with continued investment in the subsidized areas of solar and wind generation"
- Budget: "We must always aggressively evaluate our state’s budget for programs and agencies"
- Tidbits
- Abortion: No public statement found
- Border and immigration: "We must enforce immigration laws and demand any person entering our country does so legally."
- Guns: No public statement found
- Public schools and vouchers: "Texas needs an expansive and universal school choice program so parents have control and we have accountability in education."
- Property taxes: In a 2024 Ballotpedia survey, listed "Permanent property tax reform" among the policy areas he is passionate about
- Endorsements
- Texas Right to Life PAC
- Texas Values Action
- Texas Home School Coalition
- Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas (CLEAT) PAC
- Texans for Lawsuit Reform PAC
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- Young Conservatives of Texas (primary)
- NFIB Texas PAC (primary)
- TruckPAC (Texas Trucking Association) (primary)
- Campaign website
- danielalders.com
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