The Texas A&M Advocacy Network, in conjunction with the Texas A&M University Office of Government Relations develops and maintains a variety of materials to help keep our Aggies Advocates, alums and other interested parties informed and equipped with the tools needed to help advance Texas A&M University’s legislative priorities and public higher education in Texas. We encourage you to use the resources available here to educate yourself on the university’s priorities and help make a better, stronger Texas A&M for generations to come. If you have any questions, please contact us at TAMUAdvocacy@AggieNetwork.com.
Key Dates
117th United States Congress: Jan. 3, 2021 - Jan. 3, 2023
Texas Primary Runoff Election: May 24, 2022
Mid-Term General Election: Nov. 8, 2022
Start of the 88th Texas Legislature: Jan. 10, 2023
Resources
Former Students by County in Texas
State House Districts
State Senate Districts
Former Student Elected Officials
Texas A&M University is fortunate to have former students willing to serve in the halls of government at the local, state, and federal levels. Below is a list of those former students currently serving in the United States Congress, statewide offices, and state legislatures.
United States House of Representatives
The Honorable Louie Gohmert '75 (Bachelors, History) – 1st Congressional District of Texas
The Honorable Ronny Jackson '91 (Bachelors, Marine Biology) – 13th Congressional District of Texas
Texas Statewide
The Honorable Glenn Hegar ’93 (Bachelors, Political Science) – Comptroller
Texas Senate
The Honorable Paul Bettencourt ’80 (Bachelors, Industrial Distribution) – 7th District
Texas House of Representatives
The Honorable Charles “Doc” Anderson ’81 (Bachelors, Vet. Science; Doctorate, Vet. Medicine) – 56th District
The Honorable Trent Ashby ’95 (Bachelors, Agriculture & Life Sciences) – 57th District
The Honorable Ernest Bailes ’04 (Bachelors, Agriculture & Life Sciences) – 18th District
The Honorable Michelle Beckley ’92(Bachelors, Biomedical Science) – 65th District
The Honorable James “Greg” Bonnen ’88 (Bachelors, Biochemistry) – 24th District
The Honorable Brad Buckley ’89 & ’93 (Bachelors & Doctor of Veterinary Medicine) – 54th District
The Honorable John Cyrier ’95 (Engineering Technology) – 17th District
The Honorable James Frank ’89 (Bachelors, Finance) – 69th District
The Honorable Ryan Guillen ’00 (Bachelors, Agriculture Leadership & Development) – 31st District
The Honorable Cody Harris ’06 (Bachelors, Political Science) – 8th District
The Honorable Brian Harrison ’04 (Bachelors, Economics) – 10th District
The Honorable Abel Herrero ’93 (Bachelors, Political Science) – 24th District
The Honorable Kyle Kacal ’92 (Bachelors, Political Science) – 12th District
The Honorable Tracy King ’83 (Bachelors, Agricultural Engineering) – 80th District
The Honorable Brooks Landgraf ’03 (Bachelors, Political Science) – 81st District
The Honorable Lyle Larson ’81 (Bachelors, Marketing) – 122nd District
The Honorable Andrew Murr ’99 (Bachelors, Agriculture Leadership & Development) – 53d District
The Honorable Christopher “Chris” Paddie ’96 (Bachelors, Industrial Distribution) – 9th District
The Honorable Jared Patterson ’05 (Bachelors, Political Science) – 106th District
The Honorable John Raney ’69 (Bachelors, Marketing) – 14th District
The Honorable Glenn Rogers '78 (Bachelors & Doctor of Veterinary Medicine) – 60th District
The Honorable Cody Vasut '09 (Bachelors & Masters of Management) –25th District
The Honorable Terry Wilson ’88 (Bachelors, Business Administration) – 20th District
The Honorable Eugene “Gene” Wu ’00 – (Bachelors, Agriculture & Life Sciences) – 137th District
Nevada Statewide
The Honorable Aaron Ford ’94 (Bachelors, Interdisciplinary Studies) – Attorney General
Virginia Senate
The Honorable Bryce Reeves ’89 (Bachelors, Industrial Education) – 17th District
Virginia House of Delegates
The Honorable Don Scott ’87 (Bachelors, Agricultural Education) – 80th District
Do you know of other elected officials not currently on this list? If so, please let us know by sending an email to TAMUAdvocacy@AggieNetwork.com.