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Member District Email TX Rural Caucus 3/30/2015 Member District Email Anderson, Charles "Doc"Texas House of Representatives, District 56 [email protected] Ashby, Trent Texas House of Representatives, District 57 [email protected] Aycock, Jimmy Don Texas House of Representatives, District 54 [email protected] Bell, Cecil Texas House of Representatives, District 3 [email protected] Bohac, Dewayne Texas House of Representatives, District 138 [email protected] Bonnen, Dennis Texas House of Representatives, District 25 [email protected] Burkett, Cindy Texas House of Representatives, District 113 [email protected] Burns, DeWayne Texas House of Representatives, District 58 [email protected] Burton, Konni Texas Senate, District 10 [email protected] Button, Angie Chen Texas House of Representatives, District 112 [email protected] Clardy, Travis Texas House of Representatives, District 11 [email protected] Coleman, Garnett Texas House of Representatives, District 147 [email protected] Cook, Byron Texas House of Representatives, District 8 [email protected] Craddick, Tom Texas House of Representatives, District 82 [email protected] Cyrier, John Texas House of Representatives, District 17 [email protected] Darby, Drew Texas House of Representatives, District 72 [email protected] Estes, Craig Texas Senate, District 30 [email protected] Faircloth, Wayne Texas House of Representatives, District 23 [email protected] Fallon, Pat Texas House of Representatives, District 106 [email protected] Farias, Joe Texas House of Representatives, District 118 [email protected] Farney, Marsha Texas House of Representatives, District 20 [email protected] Fletcher, Alan Texas House of Representatives, District 130 [email protected] Flynn, Dan Texas House of Representatives, District 2 [email protected] Frank, James Texas House of Representatives, District 69 [email protected] Geren, Charlie Texas House of Representatives, District 99 [email protected] Giddings, Helen Texas House of Representatives, District 109 [email protected] Gonzales, Larry Texas House of Representatives, District 52 [email protected] González, Mary Texas House of Representatives, District 75 [email protected] Guerra, Robert "Bobby" Texas House of Representatives, District 41 [email protected] Guillen, Ryan Texas House of Representatives, District 31 [email protected] Herrero, Abel Texas House of Representatives, District 34 [email protected] Hughes, Bryan Texas House of Representatives, District 5 [email protected] Hunter, Todd Texas House of Representatives, District 32 [email protected] Issac, Jason Texas House of Representatives, District 45 [email protected] Kacal, Kyle Texas House of Representatives, District 12 [email protected] Keffer, James "Jim" Texas House of Representatives, District 60 [email protected] King, Ken Texas House of Representatives, District 88 [email protected] King, Phil Texas House of Representatives, District 61 [email protected] King, Susan Texas House of Representatives, District 71 [email protected] King, Tracy Texas House of Representatives, District 80 [email protected] Kuempel. John Texas House of Representatives, District 44 [email protected] Landgraf, Brooks Texas House of Representatives, District 81 [email protected] Laubenburg, Jodie Texas House of Representatives, District 89 [email protected] Leach, Jeff Texas House of Representatives, District 67 [email protected] Longoria, Oscar Texas House of Representatives, District 35 [email protected] Lozano, J.M. Texas House of Representatives, District 43 [email protected] Lucio Jr., Eddie Texas House of Representatives, District 38 [email protected] Lucio Sr., Eddie Texas Senate, District 27 [email protected] Martinez, Armando "Mando"Texas House of Representatives, District 39 [email protected] Metcalf, Will Texas House of Representatives, District 16 [email protected] Miller, Doug Texas House of Representatives, District 73 [email protected] Miller, Rick Texas House of Representatives, District 26 [email protected] Morrison, Geanie Texas House of Representatives, District 30 [email protected] Munoz, Sergio Texas House of Representatives, District 36 [email protected] Murr, Andrew Texas House of Representatives, District 53 [email protected] Nevárez, Alfonso "Poncho"Texas House of Representatives, District 74 [email protected] Oliveira, René Texas House of Representatives, District 37 [email protected] Otto, John Texas House of Representatives, District 18 [email protected] Paddie, Christopher "Chris"Texas House of Representatives, District 9 [email protected] Paul, Dennis Texas House of Representatives, District 129 [email protected] Perry, Charles Texas Senate, District 28 [email protected] Phelan, Dade Texas House of Representatives, District 21 [email protected] Phillips, Larry Texas House of Representatives, District 62 [email protected] Price, Walter T. "Four" Texas House of Representatives, District 87 [email protected] Raymond, Richard Texas House of Representatives, District 42 [email protected] Rodriquez, Eddie Texas House of Representatives, District 51 [email protected] Rodriquez, Jose Texas Senate, District 29 [email protected] Scheafer, Matt Texas House of Representatives, District 6 [email protected] Schofield, Mike Texas House of Representatives, District 132 [email protected] Seliger, Kel Texas Senate, District 31 [email protected] Sheffield, JD Texas House of Representatives, District 59 [email protected] Simpson, David Texas House of Representatives, District 7 [email protected] Smithee, John Texas House of Representatives, District 86 [email protected] Spitzer, Stuart Texas House of Representatives, District 4 [email protected] Springer, Drew Texas House of Representatives, District 68 [email protected] Stephenson, Phil Texas House of Representatives, District 85 [email protected] Turner, Scott Texas House of Representatives, District 33 [email protected] Uresti, Carlos "Charlie" Texas Senate, District 19 [email protected] VanDeaver, Gary Texas House of Representatives, District 1 [email protected] White, James Texas House of Representatives, District 19 [email protected] White, Molly Texas House of Representatives, District 55 [email protected] Wray, John Texas House of Representatives, District 10 [email protected] Zaffirini, Judith Texas Senate, District 21 [email protected] Zedler, Bill Texas House of Representatives, District 96 [email protected] Home City Staff Contact Phone # Office # Waco Ilissa Nolan (512) 463-0135 GW.8 Lufkin Chris Kirby (512) 463-0508 E2.414 Killeen Will Holleman 512-463-0684 E2.708 Magnolia Ross Oliver (512) 463-0650 E2.710 Houston Jeff Stokes 512-463-0727 GS.6 Angleton Shera Eichler (512) 463-0564 1W.6 Sunnyvale Carla Pelcastre (512) 463-0464 E2.322 Cleburne Adrianne Fore/Joy Davis (512) 463-0538 E2.804 Colleyville Claudia Martinez 512-463-0110 GE.7 Richardson Amanda Willard (512) 463-0486 E2.910 Nacogdoches Kelly Barnes (512) 463-0592 E2.314 Houston Christopher Walker 512-463-0524 4N.10 Corsicana Toni Barcellona 512-463-0730 GN.11 Midland Kate Huddleston 512-463-0500 1W.9 Melissa Nemecek (512) 463-0682 E2.802 San Angelo Jason Modglen (512) 463-0331 E1.308 Wichita Falls Noe Barrios 512-463-0130 3E.18 Dickinson Wesley Starnes (512) 463-0502 E2.812 Frisco Nicholas Wat (512) 463-0694 E2.604 San Antonio Ana Ramon (512) 463-0714 4S.4 Georgetown Aaron Gibson (512) 463-0309 E2.606 Cypress Robert Papierz 512-463-0661 GW.4 Canton Kelli Linza (512) 463-0880 GN.7 Wichita Falls Megan Titford (512) 463-0534 E2.304 Fort Worth Laura Grable 512-463-0610 GW.17 DeSoto Elaina Fowler (512) 463-0953 GW.11 Round Rock Chris Sanchez (512) 463-0670 E2.418 Clint Joshua Carter (512) 463-0613 E1.302 Mission Anne Drescher (512) 463-0578 E2.818 Rio Grande City Ben Wright (512) 463-0416 4S.3 Robstown Chris Allison 512-463-0462 GW.6 Mineola Cody Terry 512-463-0271 4S.5 Corpus Christi Dan Luykendecker (512) 463-0672 GW.18 Dripping Springs Carrie Nelson (512) 463-0647 E1.414 College Station Terra Willett (512) 463-0412 E2.420 Eastland Greer Gregory (512) 463-0656 1W.11 Canadian Cheryl Lively (512) 463-0736 E2.416 Weatherford Ashley Westenhover 512-463-0738 1N.5 Abilene Bryan Law (512) 463-0718 GN.12 Batesville Sam Bacarisse/Jordan Michalik (512) 463-0194 GW.7 Seguin Thomas Flanders (512) 463-0602 E2.422 Odessa Charles Wood E1.312 Parker Suzanne Bowers (512) 463-0186 1N.7 Plano Lauren Young (512) 463-0544 E1.314 Mission Lee Loya (512) 463-0645 E1.510 Kingsville Travis Walker (512) 463-0463 E2.908 Harlingen Carlos Calderon 512-463-0606 E1.320 Brownsville Donna Chatham 512-463-0127 3S.5 Weslaco Alexis Gonzales (512) 463-0530 4N.4 Conroe Lupe (512) 463-0726 E2.704 New Braunfels Tammy Pirtle 512-463-0325 GN.10 Sugar Land Courtney Hjältman (512) 463-0710 E2.312 Victoria James Zaferero (512) 463-0456 1N.9 Palmview Dylan Matthews (512) 463-0704 E1.508 Junction Regan Ellmer (512) 463-0536 E1.412 Eagle Pass Oberlyn Salinas (512) 463-0566 E1.306 Brownsville J.J.
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