jim landtroop

Landtroop has been named the fourth most conservative member of the Texas House of Representatives by the James A. Baker Institute, and also represents Texas on the International Energy Council.

The Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association PAC announced their endorsement of Landtroop earlier today

Jim Landtroop, who currently represents District 85, is running for the newly configured District 88 in the May 29th Republican Primary

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Jim Landtroop is running to stay in the Texas House via the reconfigured Texas House District 88

State Representative Jim Landtroop (R- Plainview) today received two endorsements in his race for the GOP nomination for the reconfigured Texas House District 88.

Landtroop’s campaign says that the redrawn District 85 is a “natural and favorable match for Representative Landtroop”, in that it pairs Landtroop’s Ag Committee and Energy Council experience with a district whose economy features those two industries.

Landtroop’s district has been subject to change due to redistricting by the Texas Legislature during the past session, and the district will be changed to House District 88.

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