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State Rep. Frullo announced his endorsement on Friday afternoon, days ahead of early voting for the Republican Primary Run-off

You can listen to the full interview with Texas State Representative John Frullo below. State Representative John Frullo surprised many on Thursday when he announced he would not be seeking re-election in 2022 to the Texas House in HD-84...

Frullo has represented House District 84 in Lubbock since November 2010. He is currently the longest serving elected official from Lubbock.

Speaker Dade Phelan named House members to over 30 different committees for the 87th Legislature, including Higher Education, Calendars, and Redistricting

The newest United Supermarkets in Lubbock will be located at 114th Street and Slide Road. One of the unique features for the store will be an in-store location of Evie Mae's BBQ.

Fields announced her run against Republican incumbent John Frullo back in July, but now says she’s dropping out due to family reasons.

State Rep. John Frullo was first elected to House District 84 in 2010. Recently, in the legislature, he worked to pass bills fighting human trafficking, lower property taxes and create the Texas Tech School of Veterinary Medicine

Texas District 84 Representative John Frullo and Chad Hasty discuss proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution.

The fundraiser spearheaded by Speaker Bonnen was for Lubbock State Representatives Dustin Burrows and John Frullo. Both Burrows and Frullo are running for re-election in 2020.

Governor Greg Abbott, State Senator Charles Perry, and State Representatives Dustin Burrows and John Frullo posed for photos with the team on Tuesday morning.