Jeff Leach
Jeff Leach He assumed office on January 8, 2013.
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“Texans know far better how to spend, save and steward their money than any politician in Austin. This session I was proud to support and help pass a historic property tax bill that will provide Texas property owners with real and lasting relief. By raising the homestead exemption to $140,000 – $200,000 for seniors and disabled Texans – homeowners can expect to see substantial savings on their property tax bills.”
(Campaign website (jeffleach.com)) “We’ve achieved remarkable victories for Texas’ taxpayers – but there is more to do. Going forward, be assured that I will continue to aggressively support and work to advance legislation that protects your pocketbook, limits the size and scope of government, reduces excessive spending and keeps taxes low.”
(Campaign website (jeffleach.com)) “Ensuring our state is safe is a core competency of government – and it is a top priority for me as your advocate in Austin.”
(Campaign website (jeffleach.com))Jordan Wheatley
Jordan Wheatley Jordan Wheatley earned a bachelor's degree from West Virginia University in 2021, and a graduate degree from University of Texas, Dallas in 2024.
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“Texas should fully fund public schools so good teachers stay and neighborhood schools stay open. I teach 4th-grade in the Dallas Independent School District.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026)) “I want to lower the cost of living, starting with property taxes. Folks who keep our neighborhoods running, teachers, first responders and health care workers, are priced out of Collin County.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026)) “I want to get big money out of Texas politics. An out-of-state billionaire gave Governor Greg Abbott $10 million to defeat Republicans who opposed school vouchers, and the next year the Legislature passed a $1 billion private school voucher program, taking money from underfunded public schools.”
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