by Mike Payne Carter & Gravell Will Uphold Texas' Conservative Values There is just under a week to go before the 2018 election season is over. The results appear to be about what I expected going into these races. There are a lot of people who have worked
by Terry Wilson, Texas Representative, District 20 Here in Texas, in-person early voting began October 22nd, and runs through November 2nd. Texans have the opportunity to cast a vote and make their voices heard as to whom they want representing them in Washington, D.C. and in
Williamson County Republicans have been knocking on doors for the past two months as ONE TEAM. Appearances of Senators Cruz and Cornyn and several state office holders is testimony to the reputation and voting power of Williamson County residents. Candidate for JP3 Evelyn McLean explains, "Without a
On July 13, United States Army Futures Command (AFC) announced that from 150 cities considered, they chose Austin to be their headquarters under the direction of four-star General John Murray. AFC is a US Army Command aimed at modernizing the Army. It will be focused on
[caption id="attachment_3456" align="alignleft" width="300"] President Trump at the press conference following the historic passage. (Photo: WH.gov)[/caption] Last month, President Trump signed Congressman John Carter’s (TX-31) legislation, the Veterans Transplant Coverage Act into law, as part of the VA Mission Act. The Mission Act, in its entirety,
I'm feeling politic today; sensible and judicious under the circumstances. Political events are not everyone's idea of a great night out and my checkbook is certainly not the target demographic for any candidate, but since I get to write for an audience, I'm going to say
by Congressman John Carter Both in Congress and around Texas’ 31st Congressional District, I’m known as “Judge” from my 20 years as the Williamson County District Judge. From my time on the bench to my time in Congress, I’ve had decades of experience working with our law
Congressman John Carter has been serving and leading in Central Texas for more than 35 years. From 1981 to 2002 he was Judge of the 277th District Court and admits, at that time, he had no desire to run for Congress. On September 11, 2001, he
Congressman John Carter (TX-31) has begun the TX-31 United States service academy nominations. “One of the many honors I have as the representative of Texas’ 31st Congressional District is nominating the best and brightest for an appointment to the military service academies. The desire to serve
Congressman John R. Carter (R-TX-31) is now accepting nominations for the 2017 Congressional Veteran Commendation (CVC) program. This program allows the distinguished veterans of District 31 the opportunity to be formally honored for their wartime sacrifices and peacetime community involvement. The CVC program is nomination-based,