Press release from the Valoree Swanson campaign:
Spring, TX, February 14, 2018 – Senator Ted Crux (R-TX) endorsed State Representative Valoree Swanson (R-HD150) for another term to represent the citizens of Spring, Texas and surrounding areas. This endorsement recognizes Valoree Swanson as a rock-solid, hard-working conservative.
“Valoree is a proven conservative and a trusted friend,” said Cruz. “She is a strong partner at the state level on issues ranging from school choice to addressing flood control infrastructure in the Houston area following Hurricane Harvey. I am proud to endorse Valoree for re-election, and I urge the people of the 150th district to send her back to Austin in the fall.”
Swanson and Cruz have had a great working relationship since 2009. They are both working hard for their constituents now, and that relationship continues to grow.
“I am very honored to have received this endorsement from Senator Ted Cruz, the staunch, conservative leader, fighting for us in Washington. I look forward to continuing to work with Senator Cruz to help the people of Texas,” commented Swanson.
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About Representative Valoree Swanson
Representative Valoree Swanson was elected in 2016 to serve Spring, Texas and surrounding areas. She currently serves on the House Elections Committee and House Human Services Committee.
She is an active member of the House Republican Caucus, Texas Conservative Coalition, the Energy Caucus, and is a founding member and the only woman on the Texas Freedom Caucus.
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Foolme says
Payback? Didn’t pass a single bill….. interesting how the Blog was cleared of any truthful posts!
Jim Lennon says
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“We need more lawmakers like Matt Schaefer (Tyler), Jeff Leach (Plano), Matt Rinaldi (Irving), Matt Shaheen (Plano), Tony Tinderholt (Arlington), Jonathan Stickland (Bedford), Briscoe Cain (Deer Park), Valoree Swanson (Spring), Matt Krause (Fort Worth), Bill Zedler (Fort Worth), Kyle Beidermann (Fredericksburg), and Mike Lang (Granbury).
They have been working for policy over politics, for substance over show. They are doing the work Texans expect of their lawmakers.”