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{{Infobox officeholder
{{Infobox officeholder
|name=Tryon Dexter Lewis
|name=Tryon Dexter Lewis
|image=Tryon D. Lewis of TX.jpg
|nationality=[[United States|American]]
|nationality=[[United States|American]]
|office=[[Texas]] State Representative<br>for District 81 (Andrews, Ector,<br> and Winkler counties)
|office=[[Texas]] State Representative<br>for District 81 (Andrews, Ector,<br> and Winkler counties)
|term_end=January 13, 2015
|term_end=January 13, 2015
|preceded=[[George E. "Buddy" West]]
|preceded=[[George E. "Buddy" West]]
|succeeded=Brooks Landgraf
|succeeded=[[Brooks Landgraf]]
|office2=[[Judge]] of the Texas<br> 161st Judicial District Court
|office2=[[Judge]] of the Texas<br> 161st Judicial District Court
|term_start2=1985
|term_start2=1985
With his judicial background, Lewis served on the House (1) Judiciary and Civil Jurisprudence and (2) Public Safety committees.<ref name=votesmart/> In the 2009 legislative session, Lewis supported the positions of [[Phyllis Schlafly]]'s [[Eagle Forum]] 71 percent of the time. He supported the positions of [[interest group]]s Texans for Fiscal Responsibility and the Texas Association of Business 85 percent and 90 percent of the time, respectively.<ref name=votesmart/>
With his judicial background, Lewis served on the House (1) Judiciary and Civil Jurisprudence and (2) Public Safety committees.<ref name=votesmart/> In the 2009 legislative session, Lewis supported the positions of [[Phyllis Schlafly]]'s [[Eagle Forum]] 71 percent of the time. He supported the positions of [[interest group]]s Texans for Fiscal Responsibility and the Texas Association of Business 85 percent and 90 percent of the time, respectively.<ref name=votesmart/>
Lewis did not seek a fourth House term in 2014. He was succeeded by Brooks Landgraf, an Odessa attorney.
Lewis did not seek a fourth House term in 2014. He was succeeded by [[Brooks Landgraf]], a conservative Odessa attorney.
Lewis' religious affiliation is unknown, but his father was a [[Presbyterian]].<ref name=tebl/>
Lewis' religious affiliation is unknown, but his father was a [[Presbyterian]].<ref name=tebl/>
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