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Previously he served in both the Texas House and Texas Senate.  He is married with three children, attends a local [[United Methodist]] Church, and is strongly in favor of the [[pro-life]] movement and gun rights.

Previously he served in both the Texas House and Texas Senate.  He is married with three children, attends a local [[United Methodist]] Church, and is strongly in favor of the [[pro-life]] movement and gun rights.

With Hegar not running in 2026, [[Governor]] [[Greg Abbott]] will appoint a temporary successor. Already, two Republicans have announced their candidacies for the office, Railroad Commissioner [[Cristy Craddick]] and former state Senator [[Don Huffines]], a strong conservative.

With Hegar not running in 2026, [[Governor]] [[Greg Abbott]] will appoint a temporary successor. Already, two Republicans have announced their candidacies for the office, Railroad Commissioner [[Christy Craddick]] and former state Senator [[Don Huffines]], a strong conservative.

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