Reggie is committed to our schools, to our teachers, and most importantly, to our children. He wants every child in Texas to have access to a first-class education. Reggie understands that we must reform our broken school finance system. He will work to reduce the burden of over-testing and to further empower parents and teachers to improve their local schools. Reggie is committed to reducing the reliance upon local school property taxes to fund education by restructuring the state’s share of the funding burden. He will also work to eliminate unfunded mandates on our schools that come down from Washington and Austin, ensure that local education decisions remain local, and that education dollars remain focused on our local schools, not sent elsewhere to unaccountable entities and initiatives.
Reggie believes the right to keep and bear arms was settled when the 2nd Amendment was adopted to the U.S. Constitution in 1791. As an avid hunter and member of the Texas State Rifle Association and National Rifle Association, Reggie will continue to fight any federal government overreach or attempts in Austin that threaten the 2nd Amendment rights of law-abiding Texans.
Reggie Smith knows that border crime isn’t just a border problem. From drugs to human trafficking, it hurts all of Texas. As state representative, Reggie will stand firm against sanctuary cities and in support of law enforcement by providing them the tools and resources they need to keep our Texas borders safe. Reggie will also work with our Texas delegation in Washington to bring our fair share of federal tax dollars back home to Texas to help pay the cost of securing our borders.
As a husband and father of three children, Reggie deeply values the sanctity of human life. He and his wife, Stephany, have been active supporters of pro-life causes and church programs that promote adoption and protection of the unborn. In Austin, Reggie will continue to fight for pro-life measures.
As native of Northeast Texas, Reggie values hard work and personal responsibility. He understands that the government is not the solution to most problems but rather the cause. As our next state representative, Reggie will vote for common sense reforms that reduce burdensome regulations on small businesses and to cut wasteful government programs so that individuals and families can keep more of what they earn.
Important Primary Runoff Election Dates
March 2020 Primary Election Date: March 3, 2020
*Application must be received by this date, NOT postmarked
May 2020 Primary Runoff Date (if applicable): May 26, 2020
*Application must be received by this date, NOT postmarked
November 2020 General Election: November 3, 2020
*Application must be received by this date, NOT postmarked
Bells City Hall 203 S. Broadway, Bells ALL PRECINCTS PRECINCTS # 1, 2, 9 & 15 PRECINCTS # 4, 6 & 18 PRECINCT # 10 PRECINCT # 11 PRECINCTS # 12 & 5 PRECINCTS # 13 & 7 PRECINCTS # 3 , 16 & 19 BOX 1 BOX 2 BOX 3 BOX 4 BOX 5 BOX 6 BOX 7 BOX 8 BOX 9 BOX 10
Collinsville Community Building 117 N. Main, Collinsville
Grayson College-Denison Baptist Student Ministry 6101 Grayson Dr., Denison
Grayson County Sub-Courthouse 101 W. Woodard, Denison
Parkside Baptist Church 301 N. Lillis Lane, Denison
Southside Baptist Church 3500 S. Park, Denison
Denison Sr. Center, Activity Room 531 W. Chestnut St.
First Baptist Church – Gym 187 Gordonville Rd., Gordonville
First Baptist Church 99 Gentle Creek Lane, Gunter
Howe Community Center 700 W. Haning, Howe
Pottsboro ISD Administration Bldg. Board Mtg Room 105 Cardinal Lane, Pottsboro
Sadler Baptist Church 419 S. Main, Sadler
Election Administration Building 115 W. Houston, Sherman
Faith Church West Entrance 1800 N. FM 1417, Sherman
Luella First Baptist Church South Entrance 3162 Hwy. 11, Sherman
Municipal Building Ballroom 405 N. Rusk, Sherman
Texoma Council of Governments Eisenhower Room 1117 Gallagher Dr., Sherman
United Way of Grayson County 713 E. Brockett, Sherman
Tioga Fire Dept. Meeting Room 601 E. Main St., Tioga
First National Bank Edwards Community Room-Tom Bean 109 S. Britton, Tom Bean
Grayson College-Van Alstyne South campus, Tech Center RM203 1455 W. Van Alstyne Pkwy., Van Alstyne
Whitesboro City Hall 111 W. Main, Whitesboro
Church of Christ Fellowship Hall 606 S. Carter St., Whitewright
West Bonham- (Armory) Civic Center
1100 W. 5th, Bonham
West Bonham- (Armory) Civic Center
1100 W. 5th, Bonham
First Presbyterian Church
821 N. Center St.
Bonham, TX
First Baptist Church
230 2ND St.
Trenton, TX
Leonard City Call
111 W. Collins St.
Leonard, TX
Telephone Baptist Church
14731 FM 273
Telephone, TX
Randolph First Baptist Church
1099 Bus. Hwy 121
Randolph, TX
Honey Grove Civic Center
540 6th St.
Honey Grove, TX
New Life Baptist Church
628 FR 1528
Cooper, TX
CONSOLIDATED WITH BOX 5
Delta County Civic Center
221 E. Bonham
Cooper, TX
First Baptist Church
500 E. Dallas Ave.
Cooper, TX
Klondike Community Center
5518 FR 1528
Klondike, TX
CONSOLIDATED WITH BOX 10
Enloe Community Center
87 CR 4330
Enloe, TX
CONSOLIDATED WITH BOX 7
East Delta Community Center
78 CR 1220
Lake Creek, TX
Pecan Cap Community Center
100 3RD ST
Pecan Cap, TX
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