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Get StartedTexas owns millions of acres of land and mineral rights through the General Land Office. Those assets should be managed efficiently and transparently to maximize revenue for Texas taxpayers and public schools, or should be sold. Learn more
The General Land Office should focus on its core responsibilities, operate with transparency, and avoid political favoritism and unnecessary spending. Texans work hard for their money, and state government should do the same. Learn more
As Land Commissioner, I would support responsible energy production, fair leasing practices, and reducing wasteful spending within the General Land Office itself. More revenue from state lands can help reduce pressure for higher taxes on Texas families and businesses. Learn more
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