Representative Matt Krause Launches Campaign for Texas Attorney General

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AUSTIN, TEXAS – Representative Matt Krause has announced that he will forgo seeking a sixth term as state representative in pursuit of becoming the next Attorney General for the State of Texas.

“After much consideration, prayer, and with the support of my family, I have decided to run for Attorney General,” stated Representative Krause. “I will be a faithful conservative fighter for Texas values, the citizens of Texas, and the Constitution.”

“It is important now more than ever that we have an Attorney General that will fight to protect Texas. As a founding member of the Texas Freedom Caucus, I have been on the front lines against the left’s radical agenda from creeping into Texas. As your Attorney General, I will continue to fight to keep critical race theory out of our schools, protect Texas families from the crisis at our southern border, and stand proudly with our men and women in law enforcement.”

The campaign will be hosting a Telephone Town Hall today at 3:15PM CST, Matt will be taking questions from citizens across the state. Admission to the call can be accessed by dialing in to the listen only line: (540)-409-4375 Ext.76055#

Matt is a fourth-generation Texan, born in Tyler, grew up in San Antonio, and currently resides in the Fort Worth area. During the 87th Legislative Session Representative Krause was appointed Chairman of the House Committee on General Investigating. Additionally, Representative Krause has spent the last four years serving as a member of the House Committee on Judiciary and Civil Jurisprudence which has jurisdiction and oversight of the Office of Attorney General and the civil court system. During his tenure as a state representative, Matt has fought to protect the unborn, restore trust in our election system, defend Second Amendment rights, secure the border, reform skyrocketing property taxes, strengthen Texas families, preserve religious liberties, support law enforcement, and provide meaningful criminal justice reform.