DREW SPRINGER
LIFELONG CONSERVATIVE REPUBLICAN FOR TEXAS SENATE
Endorsed by the NRA, Texas Alliance for Life, Texas Municipal Police Association,
Texans for Lawsuit Reform, Texas Classroom Teachers Association,
and conservative leaders you know and trust!
Early voting is from Wednesday, December 9th - Tuesday, December 15th. Election Day is Saturday, December 19th. Find your polling locations below:
Archer County Courthouse Annex, Meeting Room
112 E Walnut St.
Archer City, TX 76351
Holliday City Hall
110 W. Olive St.
Holliday, TX 76366
Holliday Community Center
201 N. Walnut Street
Holliday TX 76366
Lakeside City Municipal Building
42 Donna St.
Lakeside City TX 76308
Wells Fargo Building
211 N Clay St.
Henrietta TX 76350
Collin County Elections (Main Early Voting Location)
2010 Redbud Boulevard, Suite 102
McKinney, TX
Anna ISD Administration Bldg - Board Conference Room
201 E 7th Street
Anna, TX
Celina ISD Administration Building - Gymnasium
205 S Colorado Street
Celina, TX
Farmersville City Hall - Council Chambers
205 S Main Street
Farmersville, TX
First Melissa = Building B Foyer
2101 E Melissa Road
Melissa, TX
Josephine City Hall - Council Chambers
201 Main Street
Josephine, TX
Lavon City Hall - Gymnasium
120 School Road
Lavon, TX
New Hope Town Hall - Council Chambers
121 Rockcrest Road
New Hope, TX
Princeton Public Works Department - Conference Room
255 Monte Carlo Boulevard
Princeton, TX
Prosper Town Hall - Community Room
250 W First Street
Prosper, TX
Wylie Senior Recreation Center - Dining Room
800 Thomas Street
Wylie, TX
Cooke County Courthouse Annex Courtroom
112 South Dixon St.
Gainesville, TX 76240
Aubrey City Hall - City Council Chambers
107 S. Main St.
Aubrey, TX 76227
Denton Civic Center - Community Room
321 E. McKinney St.
Denton, TX 76201
Denton County Elections Administration - Multipurpose Room
701 Kimberly Dr.
Denton, TX 76208
Pilot Point Senior Center - Exercise Room
310 S. Washington St.
Pilot Point, TX 76258
Krum ISD Administration Building -Boardroom
1200 Bobcat Blvd.
Krum, TX 76249
Sanger Community Center - Meeting Room
101 Freese Dr.
Sanger, TX 76266
Erath County Courthouse
100 W. Washington St.
Stephenville TX 76401
Grayson County Sub-Courthouse
101 W Woodard
Denison TX 75021
Pottsboro ISD Administration Building
105 Cardinal Lane
Pottsboro TX 75076
Election Administration Building
115 W Houston
Sherman TX 75090
Grayson College, South Campus
1455 W. Van Alstyne Pkwy
Van Alstyne TX 75495
Whitesboro City Hall
111 W Main
Whitesboro TX 76273
Jack County Courthouse Assembly RM 104
100 N Main
Jacksboro TX 76458
Montague County Annex - Community Room
11339 State HWY 59 N
Montague TX 76251
Nocona HJ Justin Community Center
100 Clay St.
Nocona TX 76255
Saint Jo Civic Center
101 Boggess St.
Saint Jo TX 76265
Bowie Bible Baptist
1400 State HWY 59 N
Bowie TX 76230
Palo Pinto County Election Office
435 Oak Street
Palo Pinto, TX
Palo Pinto County Annex - Postons Building
109 North Oak Ave.
Mineral Wells TX 76067
Parker County Courthouse Annex
1112 Santa Fe Dr
Weatherford, 76086
Springtown Senior Center - Community Room
1070 N Main St
Springtown, TX 76082
Peaster ISD Rock Gym
8512 FM Rd 920
Peaster, TX 76088
Aledo ISD Admin Building - Louden
Rm 1008 Bailey Ranch Rd.
Aledo, TX 76008
Wise County Fairgrounds (Women’s Building)
3101 S. FM 51
Decatur, TX 76234
Alvord City Hall
215 W. Elm
Alvord, TX 76225
Boyd Community Center
420 E. Morton Ave.
Boyd, TX 76023
Bridgeport Law Enforcement Center
1000 Thompson St.
Bridgeport, TX 76426
North Texas Central College
928 Cherry St.
Graham TX 76450
Olney Community Library
807 W. Hamilton
Olney TX 76374
Drew Springer is the State Representative for HD 68 and is running for State Senator in SD 30. Drew is Christian and a lifelong conservative Republican who fights to preserve Texas values, promote economic development and works to end excessive regulations that stifle business. Drew is a firm believer that life begins at conception and supports measures to limit or eliminate abortion. A staunch supporter of the Second Amendment, Springer fights to decrease the limitations of law-abiding gun owners from protecting themselves and their loved ones.
Drew was raised, educated, and works in Senate District 30. He grew up in Parker County, is in the Weatherford HS Hall of Fame, graduated from the University of North Texas with a bachelor's degree in accounting. He spent fifteen years working for a railcar company as an accountant and eventually overseeing three divisions as president. He left to join his father's financial services business in Parker County, where Drew has specialized in agricultural managed futures for over a decade. Drew and his wife of 29 years, Lydia, reside in Cooke County. They have three children, a daughter-in-law and one grandson.
PROPERTY TAXES – Voted to cut property taxes by $5 billion.
ECONOMY & JOBS – Fix the economy by balancing the budget and limiting government intrusion and frivolous regulations.
FUND LAW ENFORCEMENT – Committed to fully funding local police departments.
BORDER SECURITY – Worked to add more border patrol agents and better technology on the border to keep drug cartels, gangs, and human traffickers out of our state.
EDUCATION – Make sure more money goes into the classroom, not the bureaucracy. Co-Authored HB3 that increased the investment in teachers and classrooms by over $9 Billion while still lowering school property taxes by an average of 8 percent. Successfully fought to reduce standardized testing and will continue to do so as your next senator. High-stakes testing should not be used during the COVID-19 pandemic.
RIGHT TO LIFE – 100% pro-life. I have been proud to help pass key pro-life legislation, including bills banning the practice of dismemberment abortions, requiring that abortion complications be reported, and prohibiting abortions after 20 weeks. I have fought and will continue to fight to prohibit abortion facilities, such as Planned Parenthood, from receiving your taxpayer dollars.
SECOND AMENDMENT – I have consistently received top ratings from the NRA and TSRA because I am committed to protecting our right to bear arms. Since entering office, we have reduced and eliminated regulations on the use and ownership of firearms, including passing legislation to allow for open carry and campus carry. Every session I have authored and passed several 2nd Amendment bills including changing the classification of suppressors in Texas, reducing stringent finger-printing requirements, and removing the penalties for forgetful CHL holders at airports
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PROVEN CONSERVATIVE:
Representative James Frank (Wichita, HD-69)
Representative Justin Holland (parts of Collin, HD-33)
Representative Jeff Leach (Collin, HD-67)
Representative Mike Lang (Palo Pinto, HD-60)
Representative Candy Noble (Collin, HD-89)
Representative Jared Patterson (Denton HD-106)
Representative Scott Sanford (Collin, HD-70)
Representative Reggie Smith (Grayson, HD-62)
Representative Matt Shaheen (Collin, HD-66)
Representative Lynn Stucky (Denton, HD-64)
Representative-Elect Shelby Slawson (Erath, HD-59)
Representative-Elect Glenn Rogers (Palo Pinto, HD-60
Senator Pat Fallon (Current Senator & GOP Congress Candidate)
Senator Donna Campbell, R-New Braunfels S
Senator Bryan Hughes, R-Mineola
Senator Charles Perry, R-Lubbock
*The Honorable Robert Duncan, former Texas Senator for SD28, and former Chancellor of Texas Tech University System
Rena Peden, Former Secretary, Republican Party of Texas
Wise Co. GOP Chair Eric Marney
Jack Co. GOP Chair Sharon Van Baale
Palo Pinto GOP Chair Barbara Upham
Former Wise Co. GOP Chairman Allen Williamson
Former Grayson Co. GOP Chairman Clyde Siebman
Former SREC SD 30 Clyde Siebman
Former Erath Co. GOP Chair Gill Parks
Former Young Co. GOP Chair Oletta Elkins
Robin Phillips, Republican Activist & Precinct Chair, Grayson County
Jeff Burley, Treasurer, Grayson Republicans PAC
Robert Pratt, Former Republican County Chairman, Lubbock
Pratt on Texas Full Endorsement (Click Here)
Cook Co. Judge Jason Brinkley
Jack Co. Judge Keith Umphress
Cooke Comm. Leon Klement
Grayson Co. Comm. Bart Lawrence
Grayson Co. Comm. Phyllis James
Parker Co. Comm. Larry Don Walden
Young Co. Comm. Matt Pruitt
Grayson Co. Sheriff Tom Watt
Jack Co. Sheriff Tommy Spurlock
Montague Co. Sheriff Marshall Thomas
Wise Co. Sheriff Lane Akin
Clay Co. Sheriff-Elect Jeff Lyde
Wise Co. Clerk Sherry Lemon
Wichita Falls Mayor Stephen Santellana
Bowie Mayor Gaylynn Burris
Gainesville Mayor Jim Goldsworthy
Nocona Mayor Robert Fenoglio
Bells Mayor Angela Le Blanc
Howe Mayor Bill French
Sathmayd Mayor David Turner
Pottsboro Mayor Frank Budra
Gunter Mayor Mark Millar
Mineral Wells City Councilman Doyle Light
Sherman City Councilman Josh Stevenson
Weatherford City Councilman Jeff Robinson
Mineral Wells City Councilman Doyle Light
Stephenville City Councilman Ricky Thurman
Weatherford ISD School Board VP Brian Catlin
Pottsboro Police Chief Shone Nix
Brett Graham, CEO of Graham International & Graham Truck, Grayson County Business Leader & former President of the Texas Association of Business
Robert Brady, Former Mayor, Denison
Joseph D. Brown, Former District Attorney, Grayson County
Representative Greg Bonnen; Representative Briscoe Cain; Representative Giovanni Capriglione; Representative John Cyrier; Representative Stephanie Klick; Representative Jim Murphy; Representative Dade Phelan; Representative James White;
Representative Cecil Bell; Representative Dwayne Bohac; Representative Brad Buckley; Representative DeWayne Burns;
Representative Craig Goldman; Representative Sam Harless; Representative Cody Harris; Representative Cole Hefner
Representative Matt Krause; Representative Ben Leman; Representative Brooks Landgraf; Representative Will Metcalf;
Representative Mayes Middleton; Representative Andy Murr; Representative Tom Oliverson; Representative Dennis Paul;
Representative Valarie Swanson; Representative Ed Thompson; Representative Steve Toth; Representative Terry Wilson;
Representative Bill Zedler
Pol Adv. Paid for by Drew Springer for Texas
P.O. Box 6, Muenster, Texas 76252
