Charlie Geren

Geren is Vice President/Partner of Kelly, Geren and Searcy, and President of Railhead Smokehouse. He has worked as a Deputy in the United States Marshal Service, was President of LGS Godly Ranch Corporation, and a former member of Westside State Bank.

Geren is a member of the Fort Worth Restaurant Association, Fort Worth Zoo, Greater Fort Worth Association of Realtors, Junior Achievement, Lena Pope Home, Ronald McDonald House, Rotary Club, Texas Association of Realtors, and Texas Restaurant Association.[1]

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Geren's campaign website highlighted the following issues:

As your Republican State Representative, Charlie has fought to protect our local economy and the local companies, small, medium, and large that keep our neighbors on the job. Charlie’s a staunch defender of individual rights. He fought for and passed strong pro-property rights reform. He’s a protector of our 2nd Amendment rights. And he’s voted for sound fiscal policies that balance budgets and keep taxes low so the private sector can grow.[21]

—Charlie Geren[22]