Roland Gutierrez

Gutierrez, an attorney, earned his J.D. from St. Mary's University School of Law, and B.A. in political science from the University of Texas, San Antonio. He is a Parishioner with Mission San José.[1]

Prior to his election, he served on the San Antonio City Council from 2005-2008.

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Gutierrez's website highlighted the following campaign themes:

1. Elect State Insurance Commissioner - "Changing from an appointed to an elected state insurance commissioner could help inject accountability into the system and give Texans more leverage over continuing rate hikes by the major insurance corporations."

2. Repeal Texas Blue Laws - "Texas needs to modernize its economy to bring in revenue and safeguard vital services. One way is to level the playing field for small businesses by repealing current state laws that prohibit Sunday sales of alcohol in retail outlets but allow beer and wine sales in bars and restaurants."

3. Generate Millions By Closing Loophole - "close the longstanding loophole in the state's excise tax that calculates some tobacco products' tax liability according to price instead of weight. HB 1289 closes that loophole - and bring in an estimates $100 million in additional revenue for Texas."