Will Campbell

Will Campbell (Republican Party) is running for election to the Texas House of Representatives to represent District 109. He is on the ballot in the general election on November 3, 2026. He advanced from the Republican primary on March 3, 2026.

Please list below 3 key messages of your campaign. What are the main points you want voters to remember about your goals for your time in office?

Texans are seeking change in Austin from the politics of the last 25 years to something that works. The government has been too involved in more aspects of our lives than it was ever designed or intended to be involved in.

I was asked to run as a Republican for District 109 to be a part of the larger team in Texas seeking to bring about serious change in the way our state government operates. The conservative agenda for the freedom of Texans is just getting started, and I look forward to representing District 109 as we work to bring about the change that matters.

Lean and smart government, lower taxes, and a business friendly environment to bring in more jobs, bring stability for cost of living, and strengthen our infrastructure.Affordability has been made the word of the year, and the topic of primary focus for the mid-terms across the country going into 2026. Texas is ranked 19th for lowest cost of living in the country, but we can do better.

Inflation is caused by excess government printing of money to pay for welfare spending that produces nothing. This is a Federal matter that requires a new vision and restructuring of Federal programs. But what can we do here in Texas?

First and foremost, we can end property taxes entirely. This would reduce the cost of living for families in Texas dramatically, and for renters as well. This would be replaced with an impartial, flat sales tax paid on all transactions, no exceptions.Texas needs to lead the nation in economic growth and stability to ensure long term stability of our economy for our people regardless of what happens to the rest of the country. To do this, we must find ways to simplify the means of entering the overall Texas market and opening up the market of Texas based corporations to Texans for investment.

What ultimately drives affordability is a person's income. This requires a jobs market that compels businesses to actively recruit to find and hire Texans to fill positions. This means that Texans can always be on the look out for the next opportunity to advance and increase their income over time. We must increase the supply of jobs, which means increase the number of businesses.

What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about?

Ending property taxes and restructuring the revenue streams for the state government, counties, and cities through an advanced sales tax and other passive systems.

Making business easy to start, easy to raise capital, easy to operate, and easy to produce wealth for owners and employees alike.

Improving infrastructure to support business growth and reduce costs through encouraging innovation in the laws and regulations that govern logistics and energy distribution.

Leveraging the network the District 109 House seat has to bring business to District 109, creating new opportunities for my constituents.