Ken Paxton
State Representative Ken Paxton was elected to the Texas House of Representatives in 2002 and is currently serving his 4th term representing district 70. Ken Paxton received his BA and MBA from Baylor University. Representative Paxton also earned a law degree from the University of Virginia Law School in 1991. Ken and his wife Angela live in McKinney, TX and have 4 children; Tucker, Abby, Madison, and Katie.
Conservative Bills for Ken Paxton
Ken Paxton
Rep. Ken Paxton has fought tirelessly against property taxes. He authored and passed HB 1038, requiring county chief appraisers when determining the market value of a residence homestead to not exclude from consideration the values of other property in the neighborhood that sold at foreclosure or that declined in value because of the economy.
Check the status of the bill on the Texas Legislature Online website.
HB 756 & HJR 70
HB 756 & HJR 70, by State Rep. Ken Paxton, would tighten the existing state spending limit to require greater fiscal responsibility, and draw a greater focus on a limited number of constitutional state priorities.
Courageous Conservative Award
Last session, State Rep. Ken Paxton (R-McKinney) earned a score of 96.32 on the comprehensive TCC scorecard, the highest rating of all 150 members of the Texas House of Representatives. Rep. Paxton is a Courageous Conservative. Â
