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    KATY - State Representative Mike Schofield (R-Katy) announced today he will seek re-election to a third term representing Katy and Cypress as State Representative, District 132, in the 2018 election. "It’s been an honor to serve my neighbors in Katy and Cypress in the Texas legislature," Schofield said. "I am committed to continuing to fight for the principles of limited government, low taxes, free enterprise, and family values." Schofield passed a landmark statute in the 2017 session to protect the integrity of Texas elections by allowing the state's Attorney General to prosecute conspirators in illegal "vote-harvesting" organizations that steal mail ballots, organize fraudulent voting at polling places, and register fake voters. Schofield filed this bill in response to an increasing number of cases of mass voter fraud, including recently-prosecuted cases in Dallas County, Tarrant County and the Rio Grande Valley. The bill ultimately passed as part of HB 1735. Schofield serves on the influential Republican Caucus Policy Committee, which recommends to GOP House members which bills to support or oppose, also passed measures preventing school districts from circumventing the law requiring their meetings to be recorded and placed on the district's website, requiring school districts to give information to school board members so they can do their job overseeing the district, appropriating an additional $20 million to programs providing alternatives to abortion, preventing thousands of divorces, child custody decisions, and adoptions from being nullified due to procedural mistakes, and preventing activist judges from throwing out state statutes without the attorney general being notified and having the opportunity to defend the statutes. Schofield also killed a proposed amendment to the state budget that would have placed burdensome reporting requirements on faith-based foster care providers that the state does not require of other providers. Schofield is preparing for the special session of the legislature called by Governor Greg Abbott, where he will be filing bills to limit the growth of state spending to the increase in the state's population plus inflation, limit the ability of cities to control land outside their city limits (known as "extraterritorial jurisdiction") without providing services to those landowners, limit the ability of homeowner's associations to make residents remove religious displays, and crack down on mail ballot fraud in Texas elections.

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    KATY - State Representative Mike Schofield (R-Katy) announced today he will seek re-election to a third term representing Katy and Cypress as State Representative, District 132, in the 2018 election. "It’s been an honor to serve my neighbors in Katy and Cypress in the Texas legislature," Schofield said. "I am committed to continuing to fight for the principles of limited government, low taxes, free enterprise, and family values." Schofield passed a landmark statute in the 2017 session to protect the integrity of Texas elections by allowing the state's Attorney General to prosecute conspirators in illegal "vote-harvesting" organizations that steal mail ballots, organize fraudulent voting at polling places, and register fake voters. Schofield filed this bill in response to an increasing number of cases of mass voter fraud, including recently-prosecuted cases in Dallas County, Tarrant County and the Rio Grande Valley. The bill ultimately passed as part of HB 1735. Schofield serves on the influential Republican Caucus Policy Committee, which recommends to GOP House members which bills to support or oppose, also passed measures preventing school districts from circumventing the law requiring their meetings to be recorded and placed on the district's website, requiring school districts to give information to school board members so they can do their job overseeing the district, appropriating an additional $20 million to programs providing alternatives to abortion, preventing thousands of divorces, child custody decisions, and adoptions from being nullified due to procedural mistakes, and preventing activist judges from throwing out state statutes without the attorney general being notified and having the opportunity to defend the statutes. Schofield also killed a proposed amendment to the state budget that would have placed burdensome reporting requirements on faith-based foster care providers that the state does not require of other providers. Schofield is preparing for the special session of the legislature called by Governor Greg Abbott, where he will be filing bills to limit the growth of state spending to the increase in the state's population plus inflation, limit the ability of cities to control land outside their city limits (known as "extraterritorial jurisdiction") without providing services to those landowners, limit the ability of homeowner's associations to make residents remove religious displays, and crack down on mail ballot fraud in Texas elections.

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    KATY - State Representative Mike Schofield (R-Katy) announced today he will seek re-election to a third term representing Katy and Cypress as State Representative, District 132, in the 2018 election. "It’s been an honor to serve my neighbors in Katy and Cypress in the Texas legislature," Schofield said. "I am committed to continuing to fight for the principles of limited government, low taxes, free enterprise, and family values." Schofield passed a landmark statute in the 2017 session to protect the integrity of Texas elections by allowing the state's Attorney General to prosecute conspirators in illegal "vote-harvesting" organizations that steal mail ballots, organize fraudulent voting at polling places, and register fake voters. Schofield filed this bill in response to an increasing number of cases of mass voter fraud, including recently-prosecuted cases in Dallas County, Tarrant County and the Rio Grande Valley. The bill ultimately passed as part of HB 1735. Schofield serves on the influential Republican Caucus Policy Committee, which recommends to GOP House members which bills to support or oppose, also passed measures preventing school districts from circumventing the law requiring their meetings to be recorded and placed on the district's website, requiring school districts to give information to school board members so they can do their job overseeing the district, appropriating an additional $20 million to programs providing alternatives to abortion, preventing thousands of divorces, child custody decisions, and adoptions from being nullified due to procedural mistakes, and preventing activist judges from throwing out state statutes without the attorney general being notified and having the opportunity to defend the statutes. Schofield also killed a proposed amendment to the state budget that would have placed burdensome reporting requirements on faith-based foster care providers that the state does not require of other providers. Schofield is preparing for the special session of the legislature called by Governor Greg Abbott, where he will be filing bills to limit the growth of state spending to the increase in the state's population plus inflation, limit the ability of cities to control land outside their city limits (known as "extraterritorial jurisdiction") without providing services to those landowners, limit the ability of homeowner's associations to make residents remove religious displays, and crack down on mail ballot fraud in Texas elections.

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    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Allen Blakemore

    MONDAY JUNE 19, 2017 713-526-3399

    State Rep. Mike Schofield to seek reelection


    KATY - State Representative Mike Schofield (R-Katy) announced today he will seek re-
    election to a third term representing Katy and Cypress as State Representative, District
    132, in the 2018 election.

    "Its been an honor to serve my neighbors in Katy and Cypress in the Texas legislature,"
    Schofield said. "I am committed to continuing to fight for the principles of limited
    government, low taxes, free enterprise, and family values."

    Schofield passed a landmark statute in the 2017 session to protect the integrity of Texas
    elections by allowing the state's Attorney General to prosecute conspirators in illegal "vote-
    harvesting" organizations that steal mail ballots, organize fraudulent voting at polling
    places, and register fake voters. Schofield filed this bill in response to an increasing number
    of cases of mass voter fraud, including recently-prosecuted cases in Dallas County, Tarrant
    County and the Rio Grande Valley. The bill ultimately passed as part of HB 1735.

    Schofield serves on the influential Republican Caucus Policy Committee, which


    recommends to GOP House members which bills to support or oppose, also passed
    measures preventing school districts from circumventing the law requiring their meetings
    to be recorded and placed on the district's website, requiring school districts to give
    information to school board members so they can do their job overseeing the district,
    appropriating an additional $20 million to programs providing alternatives to abortion,
    preventing thousands of divorces, child custody decisions, and adoptions from being
    nullified due to procedural mistakes, and preventing activist judges from throwing out
    state statutes without the attorney general being notified and having the opportunity to
    defend the statutes. Schofield also killed a proposed amendment to the state budget that
    would have placed burdensome reporting requirements on faith-based foster care
    providers that the state does not require of other providers.

    Schofield is preparing for the special session of the legislature called by Governor Greg
    Abbott, where he will be filing bills to limit the growth of state spending to the increase in
    the state's population plus inflation, limit the ability of cities to control land outside their
    city limits (known as "extraterritorial jurisdiction") without providing services to those
    landowners, limit the ability of homeowner's associations to make residents remove
    religious displays, and crack down on mail ballot fraud in Texas elections.

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    Pol ad pd for by Mike Schofield campaign

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