A life-long resident of Brazos County, a small business owner for over 50 years, and a member of the Class of ’69, John Raney has a deep understanding and great passion for his community. As an experienced and engaged leader, he has dedicated his life to building the Republican Party and strengthening the conservative movement in Texas. John considers it a great honor to serve as State Representative for District 14 in the Texas Legislature, and values the trust placed in him for this responsibility. He has the experience and knowledge to get the job done, applying common sense, making educated decisions, and staying true to his conservative principles. Read more ›
Today, State Representative John Raney (Bryan/College Station) filed HJR 75 that would allow Texans to vote on a constitutional amendment to modernize the organization and procedures of the Texas Legislature. Currently, the Texas Legislature convenes its regular session on the second Tuesday of January in odd-numbered years for 140 days. A provision in the Texas […]
State Representative John Raney continues to bring home results to Texas A&M and the Brazos Valley. Raney continues to serve on the House Committees on Higher Education and Appropriations, the committee that crafts the state’s budget. These committees impact the Brazos Valley community more than any other committees in the Legislature. With his participation in […]
AUSTIN — Texans for Lawsuit Reform PAC (TLRPAC) today endorsed Rep. John Raney for reelection in the Republican Primary for House District 14, which covers part of Brazos County. “Throughout his time in the Texas House, Rep. Raney has fought for the best interests of his constituents, particularly through his service on the House Appropriations […]
Today, State Representative John Raney (R-Bryan) released an initial list of endorsements in his reelection campaign for the Texas House of Representatives. Since 2011, Raney has served the people of District 14 in the Texas House of Representatives, an area of Brazos County that includes Bryan and College Station, as well as the main campus […]
