Ballotpedia, Ron Reynolds

Ronald Reynolds

Ronald was born in Jackson, TN, and later established his home in Houston, Texas. He is a Christian and the father of 3 children. He earned a bachelor's degree in public affairs from Texas Southern University and a law degree from Texas Tech University School of Law. 

Ronald is the vice president and principal at Civitas Engineering Group. He is also a former attorney.

Ronald Reynolds is a state representative in State House District 27 and is the chair of the Texas Legislative Black Caucus and vice chair of the Texas Energy & Climate Caucus. He also founded and previously chaired the Texas House Progressive Caucus. He is currently serving his 7th term.

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As Legislative Leader for the Texas State NAACP and the Texas Coalition of Black Democrats, he spearheaded efforts for social justice.

As legislative leader for the Texas State NAACP and the Texas Coalition of Black Democrats, has led efforts for social justice.

- As legislative leader for the Texas State NAACP and the Texas Coalition of Black Democrats, has led efforts for social justice.

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As Vice Chair of the Texas Energy & Climate Caucus, supported initiatives for sustainable energy and climate action.

As vice chair of the Texas Energy & Climate Caucus, supported initiatives for sustainable energy and climate action.

- As vice chair of the Texas Energy & Climate Caucus, supported initiatives for sustainable energy and climate action.

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Supports community involvement in organizations like the Texas State NAACP and the Texas Coalition of Black Democrats, believing in the importance of social justice and positive change for education.

Believes in giving back to the community through volunteer work.

As Legislative Leader for the Texas State NAACP and the Texas Coalition of Black Democrats, supported educational initiatives that address social justice issues.

As legislative leader for the Texas State NAACP and the Texas Coalition of Black Democrats, supported educational initiatives that address social justice issues.

Believes in mentoring youth and supporting charitable causes.

Believes in the importance of faith-based volunteerism.

Believes in the importance of faith, Christianity, and volunteerism in shaping community values and supporting educational initiatives.

Believes volunteering is crucial for community and social development in Texas.

Believes volunteering for Texas organizations fosters community support and personal growth.

Supports initiatives to enhance community development in Texas, including improving access to education.

Believes volunteers can support organizations with administrative tasks and fundraising efforts and provide new perspectives that drive innovation and help tackle challenges.

Believes volunteering is integral to Texas communities, highlighting its importance in local initiatives such as soup kitchens and school Parent-Teacher Associations (PTAs).

Supports mentoring youth and charity work.

Believes volunteers are essential in helping communities overcome obstacles and achieve goals, despite facing bureaucratic challenges.

Believes funding is a primary obstacle to developing sustainable community projects in Texas.

Believes the primary obstacles to sustainable projects are insufficient funding, inadequate infrastructure, and bureaucratic red tape.

Ronald Reynolds was born in Jackson, TN, and later established his home in Houston, Texas. He is a Christian and the father of three children.

Ron Reynolds is the Vice President and Principal at Civitas Engineering Group. He is also a former attorney.

Ron Reynolds serves as the State Representative for House District 27 and is the Chair of the Texas Legislative Black Caucus and Vice Chair of the Texas Energy & Climate Caucus. He also founded and previously chaired the Texas House Progressive Caucus.

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