Ramon Romero Jr. is a Fort Worth native. He lives in East Fort Worth and has 4 children. 

Ramon is the owner of A-Fast Tile & Coping and Stone Mason Supply. He previously worked with the Fort Worth City Council and served on the Fort Worth Zoning Commission.

Ramon Romero Jr. currently serves as State Representative for House District 90 in  Texas. He was first elected in 2014 and is in his fifth term. He previously ran for Fort Worth City Council in 2012 but did not win. He also served as Chair of the Fort Worth Planning Commission. 

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As a state representative, he passed legislation promoting criminal justice reform.

As a state representative, he passed legislation addressing human trafficking.

- As a state representative, he passed legislation promoting criminal justice reform.
- As a state representative, he passed legislation addressing human trafficking.

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As a state representative, passed eight pieces of legislation on mental health access.

As a state representative, he passed legislation promoting mental health access.

- As a state representative, he passed legislation promoting mental health access.

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Supports reforming public education funding.

- Supports reforming public education funding.
- Opposes school vouchers.

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Ramon Romero Jr

Ramon Romero Jr. currently serves as State Representative for House District 90 in Fort Worth, Texas. He was first elected in 2014 and is in his fifth term. He previously ran for Fort Worth City Council in 2012 but did not win. He also served as Chair of the Fort Worth Planning Commission. 

As chair of the Fort Worth Planning Commission, Romero helped manage the city's growth during a time of significant expansion.

Serves on the House Committee on Transportation, which oversees the Texas Department of Transportation and transportation-related issues, and the House Committee on Urban Affairs, which addresses issues related to city governance, housing, and economic development.

Ramon Romero Jr. is a lifelong resident of Fort Worth, Texas, where he still lives in the East Fort Worth neighborhood he grew up in. He is the father of four children: Lindsay, Lauren, Giovanni, and Ramon, and a proud grandfather to three grandchildren.

Ramon Romero Jr. is the owner of A-Fast Tile & Coping and Stone Mason Supply.

Ramon Romero Jr. is serving his fifth term as State Representative for House District 90 in Fort Worth, Texas. He currently serves on the House Committee on Transportation and the House Committee on Urban Affairs. He previously ran for Fort Worth City Council in 2012 and won the Democratic Primary for House District 90 in 2014.

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