Ballotpedia, John McQueeney

John lives in Fort Worth, Texas. He earned a bachelor's degree in e-business and marketing from Texas Christian University. He and his wife Katie have 2 children. The family attends St. Andrews Catholic Church.

John is a business leader and real estate investor. He has owned and operated McDonald's franchises, worked as a trucking contractor with FedEx, and recently acquired a Chicken Express franchise.

John McQueeney's campaign for state representative is his first run for public office.

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Supports passing permanent property tax relief for homeowners and businesses.

Supports reducing regulations to help businesses grow.

- Supports passing permanent property tax relief for homeowners and businesses.
- Supports reducing regulations to help businesses grow.

Economy

Supports classifying cartels as terrorist organizations and combating Fentanyl and human trafficking.

Supports classifying cartels as terrorist organizations and combating fentanyl and human trafficking.

Believes the Texas Border is vulnerable and supports measures to enhance its security.

- Supports classifying cartels as terrorist organizations and combating fentanyl and human trafficking.
- Believes the Texas Border is vulnerable and supports measures to enhance its security.

Public Safety

As of September 7, 2024, John McQueeney’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Healthcare

Believes in increasing school funding, giving teachers pay raises, and supporting parental school choice.

Believes in creating an environment where every student has access to the best educational opportunities.

- Believes in increasing school funding, giving teachers pay raises, and supporting parental school choice.
- Believes in creating an environment where every student has access to the best educational opportunities.

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John McQueeney

John McQueeney lives in Fort Worth, Texas, and is a proud alumnus of Texas Christian University. He and his wife Katie have two children, Jack and Sheridan, who attend All Saints Episcopal School. The family attends St. Andrews Catholic Church.

John McQueeney is a business leader and real estate investor. His professional career began at RadioShack Corporation, where he advanced from Leasing Representative to Director of Leasing. He has owned and operated McDonald's franchises, worked as a trucking contractor with FedEx, and recently acquired a Chicken Express franchise.

As of September 12, 2024, John McQueeney’s website did not contain information on this issue.

As a contractor with FedEx, grew a fleet from four to 50 trucks.

Believes in supporting the local economy and job creation through business ownership, and has recently acquired a Chicken Express franchise.

Believes in reducing regulations to support business growth.

The candidate's website says, "After leaving RadioShack, John worked to become a McDonald’s franchisee."

As a McDonald's franchise owner, expanded operations from San Antonio to Fort Worth.

Supports substantial property tax relief.

As a small business owner and entrepreneur, McQueeney said, "I am running to defend the conservative values that have made our economy strong and to ensure that future generations have a safer and more prosperous Texas."

Believes in "Defending the Texas Border."

Supports First Amendment rights, including free speech and religious freedom.

Believes securing the border is essential to stopping drug and human trafficking.

Plans to increase funding for public schools.

Supports increasing school funding and parent empowerment.

Believes in supporting local education through community involvement, evidenced by his advisory role at Texas Christian University.

Supports advocating for teacher pay raises.

Supports increasing school funding and passing school choice.

Supports improving education by increasing school funding and implementing school choice.

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