### Will Campbell

I was born in Galveston, TX and raised all over Texas before graduating from Wimberley High School in 2003. A few weeks after graduation, I went to MCRD San Diego to become a United States Marine, and then to Camp Pendleton, CA for infantry training to become MOS 0311 Rifleman Scout.

Will Campbell - Republican Candidate for Texas House District 109 — Will Campbell For Texas

### Will Campbell

I was born in Galveston, TX and raised all over Texas before graduating from Wimberley High School in 2003. A few weeks after graduation, I went to MCRD San Diego to become a United States Marine, and then to Camp Pendleton, CA for infantry training to become MOS 0311 Rifleman Scout. I served 10 years on active duty, serving in both OIF and OEF in combat, including Operation Phantom Fury (Fallujah Iraq) and Mountain Lion (Northern Hindu Kush Afghanistan).
During my last few years, I successfully trained 1600 Marines in Infantry tactics, techniques, and procedures, as well as over 600 foreign law enforcement and military personnel with various allies across the world.
I was honorably discharged in 2013 after injuring both of my hips, and started my civilian life with my wife and four children in California. Eventually, we returned back to Texas, this time settling in the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex, starting in Arlington, ending in Cedar Hill, TX as of 2018 where we live today.

### Education

* Bachelor’s in Business Management from DeVry University, Summa Cum Laude, 2015.

* Master’s in Theological Studies, concentration in Biblical Studies, Dallas Baptist University, 2018

* Master’s in Christian Ministry, concentration in Christian Education, Dallas Baptist University, 2018

* Master' of Business Administration, Strategic Management, University of North Texas, 2021

Will Campbell was born in Galveston and raised in communities throughout Texas. He earned a bachelor's degree in business management from DeVry University, a master's degree in theological studies with a concentration in biblical studies and a master's degree in Christian ministry with a concentration in Christian education from Dallas Baptist University, and a Master of Business Administration in strategic management from the University of North Texas. He is married and has four children.

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Will is a first-time candidate for political office.

2026 Texas General Election

### We Can Abolish Property Taxes!

The Texas Property Tax Replacement Plan (TPTRP) will abolish property taxes, replacing it with a 3.25% sales tax on all non cost of living sales, saving Texas households thousands each year while fully funding our Cities, Counties, and ISDs.

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Every legislative session, Texas debates property tax relief — appraisal caps, homestead exemptions, rate rollback elections, circuit breakers. None of these reforms address the underlying problem: a tax on the assessed value of an asset you already own, billed annually regardless of income, is structurally incompatible with financial security and true property ownership. The Texas Property Tax Replacement Plan does not propose to reform property taxes.

It proposes to end them permanently — by constitutional amendment — and replace them with a tax on economic activity, not on the privilege of owning what you have already paid for.

We Can End Property Taxes in Texas — Will Campbell For Texas

### Freeing Texas Business Large & Small By Ending Franchise Tax and BPP Tax

The TPTRP will also abolish the Franchise Tax and Business Personal Property Tax along with other state level taxes, freeing up Texas businesses large and small from the burden of this alternative form of income taxation, reducing their costs and making it even easier to operate in Texas.

Proposes abolishing property taxes through a constitutional amendment and replacing them with a 3.25% sales tax.

Proposes eliminating the franchise tax and business personal property tax under the Texas Property Tax Replacement Plan.

- Proposes abolishing property taxes through a constitutional amendment and replacing them with a 3.25% sales tax.
- Proposes eliminating the franchise tax and business personal property tax under the Texas Property Tax Replacement Plan.

Economy

After the US Supreme Court passed the terrible ruling on the subject of “Birthright citizenship” it is more important now than ever to end the abuse of our citizenship laws via “birth tourism” - businesses offering protection and citizenship to babies born in the US to foreign nationals who are not immigrants. This bill will criminalize the practice and hold accountable those who would devalue what it is to be a citizen of Texas, and of America.

I will author, promote, and vote for legislation that will make it mandatory for all Texas local governments as well as state and local law enforcement to support the lawful efforts of Federal agencies in enforcing Federal law in the state of Texas, and that will enforce punishment on municipalities and law enforcement departments that fail to comply and/or actively support the illegal activities of these activist gangs in Texas.

I will author and vote for legislation that improves how we give back to these brave men and women, who put their lives on the line for us everyday.

    1. Make sure that disability benefit covers cancers unique to our female first responders.

    2. Fund through existing programs better mental health support activities for departments across the state.

    3. Pass laws that jail persons who interfere with first responders in the performance of their duties, putting their lives at risk.

Proposes criminalizing businesses that facilitate birth tourism and holding participants accountable.

Proposes criminalizing businesses that facilitate "birth tourism" and holding participants accountable.

Plans to require Texas local governments and law-enforcement agencies to assist federal agencies in enforcing federal law, with penalties for noncompliance.

Plans to support laws that would jail people who interfere with first responders performing their duties.

- Proposes criminalizing businesses that facilitate "birth tourism" and holding participants accountable.
- Plans to require Texas local governments and law-enforcement agencies to assist federal agencies in enforcing federal law, with penalties for noncompliance.
- Plans to support laws that would jail people who interfere with first responders performing their duties.

Public Safety

Life begins at conception. We are created in that moment as either male or female, regardless of any defect that may develop due to either natural or human causes. Babies in their mother’s womb have the same rights to life, liberty, and property as all other humans, and are worthy of having their lives protected. Therefore, I will vote in favor of all legislation that ends abortion in the state of Texas.

In addition, I will author, promote, and vote in favor of any legislation that improves existing laws to ensure clarity for healthcare providers and women in tragic circumstances that the law may not provide clear direction on, in order to protect the life of the mother and the child.

Plans to vote for legislation ending abortion in Texas and to support clearer laws for providers and women in tragic circumstances.

Plans to vote for legislation ending abortion in Texas and to support clearer laws for "healthcare providers and women in tragic circumstances."

- Plans to vote for legislation ending abortion in Texas and to support clearer laws for "healthcare providers and women in tragic circumstances."

Healthcare

It still routes state funds through a government-administered account. And it still leaves the state in control of education policy, curriculum standards, and school accountability in ways that I believe should belong to parents and local school districts — not to Austin.

My long-term position is more fundamental: end property taxes. End the voucher program. Replace both with a system that gives every Texas family genuine financial freedom and genuine educational choice.

The Texas Education Freedom Accounts (Vouchers): Setting the Record Straight — Will Campbell For Texas

### My Position as a Candidate: TEFA Is a Step in the Right Direction — Not the Final Destination
I support the Texas Education Freedom Accounts program. The TEFA program moves in the right direction: it gives families, particularly lower-income families and families with children who have disabilities, a measure of real choice in education that they did not have before. It is funded responsibly, with a legislative spending cap and a re-appropriation requirement that prevents the kind of unchecked expansion that caused fiscal problems in other states.

I support the Texas Education Freedom Accounts program. The TEFA program moves in the right direction: it gives families, particularly lower-income families and families with children who have disabilities, a measure of real choice in education that they did not have before. It is funded responsibly, with a legislative spending cap and a re-appropriation requirement that prevents the kind of unchecked expansion that caused fiscal problems in other states.

And the data from its inaugural year demonstrates that it is reaching the families it was designed to serve. For all of those reasons, I am glad it was passed and I support its continued, responsible operation. However, I do not believe that the voucher program, as structured, is the long-term answer to education freedom in Texas. It still leaves families paying property taxes to a school district whose school their child may not attend.

I will author, promote, and vote in favor of any legislation that will

    * Increase school choice and freedom to choose your child’s education, improving SB2 to bring real school choice to students and families.

    * Remove the age restriction from the GED program, allowing students to get their high school equivalency as early as possible.

    * Give power and authority over school districts to the local communities.

    * End state governance of education.

I will work with our state’s attorney general and the legislature to take whatever action is necessary, whether through passing legislation or filing suits, to guarantee the freedom of religious observance in our schools.

Plans to end the voucher program and property taxes as part of a different system for educational choice.

Plans to end the voucher program and property taxes to give Texans "genuine  financial freedom and genuine educational choice."

Supports the Texas Education Freedom Accounts program while describing it as an interim step rather than a long-term solution.

Plans to support legislation expanding school choice, including changes to Senate Bill 2.

Plans to remove the age restriction for obtaining a General Educational Development credential.

Plans to shift authority over school districts to local communities and end state governance of education.

Plans to pursue legislation or lawsuits to protect religious observance in schools.

- Plans to end the voucher program and property taxes to give Texans "genuine  financial freedom and genuine educational choice."
- Supports the Texas Education Freedom Accounts program while describing it as an interim step rather than a long-term solution.
- Plans to support legislation expanding school choice, including changes to Senate Bill 2.
- Plans to remove the age restriction for obtaining a General Educational Development credential.
- Plans to shift authority over school districts to local communities and end state governance of education.
- Plans to pursue legislation or lawsuits to protect religious observance in schools.

Education

The advent of AI and growth of Data Centers in Texas gives many of our citizens concern over their impact on our energy grid & water resources. I’ve drafted legislation to require Data Centers to work with Power Companies to cover cost of infrastructure, increase grid capacity, increase water preservation, & protect Texas’ intelligence and information infrastructure to protect our rural communities & strengthen our state’s independence.

2. Pillar 2 — Texas Data Center Transparency and Standards Act (TDCTSA). Minimal, transparent regulation of data-center operations: defines what a qualifying data-center facility is, requires modest annual disclosure to the State Board, and applies universal baseline operating standards (universal closed-loop cooling for new builds, public water- and energy-use reporting, water-source disclosure).

Texas Energy and Data Center Policy Plan — Will Campbell For Texas

Proposes legislation requiring data centers to help cover infrastructure costs, expand grid capacity, and conserve water.

Proposes data-center operating standards requiring closed-loop cooling for new facilities and public reporting of water and energy use.

- Proposes legislation requiring data centers to help cover infrastructure costs, expand grid capacity, and conserve water.
- Proposes data-center operating standards requiring closed-loop cooling for new facilities and public reporting of water and energy use.

Energy & the Environment

In order to stop rogue judges, those who have failed to properly enforce the law, resulting in the severe injury or death of a citizen, should be held accountable through impeachment. I will vote in favor of any legislation that in a constitutional manner ends the political election of judges, giving appointment powers to a balance between the legislature and the executive.

Plans to support a constitutional amendment ending judicial elections and replacing them with appointments shared by the legislature and executive.

- Plans to support a constitutional amendment ending judicial elections and replacing them with appointments shared by the legislature and executive.

Voting & Elections

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Will Campbell

- Supports the Texas Education Freedom Accounts program while describing it as an interim step rather than a long-term solution.
- Plans to support legislation expanding school choice, including changes to Senate Bill 2.
- Plans to remove the age restriction for obtaining a General Educational Development credential.
- Plans to shift authority over school districts to local communities and end state governance of education.
- Plans to pursue legislation or lawsuits to protect religious observance in schools.

- Plans to require Texas local governments and law-enforcement agencies to assist federal agencies in enforcing federal law, with penalties for noncompliance.
- Plans to support laws that would jail people who interfere with first responders performing their duties.

Every legislative session, Texas debates property tax relief — appraisal caps, homestead exemptions, rate rollback elections, circuit breakers. None of these reforms address the underlying problem: a tax on the assessed value of an asset you already own, billed annually regardless of income, is structurally incompatible with financial security and true property ownership. The Texas Property Tax Replacement Plan does not propose to reform property taxes. It proposes to end them permanently — by constitutional amendment — and replace them with a tax on economic activity, not on the privilege of owning what you have already paid for.

As of July 22, 2026, Will Campbell’s website did not contain information on this issue.

However, I do not believe that the voucher program, as structured, is the long-term answer to education freedom in Texas. It still leaves families paying property taxes to a school district whose school their child may not attend. It still routes state funds through a government-administered account. And it still leaves the state in control of education policy, curriculum standards, and school accountability in ways that I believe should belong to parents and local school districts — not to Austin.

My long-term position is more fundamental: end property taxes. End the voucher program. Replace both with a system that gives every Texas family genuine financial freedom and genuine educational choice.

However, I do not believe that the voucher program, as structured, is the long-term answer to education freedom in Texas. It still leaves families paying property taxes to a school district whose school their child may not attend.

It still routes state funds through a government-administered account. And it still leaves the state in control of education policy, curriculum standards, and school accountability in ways that I believe should belong to parents and local school districts — not to Austin.

Supports the Texas Education Freedom Accounts program as a step toward expanding families' education choices.

Plans to end the voucher program and property taxes in the long term, replacing both with a system for family financial freedom and educational choice.

- Supports the Texas Education Freedom Accounts program as a step toward expanding families' education choices.
- Plans to end the voucher program and property taxes in the long term, replacing both with a system for family financial freedom and educational choice.
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Will Campbell's campaign for Texas State Representative, District 109 is his first entry into politics.

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