After retiring from federal service, Albert founded a successful security consulting firm, continuing his mission to safeguard others. Albert and his wife Shawna are the proud parents of two sons.

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Albert Wittliff is married to Shawna, and they have two sons.

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Albert is a security consultant. He previously worked at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) as a senior special agent for over 13 years.

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Albert previously lost the 2024 race for the Clear Creek Independent School District, District 4.

2026 Texas General Election

LOWER HOME INSURANCE RATES

Brighter futures start with fair coverage. Families in HD 129 face real risks from hurricanes and floods—but that doesn’t mean we should be punished with the highest home insurance rates in Texas. It’s significantly cheaper to prepare for storms than to rebuild afterward. Resilient Texans deserve real relief, and smart investments in prevention and mitigation pay for themselves.

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Supports lower home-insurance rates and investments in storm prevention and mitigation.

- Supports lower home-insurance rates and investments in storm prevention and mitigation.

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PROTECT COMMUNITIES

Law enforcement, fire, and medical personnel keep families safe. These essential, frontline workers deserve proper resources, effective training, and the ability to focus on their core responsibilities. HD 129 deserves timely and appropriate responses to emergencies - not political posturing that puts neighborhoods at risk. Keep the focus on real threats to make everyone safer.

Supports resources and training for law enforcement, fire, and medical personnel.

- Supports resources and training for law enforcement, fire, and medical personnel.

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STRENGTHEN PUBLIC HEALTH

We are healthiest together. Unaffordable healthcare costs, misinformation, and attacks on scientific institutions make us more vulnerable and endanger the lives of our neighbors in HD 129. Access to healthcare isn't a handout; it's a smart investment.

Supports access to healthcare and describes it as a smart investment.

- Supports access to healthcare and describes it as a smart investment.

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FUND PUBLIC EDUCATION

Kids deserve fully funded public schools. Public dollars belong in public schools. That means investing in teachers, securing safe campuses, and ensuring every child in HD 129 — and across the state — has access to a quality education. Our future depends on it.

Advocates for fully funding public schools, including investments in teachers and campus safety.

- Advocates for fully funding public schools, including investments in teachers and campus safety.

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FORTIFY ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE

Keeping the lights on is essential. HD 129’s power grid is too fragile, and extreme weather pushes ERCOT to the brink multiple times a year. Texas can’t afford to fall back on outdated thinking. We need common-sense upgrades to oil and gas infrastructure and to accept new energy sources that make our grid more reliable. Solar and wind aren’t political; they’re practical. A variety of energy sources strengthens the grid, lowers costs, and gives Texans more choices.

PREPARE FOR NATURAL DISASTERS

Hurricanes are a fact of life. When storms hit, HD 129 residents should know their state is ready, not scrambling. With cuts to FEMA and NOAA, state leaders need to step up to fill the gap preparing for and responding to disasters. Preparedness comes from leaders who show up before, during, and after the storm. Disaster preparedness is a moral and fiscal responsibility.

Calls for oil and gas infrastructure upgrades and a more diverse energy supply, including solar and wind, to improve grid reliability.

Calls for state leaders to fill federal gaps in disaster preparedness and response.

- Calls for oil and gas infrastructure upgrades and a more diverse energy supply, including solar and wind, to improve grid reliability.
- Calls for state leaders to fill federal gaps in disaster preparedness and response.

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Albert Wittliff

Albert is the owner of a security consulting firm. He works at his security consulting firm, which he founded after retiring from federal service. He previously worked as a member of the Texas House of Representatives from 1985 to 1991.

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Albert Wittliff previously served as a member of the Texas House of Representatives. He served from 1985 to 1991.

Supports reducing home insurance rates in Texas by investing in storm prevention and mitigation, arguing that it is cheaper to prepare for hurricanes and floods than to rebuild afterward.

Supports upgrading oil and gas infrastructure and using solar and wind energy to make the power grid more reliable.

Supports providing law enforcement with resources and training.

Supports access to healthcare, saying it "isn't a handout; it's a smart investment."

Supports fully funding public schools, investing in teachers, and ensuring safe campuses.

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