Meet Brent

If Texas values are hallmarked by the principles of faith, family and service to others, Brent Money is Texan to the core. A sixth-generation resident of Hunt County, husband and father, attorney, and businessman, Brent has many achievements to be proud of. Even so, he lives his life to honor service over success.

Brent Money for Texas

It’s also about family, both mine and yours. I’ve been married to my high school sweetheart, Heidi, for over 23 years. We have five children, including children adopted through foster care. My parents taught me that when I’m entrusted with something, I should leave it better than I found it. It is imperative that we leave our children a Texas that’s better than the one we were given.

General Information
Profession: Attorney
Home Town: Greenville
Birthdate: 08-23-1978

Texas State Directory — Brent A. Money

Personal Information
B.S. Texas A&M University-Commerce J.D. Southern Methodist University

Brent A. Money is a sixth-generation resident of Hunt County and is from Greenville. He earned a B.S. from Texas A&M University-Commerce and a law degree from Southern Methodist University. He has been married to Heidi for over 23 years, and they have five children.

Rep. Brent A. Money - Texas State Directory Online

I’m Brent Money. If you’ve lived in this area for a time, you might know of my family’s good name. I’m a sixth generation Texan who has had the privilege of serving for many years as the city attorney for Greenville, Quinlan, and other cities while also representing businesses and individual clients in a variety of civil matters.

I served two terms on the Greenville City Council before being termed out in 2021. My law practice and real estate title business employs 40 people and serves hundreds more each month, many of whom are your family and friends.

Brent A. Money is an attorney who has served as city attorney for Greenville, Quinlan, and other cities, and represented businesses and individual clients in civil matters. He has a law practice and real estate title business.

TX House Representative
(Texas House of Representatives)
Entered Office: 01-14-2025
District: 2

I’m a sixth generation Texan who has had the privilege of serving for many years as the city attorney for Greenville, Quinlan, and other cities while also representing businesses and individual clients in a variety of civil matters. I served two terms on the Greenville City Council before being termed out in 2021. My law practice and real estate title business employs 40 people and serves hundreds more each month, many of whom are your family and friends.

Brent currently serves as state representative for Texas House District 2. He previously served two terms on the Greenville City Council, ending in 2021.

2026 Texas General Election

Property Taxes
We should not have to rent our own property from the government.

Our property tax system is unjust and unjustly applied. As property taxes continue to increase each year, homeowners, businesses, and renters see their expenses increase without any end in sight. Every year when the legislature meets, they promise property tax relief. But we seldom see as much relief as is promised. As a Greenville City Councilman, lowering property taxes was a key priority of mine, and I’m proud to say I left our tax rate significantly lower than when I arrived. That’s what I want for every Texan. I’m my tax-lowering, business-building experience to work when in the House, and I’ll make sure we don’t leave until the job gets done,

Issues | Brent Money for Texas

STOP Foreign Nationals from Buying Texas Land

Despite lies and attacks from my opponent, I stand firmly against the sale of Texas land to Chinese nationals and other foreign interests.

In fact, I worked on the bill to prevent the sale of Texas property to foreign interests as a member of the legislative committee for the Texas Land Title Association. Then, in the 89th Legislative Session I fought to make the bill banning hostile entities (SB 17) from owning Texas land the strongest bill of its kind anywhere in the United States.

Advocates lowering property taxes for homeowners, businesses, and renters.

Advocates banning hostile entities from owning Texas land through Senate Bill 17.

- Advocates lowering property taxes for homeowners, businesses, and renters.
- Advocates banning hostile entities from owning Texas land through Senate Bill 17.

Economy

Second Amendment
Preserving the Second Amendment is crucial and cannot be compromised.

The right to keep and bear arms is a fundamental, God-given right that protects all of our other God-given rights from government intrusion. As a card-carrying lifetime NRA member, I am fully invested in protecting the right of law-abiding citizens to keep and bear arms. Texas has had some major wins to protect these freedoms, but we need to remain vigilant to guard against overreach of the federal government. Our news is filled with tragic stories of senseless violence, but the culprits are never law-abiding citizens or guns. The problem is a broken culture. I will fight to ensure that Texans retain their God-given rights to self-defense, collective security, and to act as a check and balance the power of the government. I am fighting to ensure that Texans retain their God-given rights to self-defense, collective security, and to act as a check and balance the power of the government. I am holding Austin politicians accountable to keeping the Second Amendment intact.

Supports protecting the right of law-abiding citizens to keep and bear arms.

- Supports protecting the right of law-abiding citizens to keep and bear arms.

Public Safety

Right to Life
We should always protect the innocent.

Every citizen, whether born or unborn, has God-given rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Texas, fueled by prayer and hard work, passed a bill in 2021 that made abortion a first-degree felony in Texas. Major battles have been won, but the war is not over. Many abortions are still occurring in Texas, but instead of happening in a Planned Parenthood operating room, they are happening in people’s homes with mail-order drugs. All forms of abortion must be eliminated. The first bill I filed was House Bill 2197 for the equal protection of the unborn. It would make Texas the first state in the nation to guarantee every life received full protection under the law from conception. As the father of children adopted through foster care, I am personally invested in this issue. We must continue the work that makes Texas the most pro-life state in the nation.

Introduced House Bill 2197, which would guarantee legal protection from conception.

Introduced House Bill 2197, which prevents abortion from conception.

Calls for eliminating all abortions, including those performed using mail-order drugs.

- Introduced House Bill 2197, which prevents abortion from conception.
- Calls for eliminating all abortions, including those performed using mail-order drugs.

Healthcare

Parental Rights
Parents are their children's most important advocates.

Parents have a God-given right to determine the best way for their children to learn and grow. My wife and I have five children and each of them have very different strengths, struggles, and personalities. God gave them to us and entrusted us with their spiritual, physical, mental, and emotional development. All Texas parents must be empowered to disciple their own children as they see fit.

The State of Texas doesn’t have the same calling or responsibilities as Texas parents. The State of Texas doesn’t know what’s best for your children. It tries to evaluate success with a stressful and expensive test. A test is simply not the best way to determine a student’s achievement or a school’s merit. What works is parents choosing what’s best for their own children, and that’s what I'm fighting for in Austin.

Education
Public schools should teach reading, writing, and math.

All too often, they are failing at these fundamental tasks and instead focus valuable educational resources on indoctrinating children in ways that undermine parents and unravel the fabric of our society. The government should not be teaching children about gender identity or sexual behaviors. The world is sexualized enough without promoting it in our schools. Families are the building blocks of society, and our government schools are too often eroding the family rather than bolstering it. Teachers need to be given the tools to teach core subjects and leave the parenting to parents.

DEI and CRT are nothing more than Marxism with a fresh ad campaign, and they must be eradicated. God teaches that everything we have is a good and perfect gift from Him. Along with those good gifts, He gave us the authority to build families and businesses and communities and cultures and civilizations. On the other hand, the Marxist god is a god of envy and jealousy. It teaches that everything that anyone has was acquired by theft or exploitation. Instead of building up, marxism tears down families and businesses and communities and cultures and civilizations. In Austin, we're Marxism the boot.

Advocates for parents to choose how their children learn and grow.

Opposes using standardized tests to determine student achievement or school merit.

Opposes public schools teaching children about gender identity or sexual behaviors.

Calls for eliminating diversity, equity, and inclusion and critical race theory programs.

- Advocates for parents to choose how their children learn and grow.
- Opposes using standardized tests to determine student achievement or school merit.
- Opposes public schools teaching children about gender identity or sexual behaviors.
- Calls for eliminating diversity, equity, and inclusion and critical race theory programs.

Education

As of July 22, 2026, Brent A. Money’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Election Integrity
Weak and corrupt elections create weak and corrupt governments.

It is our job to elect leaders who make a consistent effort to strengthen and reenforce the integrity of our election system. Two sessions ago, Texas passed groundbreaking legislation to promote fair and balanced elections, but we must be diligent. We must ensure that every legal vote is counted, and we must be able to prove that every illegal vote has been rejected.

Calls for election-integrity measures to ensure legal votes are counted and illegal votes are rejected.

- Calls for election-integrity measures to ensure legal votes are counted and illegal votes are rejected.

Voting & Elections

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- Calls for eliminating all abortions, including those performed using mail-order drugs.

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Meet Brent

If Texas values are hallmarked by the principles of faith, family and service to others, Brent Money is Texan to the core. A sixth-generation resident of Hunt County, husband and father, attorney, and businessman, Brent has many achievements to be proud of.

It’s also about family, both mine and yours. I’ve been married to my high school sweetheart, Heidi, for over 23 years. We have five children, including children adopted through foster care. My parents taught me that when I’m entrusted with something, I should leave it better than I found it.

Personal Information
B.S. Texas A&M University-Commerce J.D. Southern Methodist University
H-2025 to present.

Brent A. Money is a sixth-generation resident of Hunt County. He earned a Bachelor of Science from Texas A&M University-Commerce and a law degree from Southern Methodist University. He has been married to Heidi for over 23 years, and they have five children.

Money is a real estate attorney who previously served on the Greenville City Council and as the Greenville city attorney.

Brent Money beats Jill Dutton in rematch for Texas House seat

Brent A. Money is a real estate attorney who operates a law practice and real estate title business. He previously served as Greenville city attorney and has served as city attorney for Quinlan and other cities.

TX House Representative
(Texas House of Representatives)

Entered Office: 01-14-2025 District: 2

I’m Brent Money. If you’ve lived in this area for a time, you might know of my family’s good name. I’m a sixth generation Texan who has had the privilege of serving for many years as the city attorney for Greenville, Quinlan, and other cities while also representing businesses and individual clients in a variety of civil matters. I served two terms on the Greenville City Council before being termed out in 2021.

Brent currently serves as a Texas House representative for District 2. He began serving in January 2025. He previously served two terms on the Greenville City Council and left office due to term limits in 2021.

Property Taxes
We should not have to rent our own property from the government.

Our property tax system is unjust and unjustly applied. As property taxes continue to increase each year, homeowners, businesses, and renters see their expenses increase without any end in sight. Every year when the legislature meets, they promise property tax relief. But we seldom see as much relief as is promised. As a Greenville City Councilman, lowering property taxes was a key priority of mine, and I’m proud to say I left our tax rate significantly lower than when I arrived. That’s what I want for every Texan.

Opposes sales of Texas land to Chinese nationals and other foreign interests and worked to strengthen Senate Bill 17's restrictions on hostile entities owning Texas land.

- Prioritizes lowering property taxes.
- Opposes sales of Texas land to Chinese nationals and other foreign interests and worked to strengthen Senate Bill 17's restrictions on hostile entities owning Texas land.

Second Amendment
Preserving the Second Amendment is crucial and cannot be compromised.

The right to keep and bear arms is a fundamental, God-given right that protects all of our other God-given rights from government intrusion. As a card-carrying lifetime NRA member, I am fully invested in protecting the right of law-abiding citizens to keep and bear arms. Texas has had some major wins to protect these freedoms, but we need to remain vigilant to guard against overreach of the federal government. Our news is filled with tragic stories of senseless violence, but the culprits are never law-abiding citizens or guns. The problem is a broken culture. I will fight to ensure that Texans retain their God-given rights to self-defense, collective security, and to act as a check and balance the power of the government.

Supports protecting law-abiding citizens' right to keep and bear arms.

- Supports protecting law-abiding citizens' right to keep and bear arms.

Advocates eliminating all abortions and filed House Bill 2197 to provide legal protection from conception.

- Advocates eliminating all abortions and filed House Bill 2197 to provide legal protection from conception.

The State of Texas doesn’t have the same calling or responsibilities as Texas parents. The State of Texas doesn’t know what’s best for your children. It tries to evaluate success with a stressful and expensive test. A test is simply not the best way to determine a student’s achievement or a school’s merit. What works is parents choosing what’s best for their own children, and that’s what I'm fighting for in Austin.

Education
Public schools should teach reading, writing, and math.

All too often, they are failing at these fundamental tasks and instead focus valuable educational resources on indoctrinating children in ways that undermine parents and unravel the fabric of our society. The government should not be teaching children about gender identity or sexual behaviors. The world is sexualized enough without promoting it in our schools. Families are the building blocks of society, and our government schools are too often eroding the family rather than bolstering it. Teachers need to be given the tools to teach core subjects and leave the parenting to parents.

DEI and CRT are nothing more than Marxism with a fresh ad campaign, and they must be eradicated. God teaches that everything we have is a good and perfect gift from Him. Along with those good gifts, He gave us the authority to build families and businesses and communities and cultures and civilizations. On the other hand, the Marxist god is a god of envy and jealousy. It teaches that everything that anyone has was acquired by theft or exploitation. Instead of building up, marxism tears down families and businesses and communities and cultures and civilizations.

Advocates for parents choosing what is best for their children rather than using tests to determine school or student merit.

Calls for schools to focus on core subjects and leave parenting to parents.

Calls for eliminating diversity, equity, and inclusion and critical race theory, which he calls "Marxism with a fresh ad campaign."

- Advocates for parents choosing what is best for their children rather than using tests to determine school or student merit.
- Calls for schools to focus on core subjects and leave parenting to parents.
- Calls for eliminating diversity, equity, and inclusion and critical race theory, which he calls "Marxism with a fresh ad campaign."

Calls for election safeguards that count every legal vote and reject every illegal vote.

- Calls for election safeguards that count every legal vote and reject every illegal vote.

Personal Information
B.S. Texas A&M University-Commerce J.D. Southern Methodist University

H-2025 to present.

It’s also about family, both mine and yours. I’ve been married to my high school sweetheart, Heidi, for over 23 years. We have five children, including children adopted through foster care.

Brent A. Money is a sixth-generation resident of Hunt County. He earned a Bachelor of Science from Texas A&M University-Commerce and a law degree from Southern Methodist University. He has been married to Heidi for over 23 years and has five children, including children adopted through foster care.

I’m Brent Money. If you’ve lived in this area for a time, you might know of my family’s good name. I’m a sixth generation Texan who has had the privilege of serving for many years as the city attorney for Greenville, Quinlan, and other cities while also representing businesses and individual clients in a variety of civil matters. I served two terms on the Greenville City Council before being termed out in 2021. My law practice and real estate title business employs 40 people and serves hundreds more each month, many of whom are your family and friends.

General Information
Profession: Attorney
Home Town: Greenville
Birthdate: 08-23-1978
Spouse: Heidi

Brent A. Money works as an attorney. He has served as city attorney for Greenville, Quinlan, and other cities while representing businesses and individual clients in civil matters.

TX House Representative
(Texas House of Representatives)
Entered Office: 01-14-2025
District: 2
General Information

Brent currently serves as a Texas House representative for District 2, having entered office in January 2025. He previously served two terms on the Greenville City Council before being termed out in 2021.

Advocates for reducing property taxes for Texans.

Opposes the sale of Texas land to Chinese nationals and other foreign interests and says he worked to strengthen Senate Bill 17's restrictions on hostile entities owning Texas land.

- Advocates for reducing property taxes for Texans.
- Opposes the sale of Texas land to Chinese nationals and other foreign interests and says he worked to strengthen Senate Bill 17's restrictions on hostile entities owning Texas land.

Supports protecting law-abiding Texans' right to keep and bear arms.

- Supports protecting law-abiding Texans' right to keep and bear arms.

Advocates for eliminating all abortion and filed House Bill 2197, which he says would extend legal protection from conception.

- Advocates for eliminating all abortion and filed House Bill 2197, which he says would extend legal protection from conception.

Calls for public schools to focus on reading, writing, and math.

Opposes schools teaching children about gender identity or sexual behaviors.

Calls for eliminating diversity, equity, and inclusion and critical race theory from education.

- Calls for public schools to focus on reading, writing, and math.
- Opposes schools teaching children about gender identity or sexual behaviors.
- Calls for eliminating diversity, equity, and inclusion and critical race theory from education.

Calls for measures to ensure every legal vote is counted and every illegal vote is rejected.

- Calls for measures to ensure every legal vote is counted and every illegal vote is rejected.

Brent A. Money previously served as a member of the Greenville City Council. He served two terms and was termed out in 2021.

Said, "We should not have to rent our own property from the government. Our property tax system is unjust and unjustly applied."

Opposes abortion and supports legislation that would provide "equal protection" under the law from conception.

Believes public schools should focus on teaching core subjects like reading, writing, and math, and opposes education on gender identity and sexual behaviors in schools.

Opposes government-funded education on gender identity and sexual behaviors.

Said, "We must ensure that every legal vote is counted, and we must be able to prove that every illegal vote has been rejected."

Brent Money is from Greenville, Texas. He has a bachelor 27s degree and a law degree. He and his wife, Heidi, have five children.

Brent is an attorney and a real estate title business owner. He has served as the city attorney for Greenville, Quinlan, and other cities. He also previously served as a member of the Rockwall City Council.

Brent is currently a Texas state representative for District 2. He was elected in 2025 and is currently serving his first term. He previously served two terms on the Greenville City Council.

Opposes the current property tax system, advocating for lower property taxes and relief for homeowners, businesses, and renters.

Supports the right to keep and bear arms as a fundamental, God-given right and opposes federal government overreach regarding gun rights.

Opposes abortion access and advocates for the equal protection of the unborn, emphasizing that all forms of abortion must be eliminated.

Supports teaching core subjects like reading, writing, and math in public schools while opposing the inclusion of gender identity and sexual behavior education. Emphasizes the importance of parental involvement in education.

Supports providing teachers with the necessary tools to teach core subjects while emphasizing that parenting responsibilities should remain with parents.

Believes in strengthening and reinforcing the integrity of the election system, ensuring every legal vote is counted and every illegal vote is rejected.

Brent Money is from Greenville, Texas. He has a bachelor27s degree and a law degree. He and his wife, Heidi, have five children.

Brent is an attorney and a real estate title business owner. He also represents businesses and individual clients in various civil matters. Brent previously served two terms on the Greenville City Council.

Brent is currently a Texas state representative. He was elected in 2024 and is serving his first term. He previously served two terms on the Greenville City Council from 2017 to 2021.

Opposes the current property tax system, advocating for lower property taxes to alleviate financial burdens on homeowners, businesses, and renters.

Supports the preservation of the Second Amendment as a fundamental right, emphasizing the importance of self-defense and opposing government overreach regarding gun rights.

Opposes abortion and advocates for the equal protection of the unborn, emphasizing that all forms of abortion must be eliminated.

Supports teaching core subjects like reading, writing, and math in public schools while opposing the inclusion of gender identity and sexual behavior education. Advocates for parental rights in education and believes schools should bolster family values.

Opposes teaching children about gender identity and sexual behaviors in schools, believing the world is already overly sexualized.

Believes it is essential to strengthen and reinforce the integrity of the election system, ensuring every legal vote is counted and every illegal vote is rejected.

Brent is an attorney and a real estate title business owner. He serves as the city attorney for Greenville, Quinlan, and other cities. His law practice and real estate title business employ 40 people. 

Brent is currently a member of the Texas House of Representatives representing District 2. He previously served two terms on the Greenville City Council.

Believes citizens should not have to rent their property from the government.

Believes the property tax system is unjust and advocates for lowering property taxes to provide relief for homeowners, businesses, and renters.

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Supports preserving the Second Amendment without compromise.

Supports teaching reading, writing, and math in public schools.

Opposes teaching gender identity and sexual behaviors in schools, advocating for a focus on core subjects and parental involvement in education.

Opposes diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) and critical race theory (CRT), viewing them as harmful ideologies that should be eradicated.

For Candidate Brent A. Money on Issue voting-representation: Believes that weak and corrupt elections lead to weak and corrupt governments.

Brent A. Money previously served two terms on the Greenville City Council before being termed out in 2021.

Opposes the federal government owning large amounts of land in the U.S.

Said, "Our property tax system is unjust and unjustly applied... Every year when the legislature meets, they promise property tax relief. But we seldom see as much relief as is promised."

Believes public schools should teach reading, writing, and math.

Opposes education on gender identity and sexual behaviors in schools, advocating for a focus on core subjects.

Opposes education on race and racism and supports policies that eliminate such instruction.

Believes that "weak and corrupt elections create weak and corrupt governments."

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