Matt graduated from Sam Houston State University in Huntsville with a bachelor’s degree in business. Matt received two separate job offers; one was from an elite stock brokerage firm, and the other from a well-known insurance company.

Meet Matt Morgan

He is happily married to his wife Jessica, and they have three children, Westley, Samantha and Christian. He is also the proud papa of their dog, Smokey.

Jan 14, 2025 - Jan 12, 2027

House District 26

Legislatures:
     89th
Party:
     Republican
Home City/County:
     Richmond / Fort Bend
Counties in district:
     Fort Bend

Member profile for Matt Morgan - Texas Legislative Reference Library

Matt Morgan earned a bachelor's degree in business from Sam Houston State University in Huntsville. He is married to Jessica, and they have three children. His home city is Richmond.

Matt is currently a public insurance adjuster, licensed in Texas, Georgia, and Colorado. After years of working as an insurance adjuster for various top well-known insurance companies, Matt decided that he could better serve others if he only represented the policyholders.

After years of working as an insurance adjuster for various top well-known insurance companies, Matt decided that he could better serve others if he only represented the policyholders. In 2015, Matt launched Morgan Elite Specialist Services, LLC. Matt advocates for his clients who are the policyholders of various insurance companies and have suffered losses.

Matt Morgan currently works as a public insurance adjuster and is licensed in Texas, Georgia, and Colorado. He previously worked as an insurance adjuster for various insurance companies and launched Morgan Elite Specialist Services, LLC.

Terms of Service

Chamber District Dates of Service Legislatures Party City/County Note Counties in District
H  26  Jan 14, 2025 - Jan 12, 2027  89th   Republican  Richmond / Fort Bend   Fort Bend

Matt serves as a Texas state representative for District 26 in the 89th Legislature, with a term running from January 14, 2025, to January 12, 2027.

2026 Texas General Election

Our state legislature in Austin has become too entrenched and too disconnected to hear the concerns of the Texas people. Texans want lower property taxes, a secure border, safe communities, and their God given freedoms protected. To deliver on these issues we need representatives who aren’t afraid to take on the establishment and stand up to special interests.

Matt Morgan for Texas

Economy

Supports a secure border and safe communities.

- Supports a secure border and safe communities.

Public Safety

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

Healthcare

Matt Morgan (R)

Occupation: small-business owner

How many years you’ve lived in the district: Almost my whole life

Campaign website: 
3-5 top priorities: Property tax relief, end taxpayer funded lobbyist, school safety

Why are you running to be the next state representative in HD 26?

I want to make Texas better, safer, and stronger for our kids, family and future.

Candidate Q&A: Meet the candidates running for Texas House District 26

What do you think is the biggest issue facing the district?
High property taxes, human/sex trafficking, and education

If elected, what will you prioritize for the 87th legislative session?

Property tax relief, end taxpayer funded lobbyist, school safety

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Energy & the Environment

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Matt Morgan

Matt Morgan is a husband and father to three children. 

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Matt is currently a Texas state representative. He was elected in 2024 and is serving his first term.

Information for Rep. Matt Morgan - Texas Legislature Online

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