Todd A. Hunter was born in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, on August 26, 1953. He pursued his undergraduate studies at the University of Kansas from 1971 to 1975 before attending the Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law from 1975 to 1978. Since November 1978, Hunter has practiced law in Corpus Christi.

Hunter and his wife, Alexis Taylor Hunter, are proud parents to three children: Todd Jr., Michael, and Christina. They also cherish their role as grandparents to five grandchildren.

Todd Hunter attended the University of Kansas for his undergraduate studies and the Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law. He and his wife, Alexis Taylor Hunter, have three children.

Rep. Hunter, Todd - District 32 - Texas House of Representatives

Rep. Todd Hunter moved to Corpus Christi, TX in 1978 where he currently practices civil law with the law office of Todd Hunter PLLC. Hunter’s areas of practice include insurance, commercial, banking, civil trial and appellate practice, and mediation.

Todd Hunter currently practices civil law with the Law Office of Todd Hunter PLLC in Corpus Christi.

Todd currently practices civil law with the Law Office of Todd Hunter PLLC in Corpus Christi.

Originally elected to the Texas House of Representatives in 1988, Hunter served four terms before returning to the Texas House in 2008 as the Representative for District 32, a position he currently holds after being re-elected in 2024.

Chairman Todd Hunter was recently sworn in for his thirteenth term as a State Representative for the 2025 legislative session. During the 89th Legislature, he serves as Chairman of the Calendars Committee and is a member of the Land and Resource Management Committee, the Public Education Committee, and the Subcommittee on Academic and Career Oriented Education.

Todd currently serves as the state representative for Texas House District 32. He was re-elected in 2024 and was sworn in for his 13th term in 2025. He was originally elected to the Texas House in 1988, served four terms, and returned to represent District 32 in 2008.

2026 Texas General Election

Taxes & Spending

Texas needs to reverse the trend of skyrocketing property taxes. Texans need transparency in spending, and to be accountable for your tax dollars and promote frugal governance.

Rein in skyrocketing property taxes.
Full transparency in government budgeting and spending.
Oppose any effort to create a statewide income tax.

Rein in skyrocketing property taxes.
Full transparency in government budgeting and spending.
Oppose any effort to create a statewide income tax.
Reduce the cost of government so taxpayers keep more of their hard-earned dollars.

Economic Opportunity

Texas’ great business climate produces jobs and a strong economy. Let’s keep doing the things that attract and keep business in Texas – low taxes, fair justice, and predictable regulation.

Create opportunity through job training
Keep taxes low.
Create jobs and foster economic growth.

Keep windstorm insurance affordable.
Protect access to windstorm insurance for businesses and homeowners.
Support coastal windstorm proposals that are fair and affordable and review alternatives like a statewide catastrophe plan for the entire state.

Caption Text:
Relating to a credit against required recapture payments for certain school districts for the cost of windstorm and hail insurance under the public school finance system.

Companion:
HB 3631 by Hunter, Identical

89(R) History for SB 1635 | Texas Legislature Online

Advocates reversing increases in property taxes, promoting transparent government spending, and lowering government costs.

Supports low taxes, predictable regulation, and job training to promote economic opportunity.

Supports affordable windstorm insurance and continued access to insurance coverage for coastal businesses and homeowners.

Sponsored House Bill (HB) 3631, which credits certain school districts' windstorm and hail insurance costs against required recapture payments.

- Advocates reversing increases in property taxes, promoting transparent government spending, and lowering government costs.
- Supports low taxes, predictable regulation, and job training to promote economic opportunity.
- Supports affordable windstorm insurance and continued access to insurance coverage for coastal businesses and homeowners.
- Sponsored House Bill (HB) 3631, which credits certain school districts' windstorm and hail insurance costs against required recapture payments.

Economy

Domestic Violence Prevention

Work with families, support groups and law enforcement to promote domestic violence prevention and education.

Strengthening laws to protect victims of domestic violence
Provide education & resources to help domestic violence from occurring.
Develop protocols for law enforcement who respond to domestic violence.

Strengthening laws to protect victims of domestic violence
Provide education & resources to help domestic violence from occurring.
Develop protocols for law enforcement who respond to domestic violence.

Crime & Human Trafficking

We must recognize officers are risking their safety to make our communities safer, and we must increase our support for law enforcement as they fight human trafficking and drug smuggling.

Strong support for victims and their families in human trafficking prevention and education.
Increase support for local law enforcement.

Strong support for victims and their families in human trafficking prevention and education.
Increase support for local law enforcement.
Strengthen penalties for targeted crimes against peace officers and increase penalties for human traffickers.

Supports domestic-violence prevention education, resources for victims, stronger protective laws, and law-enforcement response protocols.

Supports increased local law-enforcement resources to combat human trafficking and drug smuggling.

Supports victim and family assistance, prevention education, and increased penalties for human trafficking.

- Supports domestic-violence prevention education, resources for victims, stronger protective laws, and law-enforcement response protocols.
- Supports increased local law-enforcement resources to combat human trafficking and drug smuggling.
- Supports victim and family assistance, prevention education, and increased penalties for human trafficking.

Public Safety

Suicide Prevention

Work with families, parents, students, and veterans to promote suicide prevention and education.

Assimilate and gather information for databases to help assist in suicide prevention.
Coordinate communications with groups to develop effective suicide prevention and education concepts.
Look at helpful tools like counseling and help campaigns.

Assimilate and gather information for databases to help assist in suicide prevention.
Coordinate communications with groups to develop effective suicide prevention and education concepts.
Look at helpful tools like counseling and help campaigns.

Coordinate communications with groups to develop effective suicide prevention and education concepts.
Look at helpful tools like counseling and help campaigns.

Supports suicide-prevention education, data gathering, coordination with community groups, counseling, and help campaigns.

- Supports suicide-prevention education, data gathering, coordination with community groups, counseling, and help campaigns.

Healthcare

Public Education

Texas needs public schools that prepare each generation for the jobs of the future. Texas will continue to thrive and grow if we emphasize public education spending that produces better students and attracts the best teachers.

Attract and retain the best teachers.
Reduce public school spending on administrative costs.
Educate and train students for the jobs of the future.

Texas needs public schools that prepare each generation for the jobs of the future. Texas will continue to thrive and grow if we emphasize public education spending that produces better students and attracts the best teachers.

Attract and retain the best teachers.
Reduce public school spending on administrative costs.
Educate and train students for the jobs of the future.

Attract and retain the best teachers.
Reduce public school spending on administrative costs.
Educate and train students for the jobs of the future.

Supports public education spending that improves student outcomes, attracts teachers, and prepares students for future jobs.

Supports reducing public-school administrative costs.

- Supports public education spending that improves student outcomes, attracts teachers, and prepares students for future jobs.
- Supports reducing public-school administrative costs.

Education

The Texas Windstorm Insurance Association (TWIA)was created as an insurer of last resort for Coastal residents and businesses who cannot obtain insurance otherwise. TWIA needs to be fair and more attentive to the needs of the Texas Coast. TWIA should be helping the Coastal Bend, not raising insurance rates.

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A BILL TO BE ENTITLED
AN ACT
relating to funding of excess losses and operating expenses of the
Texas Windstorm Insurance Association; authorizing an assessment;
authorizing a surcharge.

89(R) HB 3689 - Senate Amendment version

Supports a Texas Windstorm Insurance Association that is responsive to coastal residents and businesses and does not raise insurance rates.

Sponsored HB 3689, authorizing assessments and surcharges to fund Texas Windstorm Insurance Association losses and operating expenses.

- Supports a Texas Windstorm Insurance Association that is responsive to coastal residents and businesses and does not raise insurance rates.
- Sponsored HB 3689, authorizing assessments and surcharges to fund Texas Windstorm Insurance Association losses and operating expenses.

Energy & the Environment

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

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Todd Hunter

Todd Hunter is from Bartlesville, Oklahoma. He has a bachelor 27s degree in political science and speech and human relations from the University of Kansas and a law degree from Southern Methodist University. He and his wife, Alexis Taylor Hunter, have three children and five grandchildren. He attends the Church of the Good Shepherd.

State Rep. Todd Hunter - Texas Policy Research

Todd is an attorney at the law office of Todd Hunter PLLC, where he has worked since 1978. He previously worked in various capacities in the private sector. 

Todd Hunter - Ballotpedia

Todd is currently a member of the Texas House of Representatives, representing District 32. He was first elected to public office in 1988 and served four terms before retiring in 1997. He returned to the Texas House in 2008 and was re-elected in 2010. He is currently serving his thirteenth term.

For Candidate Todd Hunter on Issue economy: Supports keeping windstorm insurance affordable.

Opposes any effort to create a statewide income tax.

For Candidate Todd Hunter on Issue economy: Aims to reduce the cost of government to allow taxpayers to keep more of their earnings.

For Candidate Todd Hunter on Issue economy: Supports creating opportunity through job training.

Supports promoting oyster mariculture for Texas.

Supports promoting cruise ship development for the Coastal Bend.

Supports law enforcement by recognizing their risks and advocating for increased support in combating human trafficking and drug smuggling.

Supports strong victim and family support in human trafficking prevention and education.

Supports increasing support for local law enforcement.

Supports strengthening penalties for targeted crimes against peace officers and increasing penalties for human traffickers.

Supports attracting and retaining the best teachers.

Supports reducing public school spending on administrative costs.

Supports educating and training students for the jobs of the future.

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