A native Texan, Mitch attended Harvard University where he graduated with honors in
Government and played football for the Crimson for four years.

Mitch Little for Texas

Education: Harvard University, 2001, Bachelor of Arts in government; University of Texas School of Law, 2003, juris doctorate

Professional experience: Attorney, partner and owner, Scheef & Stone LLP, 20 years

Website: www.mitchlittlefortexas.com

Who's who: Republican Mitch Little and Democrat Detrick DeBurr vie for Texas House District 65 seat

A native Texan, Mitch attended Harvard University where he graduated with honors in
Government and played football for the Crimson for four years. 

In 2003, he earned his law
degree from the University of Texas. Mitch and his wife live in Lewisville with their three children. They are active members of Sojourn Church in Carrollton.

In 2003, he earned his law
degree from the University of Texas. Mitch and his wife live in Lewisville with their three children. They are active members of Sojourn Church in Carrollton.

Mitch Little is a native Texan. He earned a bachelor's degree in government from Harvard University and a law degree from the University of Texas. He lives in Lewisville with his wife and their three children and is an active member of Sojourn Church in Carrollton.

Who's who: Republican Mitch Little and Democrat Detrick DeBurr vie ...

A successful business attorney with Scheef & Stone, LLP, Mitch has fought for private property rights, represented victims of securities fraud, and helped entrepreneurs build companies in numerous industries, including real estate and oil and gas.

Mitch Little works as a business attorney and as a partner and owner at Scheef & Stone LLP.

Mitch works as a business attorney and as a partner and owner at Scheef & Stone LLP.

2026 Texas General Election

The purpose of the Texas House is to ensure the economic, educational, familial and religious liberties and freedoms of all Texans and to ensure their safety. The goal is to accomplish all of these things while keeping taxes and government regulation low and keeping government small.

If the opposing party wants to work with me to provide educational choices for our district, I’m in.

If the opposing party wants to work with me to reduce property taxes so that our people can live their dreams, I’m in.

If the opposing party wants to work with me to ensure that the Chinese Communist Party cannot own real estate in the state of Texas, I’m in.

If the opposing party wants to work with me to protect the Second Amendment and guarantee our liberties for future generations, I’m in.

If the opposing party wants to work with me to undermine corporate censorship and protect our First Amendment rights from the scourge of big tech, I’m in.

If they don’t want to work with me on these things, we will get them done without them.

REDUCE PROPERTY TAXES

High property taxes make home ownership more costly. Property tax relief must be consistent, expansive, and permanent.

Supports keeping taxes and government regulation low while keeping government small.

Supports preventing the Chinese Communist Party from owning real estate in Texas.

Supports consistent, expansive, and permanent property-tax relief.

- Supports keeping taxes and government regulation low while keeping government small.
- Supports preventing the Chinese Communist Party from owning real estate in Texas.
- Supports consistent, expansive, and permanent property-tax relief.

Economy

Right now, we are in the middle of a border crisis that may or not abate after the November election. The problems downstream from this are obvious: increased crime; strain on government resources (including our health care and criminal justice systems); and strain on our housing market. We must plan as a state to secure our border on our own, which means deploying more resources in South Texas.

SECOND AMENDMENT

“Shall not be infringed” does not only mean when it’s convenient or popular. Mitch Little is a constitutional conservative who will always defend our gun rights.

Calls for Texas to deploy more resources in South Texas to secure the border.

- Calls for Texas to deploy more resources in South Texas to secure the border.
- Supports gun rights.

Public Safety

CONSERVATIVE VALUES

A pro-life conservative who believes critical race theory has no place in our schools, churches, or communities, Mitch Little will always oppose cynical and divisive DEI and ESG policies.

Describes himself as a "pro-life conservative."

- Describes himself as a "pro-life conservative."

Healthcare

EXCELLENT SCHOOLS

Mitch Little believes every child deserves the opportunity to choose and attend a good, safe school. He’ll make education a top priority.

Supports allowing every child to choose and attend a good, safe school.

Opposes critical race theory in schools and "DEI and ESG policies."

- Supports allowing every child to choose and attend a good, safe school.
- Opposes critical race theory in schools and "DEI and ESG policies."

Education

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

Energy & the Environment

Voting & Elections

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Mitch Little

- Supports consistent, expansive, and permanent property-tax relief.

Mitch Little is from Houston, Texas. He has a bachelor 27s degree in government from Harvard University and a law degree from the University of Texas. He and his wife live in Lewisville with their three children. They are active members of Sojourn Church in Carrollton.

Mitch is a business attorney at Scheef & Stone, LLP. He has been with the firm for 20 years. 

State Rep. Mitch Little - Texas Policy Research

Mitch is currently a member of the Texas House of Representatives representing District 65. He was first elected in 2025 and is currently serving his first term.

Advocates for consistent, expansive, and permanent property tax relief.

Believes the current crisis in North Texas is affordability due to governmental failure and inflation from federal spending.

Believes President Biden's "open borders policy" has increased community unsafe.

Said, "Mitch will work to make sure every legal vote counts and that Texans can have confidence in fraud-free electoral outcomes."

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