Influencers in Texas

Influencers in Texas are power players who help get candidates elected, put through policy proposals, cause ideological changes, and affect popular perceptions. They can take on many forms: politicians, lobbyists, advisors, donors, corporations, industry groups, labor unions, single-issue organizations, nonprofits, to name a few. The activity of influencers, and their impact can be felt on the national, state or local level, and even in certain policy sectors. Below are lists of influencers in Texas covered on Ballotpedia.

Individuals

Donors

The following is a list of donors in Texas on Ballotpedia:

1. Robert Rowling
2. Robert McNair
3. Robert Bass
4. George Seay III
5. Bob J. Perry
6. John Thornton

Media

The following is a list of media organizations in Texas on Ballotpedia:

1. El Paso Times
2. Austin American-Statesman
3. Star-Telegram
4. San Antonio Express-News
5. The Dallas Morning News
6. Houston Chronicle
7. Texas Tribune

Organizations

501(c)(3)

See Also: 501(c)(3)

The following is a list of 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations in Texas on Ballotpedia:

1. Texas Criminal Justice Coalition
2. Texas Lyceum
3. Texas Public Policy Foundation
4. Texas Association of Secondary School Principals
5. Texas Association of School Business Officials
6. Texas Association of School Boards
7. Texas Association of Community Schools
8. Texas Tribune

Texas influencers full list

The following is a full list of the influencers in Texas on Ballotpedia:

1. Presidential voting trends in Texas
2. El Paso Times
3. Toni Anne Dashiell
4. Robin Armstrong
5. Tom Mechler
6. Austin American-Statesman
7. Jordan Berry
8. Richard Trabulsi
9. Ken Davis (Texas)
10. Bryan Eppstein
11. Josh Robinson
12. Ted Delisi
13. Deirdre Delisi
14. Star-Telegram
15. San Antonio Express-News
16. Robert Rowling
17. The Dallas Morning News
18. Houston Chronicle
19. Matt Angle
20. Harold Cook (Texas)
21. Dean Rindy
22. Robert McNair
23. Mike Toomey
24. Scott Howell (Texas)
25. Justin Gargiulo
26. Neal Jones (Texas)
27. Robert Bass
28. David Bonderman
29. Ward Curtin
30. Bob Cornelius
31. Dave Carney
32. Green Party of Texas
33. Libertarian Party of Texas
34. Texas Criminal Justice Coalition
35. Right on Crime
36. Mari Woodlief
37. Republican Party of Texas
38. Democratic Party of Texas
39. George Seay III
40. Texas Medical Association
41. Denton Drilling Awareness Group
42. Texas Lyceum
43. Ray Washburne
44. Rob Johnson (Texas)
45. Austen Furse
46. Catherine Frazier
47. Jason Johnson
48. Steve Munisteri
49. Vincent Harris
50. Texas Association for Justice and Legal Reform
51. Texas Civil Justice League
52. Texans for Individual Rights
53. Texans Against Lawsuit Abuse
54. Bay Area Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse
55. Texas Watch
56. Support Our Public Schools
57. Texans for Education Reform
58. Pamela Willeford
59. Jeff Sandefer
60. Allan Van Fleet
61. Rusty Hardin
62. Texas Coalition for Higher Education Excellence
63. Jeffery Hildebrand
64. Ernest Aliseda
65. Paul Foster
66. Alex Cranberg
67. Brenda Pejovich
68. Robert Stillwell
69. Steven Hicks
70. Eugene Powell
71. Wallace Hall
72. Katrina Pierson
73. United States Marijuana Party
74. Texas State Teachers Association
75. Texas Public Policy Foundation
76. Texas Police Chiefs Association
77. Texas Municipal League
78. Texas Fire Chiefs Association
79. Texas Association of Secondary School Principals
80. Texas Association of School Business Officials
81. Texas Association of School Boards
82. Texas Association of School Administrators
83. Texas Association of Realtors
84. Texas Association of Community Schools
85. South Texas Association of Schools
86. Peggy Venable
87. Building Officials Association of Texas
88. Brooke Rollins
89. Association of Hispanic Municipal Officials
90. Bob J. Perry
91. Texans for Lawsuit Reform
92. Tim Dunn
93. John Thornton
94. Texas Tribune
95. Texas Farm Bureau

Top influencers

The following is a list of influencers in Texas identified as a top influencer by state on Ballotpedia:

• Bob Cornelius
• Bryan Eppstein
• Dave Carney
• David Bonderman
• Dean Rindy
• Deirdre Delisi
• Harold Cook (Texas)
• Jordan Berry
• Josh Robinson
• Justin Gargiulo
• Ken Davis (Texas)
• Mari Woodlief
• Matt Angle
• Mike Toomey
• Neal Jones (Texas)
• Richard Trabulsi
• Robert Bass
• Robert McNair
• Robert Rowling
• Scott Howell (Texas)
• Ted Delisi
• Ward Curtin

See also

• What is an influencer?

Recent news

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