Janis Holt, a dedicated resident of Hardin County and a respected community leader, proudly declares her candidacy for the position of Texas State Representative for House District 18.
“With a steadfast, three-decade residency in the region, Holt upholds the legacy of advocating for the core values of faith, family, and freedom, with a commitment to enhancing the quality of life for her fellow Southeast Texas residents,” according to Holt’s campaign announcement.
As a co-owner of a small business alongside her husband, active participant on various boards, the current President of the Silsbee ISD School Board, and holding the distinction of being appointed by Governor Abbott in 2019 to serve on the State Commission on Judicial Conduct, she brings a wealth of experience and an unwavering commitment to the improvement of Southeast Texas and the entire state, ensuring it remains the best place to live and work.
“Janis Holt is dedicated to true representation and being there for her neighbors. She understands the importance of being a voice for the community, and she is ready to listen, act, and advocate for the issues that matter most to the people of House District 18,” the announcement continues.
Holt is fully prepared to apply her consistently conservative principles to carry forward the critical work at hand. Her top priorities include addressing border security and illegal immigration, school choice, and tirelessly pursuing substantial property tax relief for her fellow Texans.
For more information about Janis Holt, we invite you to explore her website at http://www.holtfortexas.com.

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I read your policy statements and like what I read with the exception of your property tax statement. It does not say what your property tax position is. It’s a very general political talking point statement that can apply to many different things and nothing specific. Please correct that statement or change the title from property tax to political bs