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CONSERVATIVE REPUBLICAN
BRISCOE CAIN
FOR U.S CONGRESS
I went to Austin to represent you and stand firm for your values at the Capitol. I kept that promise, and I’m proud to have been recognized as the most conservative legislator. For me, it was simple—I was just keeping my word to you.
Now, I'm ready to take that same fight to Washington, D.C. as your Congressman and continue standing up for our Texas values on the national stage.
– State Representative Briscoe Cain
A lifelong Texan, Briscoe is married to Bergundi, his wife of 14 years. Together, they are raising five sons—Briscoe, Walker, Crockett, Maverick, and Hockley—all named after Texas counties. Bergundi is deeply involved in Republican politics, serving on the National and Texas Federations of Republican Women, as well as being a precinct chair.
Cain is a graduate of Deer Park public schools, earned his B.A. from the University of Houston–Downtown, and holds a J.D. from South Texas College of Law. He owns and operates The Law Office of Briscoe Cain, PLLC, and serves as a Captain in the Texas State Guard. The Cain family worships at Faith Family Church in Baytown.I went to Austin to represent you and stand firm for your values at the Capitol. I kept that promise, and I’m proud to have been recognized as the most conservative legislator. For me, it was simple—I was just keeping my word to you.
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