Labeled by the New York Times as “a rising conservative firebrand” and the Houston Chronicle as “[an] aggressive champion for conservative causes,” Briscoe Cain has made no friends in the mainstream media while defending our values in Austin.
Serving as the first and only Texas House member to rank most conservative (#1 of 150) for more than one session according to the scientific and nonpartisan study conducted by Rice University, Cain takes pride in his consistent, conservative voting record.
A founding member of the Texas Freedom Caucus and Chairman of the Elections Committee, Cain doesn’t just vote right—he is a leader on the issues we care about. This past session, Cain authored the omnibus election integrity legislation that Democrats broke quorum and abandoned their posts in order to defeat. Cain co-authored and helped pass legislation to ban sanctuary cities in Texas and has supported all efforts to fund and expand border security. He co-authored and helped pass legislation that lowered property taxes by $5 billion.