Conservative Justin Holland endorsed by Texas Association of Business

(Jan. 18, 2016) Justin Holland today announced that he has been endorsed by the Business and Commerce Political Action Committee (BACPAC), the political arm of Texas Association of Business (TAB). Holland is seeking election to be the next Republican member of the Texas House of Representatives for HD 33, the area covering Rockwall County and parts of Collin County.

Representing companies from the largest multi-national corporations to small businesses in nearly every community of our state, TAB works to improve the Texas business climate and to help make our state’s economy the strongest in the world. The BACPAC Board only endorses pro-business candidates committed to economic growth throughout Texas

Holland was endorsed by Texas Association of Business for his proven commitment to a low-tax, pro-growth business climate in the state of Texas. In the Texas House, Holland will fight for small-businesses and create good jobs locally in Rockwall and Collin Counties.

“I am honored that the Texas Association of Business has endorsed my campaign,” said Holland. “As a small-business owner myself, I know that low taxes and less regulation are the key ingredients to growing the economy. In the Texas House, I will strive to improve Texas’ business environment and advocate for policies that foster individual innovation and job creation.”

Justin and his wife, Neely, have been married for seven years and have two daughters, Wiley Beth and Emma Cullins. They are active members of Lake Pointe Church.

Submitted by Craig Murphy.

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