Saturday’s Candidate Rally in Rockwall features six Republican candidates for statewide offices

Rockwall, TX (October 30, 2025) – Six Republican candidates for statewide offices will be in Rockwall to engage with voters on Saturday, November 1 at “The Candidate Rally” presented by the Lone Star Coalition and hosted by the Rockwall County Republican Party. The exciting lineup of candidates will serve as an interesting platform for voters to get information directly from the candidates themselves.

All Republican voters are invited to attend the Rally on Saturday, November 1, from 11:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m., in Liberty Hall of the County Courthouse, 1121 E. Yellowjacket, Rockwall. The Texas Red Rally for candidates in July was such a huge success that organizers are again anticipating a full-house at Liberty Hall! Voters are encouraged to arrive early in order to find their seats.

Candidates for Texas Attorney General, Texas Agriculture Commissioner and Texas Comptroller will bring their visions for the jobs they seek and take questions as the schedule allows, before they spend at their campaign tables to visit individually with attendees.

Rockwall County Republican County Chair Sharon Henson and Lone Star Coalition Board members Tillie Perkins and Ray Myers will welcome guests and speakers. The Rev. Michael Vinson of St. Benedict’s Anglican Church will lead the prayer and Fate Mayor Andrew Greenberg will lead the pledges.

Texas Attorney General candidates coming to Rockwall are Aaron Reitz, Senator Mayes Middleton and Senator Joan Huffman.  Candidates for Texas Agriculture Commissioner, Nathan Sheets and incumbent Sid Miller will each talk about their plans for that job. The Honorable Don Huffines will present his conservative goals for the position he seeks as Texas Comptroller.

1. Aaron Reitz, candidate for Texas Attorney General
2. The Honorable Don Huffines, candidate for Texas Comptroller
3. Senator Mayes Middleton, candidate for Texas Attorney General
4. Nathan Sheets, candidate for Texas Agriculture Commissioner
5. Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller, incumbent
6. Senator Joan Huffman, candidate for Texas Attorney General