Dr. Lynn Stucky has consistently delivered solutions and funding on border security. Since taking office, he has secured increased funding to put more boots on the ground and barriers to block illegal entry, smuggling, and human trafficking.

This was Dr. Lynn Stucky’s busiest legislative session yet, sending 17 pieces of legislation to Governor Greg Abbott’s desk. These include the historic “Athena Alerts” bill and an increase in penalties for violating the state’s Move Over, Slow Down law.

In the first week of his re-election campaign, Dr. Lynn Stucky has gathered more than 100 endorsements from local constituents, community leaders, and elected officials. Is your name on the list?

There are many roads to property tax relief. Rep. Lynn Stucky is fighting for appraisal reform, reducing the burden of local school taxes, increasing homestead exemptions, and, importantly, working on housing supply shortages that are driving skyrocketing increased appraisals.

Firefighters, tow truck operators and other roadside workers pose with Rep. Lynn Stucky at the Capitol after a hearing on HB 898, which will increase penalties for violating the state’s Move Over, Slow Down law.

The Texas Legislature is picking up speed with Rep. Lynn Stucky leading the charge on important bills for Denton and Wise Counties.

Rep. Lynn Stucky retained his leadership position on the County Affairs and Appropriations committees.

Rep. Lynn Stucky has filed a package of bills in honor of Athena Strand, a 7-year-old girl who was kidnapped from her home in Wise County and murdered. The bills aim to provide more resources and protections for child victims.

When you grow up on a family farm, you learn a lot of hard lessons very quickly. The school of hard knocks is always in session. Brutal winters. Scorching summers. No days off. There is always work to be done and you have to think critically to solve the problems of the day.

Rep. Lynn Stucky has filed a bill to exempt the Sanger Municipal Utility from a burdensome statute that would add duplicative costs to consumers or taxpayers.

The 88th Texas Legislature got a preview of the priorities supported by Gov. Greg Abbott and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick during the 2023 inauguration at the Capitol.

Texas State Rep. Lynn Stucky filed a bill that will give Wise County HOT Fund authority to implement a 2-cent tax on stays at hotels. The funds will be used to support historic preservation, as well as tourism, promotion of events, and the expansion of the Wise County Fairgrounds. The bill is supported by local organizations and County Judge J.D. Clark.