Travis Clardy's Biography
- State House (TX) - District 11, Republican
Full Name:
Travis Clardy
Gender:
Male
Family:
Wife: Judy; 4 Children
Birth Date:
01/13/1962
Home City:
Nacogdoches, TX
JD, Pepperdine University School of Law, 1986-1988
Bachelor's, Business Administration, Abilene Christian University, 1980-1984
Representative, Texas State House of Representatives, District 11, 2012-present
Candidate, Texas State House of Representatives, District 11, 2022, 2024
Former Member, Energy Resources Committee, Texas State House of Representatives
Former Member, Higher Education Committee, Texas State House of Representatives
Former Member, Homeland Security and Public Safety Committee, Texas State House of Representatives
Former Member, Human Services Committee, Texas State House of Representatives
Former Member, Judiciary and Civil Jurisprudence Committee, Texas State House of Representatives
Former Vice Chair, Local and Consent Calendars Committee, Texas State House of Representatives
Former Member, Post-Secondary & Workforce Readiness Subcommittee, Texas State House of Representatives
Former Member, State & Federal Power & Responsibility, Select Committee, Texas State House of Representatives
Partner, Kelly Hart & Hallman, Limited Liability Partnership, 2015-present
Owner, Clardy Law Offices, 2004-2014
Partner, Fairchild, Price, Thomas and Haley, 1993-2003
Associate, Vial, Hamilton, Koch & Knox, 1990-1993
Associate, Geary, Stahl and Spencer, 1988-1990
Member, Alumni Advisory Board, Abilene Christian University, present
Member, American Board of Trial Advocates, present
Member, Dean's Circle, College of Fine Arts, Stephen F. Austin State University, present
Member, North Street Church of Christ, present
Former Member, Executive Board, East Texas Boy Scouts
Former President, Nacogdoches County Bar Association
Awards:
Champion for Free Enterprise, Texas Association of Business
Courageous Conservative, Texas Conservative Coalition
Friend of the First Amendment, Texas Press Association
Lone Star, Texas Conservative Roundtable
Legislator of the Year, Texas Civil Justice
Legislator of the Year, Texas Municipal Police Association
Law & Order Award, The Texas District and County Attorneys Association
TORCH Bearer Award, Texas Organization of Rural and Community Hospitals
Priority Issues:
Protecting our First Amendment Rights
Promoting our Second Amendment Rights
Standing for the sanctity of life and the unborn
Increasing government accountability and transparency
Eliminating burdensome regulation on businesses and entrepreneurs
Protecting Texas' southern border from criminals and illegal activity that threaten our national security and the rule of law and order
Fighting against federal overreach and promoting state's rights
Advocating for responsible and balanced state budgets and conservative fiscal principles