Texas House of Representatives
From 1989 to 1993,Hunter represented the 36th district in the Texas House of Representatives as a Democrat. Following the redistricting with the 1990 census,he represented the 32nd district in the 1992 elections. [4] [2] He continued to serve in the House until 1997.
In 2008,Hunter ran for reelection to the Texas House,this time as a Republican. He beat incumbent Democratic Representative Juan M. Garcia III,securing 50.13% of the vote. [5]
Hunter has frequently served as the Chair of the House Calendars committee,which is responsible for determining when legislation is brought before the House for a vote. [6]
In 2021,Hunter was the chair of the House Committee on Redistricting. [7] [8] Hunter was the author the bill that created the map for the Texas House of Representatives,as well as the sponsor for the maps for the Texas Senate and Congress. [9] [10] [11]
In July 2025,Hunter authored the legislation creating the new boundaries for the 2025 Texas redistricting . [12] [13]
Personal life
Hunter lives in corpus Christi and is married to his wife Alexis (née Taylor),the eldest daughter of Marcella and Leroy Taylor. Together they have three children—Todd Ames Jr. (b. 1986),Michael Taylor (b. 1987),and Christina Alyson (b. 1991). [1]
Hunter is a member of All Saints Episcopal Church in Corpus Christi. He is a director and member of the advisory board of the Coastal Bend division of the Boy Scouts of America. He is affiliated with Rotary International and is a board member of Consumer Credit Counseling Service and the Texas Lyceum Association. [1]
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