John Lujan is a Republican state representative for Texas House District 118, covering South, East, and Northeast Bexar County in San Antonio. First elected in 2016 and re-elected in subsequent terms, he currently serves as Chair of the House International Relations Subcommittee and Vice Chair of the Appropriations Subcommittee for Articles VI, VII, and VIII. He is also a member of the Appropriations, Trade, Workforce & Economic Development, and Local & Consent Calendars committees. Notable achievements include over 25 years with the San Antonio Fire Department, five years as a Bexar County Sheriff’s Deputy, and growing a local IT firm that employs over 500 people. Born June 7, 1962, in San Antonio, he emphasizes public safety, border security, fiscal responsibility, and protecting vulnerable children.

Education and Political Experience

• Early Life and Career: Born and raised on San Antonio's Southside; parents were a public school principal and local pastor . No specific higher education details listed; began public safety career post-graduation.
• Public Service: Served five years as Bexar County Sheriff’s Deputy, then over 25 years with San Antonio Fire Department, advocating for first responder resources.
• Business: Founded and grew an IT firm employing over 500 in Bexar County.
• Political Roles: Elected to Texas House in 2016 ; re-elected 2021 and serving third full term as of 2026. Previous committees include Higher Education, Transportation, and Juvenile Justice & Family Issues . Member of Advisory Council on Cultural Affairs. Running for Texas' 35th Congressional District in 2026 GOP primary.