Matt Krause is a Republican politician currently serving as County Commissioner for Precinct 3 in Tarrant County, Texas. Previously, he represented Texas House District 93 from 2013 to 2023. Born on August 19, 1980, in Tyler, Texas, he is a constitutional attorney known for defending pro-life causes, religious liberty, and free speech rights. He and his wife Jennie have five children and are active in their Christian faith community.

Education

• JD, Liberty University School of Law , graduated Magna Cum Laude, third in class; national moot court team member, law review editor, and Student Bar Association president.
• Bachelor's in History/Social Science, San Diego Christian College , graduated Summa Cum Laude; NAIA All-American Scholar Athlete in men's basketball.

Political Experience

• County Commissioner, Tarrant County Precinct 3 : Focuses on strengthening families, public safety, infrastructure, and fundamental rights.
• Texas House of Representatives, District 93 : Elected in 2012; chaired the General Investigating Committee , Tourism Caucus, and Prayer Caucus; Secretary-Treasurer of Texas Freedom Caucus.
• Notable achievements and positions: High conservative ratings ; championed policies for medically fragile children; recognized as “Faith and Family Champion” by Texas Values and by pro-life groups; former Tarrant County Republican Precinct Chair and President of Northwest Tarrant Republican Club; Of Counsel at First Liberty Institute; adjunct professor at Liberty University; board member for San Diego Christian College and American Kids.