Senator Kel Seliger: District 31
Kel Seliger was first elected to the Texas Senate in 2004. Senate District 31 spans 37 counties from the Panhandle to the Permian Basin and includes Amarillo, Midland, Odessa, and Big Spring.
Born in Amarillo and raised in Borger, Senator Seliger is a graduate of Borger public schools and Dartmouth College. He spent 35 years in the steel industry.
Prior to his election to the Senate, Seliger served four terms as Mayor of Amarillo and as a member of the Amarillo City Commission and the Amarillo Civil Service Commission.
He and his wife, Nancy, reside in Amarillo, and have two sons, Jonathan and Matthew and a granddaughter, Collins Gray Seliger.
Kel is considered by many as the "most liberal Republican Senate". His term ends in 2022. Kevin Sparks will take his place.
Kel Seliger Twitter Post
10/24/2022
10/20/2022
by The Luke Macias Show (podcast)
See minute 1:06 for comments on Kel Seliger.
"Polling in Texas looks great, RINO’s in Texas are freaking out. Over the last several weeks we have had Betsy Price, Glen Whitley and Kel Seliger all coming out to oppose Dan Patrick. These are all people who I have been told matter for Republicans in the past. These are people who donors have catered to and who we’ve allowed to influence our Party. No more. Polls not only show Republicans leading, but they show Dan Patrick leading the statewide slate. Oh, and we have another drag show in Corpus, but this one is even worse, and on this week’s podcast we discuss why."
Kel Seliger endorses a Texas democrat.
07/30/2022
by @kseliger on Twitter
Kel Seliger retweets a link to a CNN video entitled 'Deep in the Pockets' which is posted to Christopher Tackett's YouTube page. Tackett seems to oppose Christianity and concur with something now labeled as 'Christian Nationalism'.
Kel Seliger Tweeting about Appearances on CNN
CNN is a very liberal/progressive news station.
08/2022 (unclear of original air date)
by CNN
Seliger contributed to this piece on Texas conservative donors.
"My voting record is very conservative. Is it 100% conservative? No." - Kel Seliger (full quote minute 13:18)
Screenshot from video:
See "Education Spotlight: Richard Weekley" (Co-Founder, Chairman and CEO of Texans for Lawsuit Reform)". Coming Soon!
See "Education Spotlight: Charles Butt", owner of HEB and Charlesworth Foundation.
05/31/2022
by Sydnie Henry
i.e. pushing for gun control.
05-06/2022
by @kseliger on Twitter
Despite Republican majorities in both chambers of the state legislature, the average score for the House is 49 percent and the Senate 56 percent.
01/13/2022
by Sydnie Henry
Member of NGAA: Kel Seliger
Compared Seliger to “Texas version of Mitt Romney” while touting the credentials of one of Seliger’s announced primary election challengers.
10/05/2021
by Jeramy Kitchen w/Texas Scorecard
01/05/2018
by Thomas Warren
TEA
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