Brian Harrison, a Republican member of the Texas State House representing the 10th district since 2021, used his Twitter account to criticize recent legislative actions and offer guidance to voters ahead of Election Day.
On April 30, 2026, Harrison posted a critique of recent flood relief legislation in Texas. He wrote, “The world is now seeing that the ‘flood relief’ bills (HB1/SB1) were nothing more than liberal, big government power grabs, written by Democrats, that may shut down countless safe Christian camps… as I predicted last year. These bills should be repealed or amended THIS YEAR.”
Shortly after this post on April 30, Harrison shared another tweet containing only two links: “https://t.co/J604aXR8Bf https://t.co/4PYFNBrpsi”. The content or context of these links was not specified in the tweet itself.
On May 2, 2026, Harrison published a public service announcement for Election Day. He stated, “Election Day PSA: ALL BONDS ARE PROPERTY TAX INCREASES Vote accordingly.”
Harrison began serving in the Texas State House after being elected in 2021 to represent District 10, succeeding Jake Ellzey. As a Republican legislator, he has consistently voiced opposition to what he describes as “big government” policies and has warned about their potential impact on local institutions such as Christian camps.
