Ligon spent 17 years as Montgomery County's District Attorney before winning the May 2026 special election for this seat with 75% of the vote.
He calls himself a "Pro-Life conservative" who wants abortion laws "enforced more consistently," and lists border security, gun rights, and property-tax cuts as his top priorities.
Ligon’s take on Texas values
Ligon lists "ensuring election integrity" among his core priorities — supporting tighter voting rules rather than expanded ballot access. [Ballotpedia]