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Commissioner of the General Land Office
2026 Texas Commissioner of the General Land Office — General Election · November 3, 2026
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NEILL SNIDER
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2515 CEDAR RIDGE ROAD · WACO, TX 76708
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Mailing address: 2515 CEDAR RIDGE ROAD
Mailing address: WACO, TX 76708
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Candidate: NEILL SNIDER
Office: COMMISSIONER OF THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE
Party: Libertarian
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Occupation: MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR
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As Land Commissioner, I would support responsible energy production, fair leasing practices, and reducing wasteful spending within the General Land Office itself. More revenue from state lands can help reduce pressure for higher taxes on Texas families and businesses.
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As Land Commissioner, I would support responsible energy production, fair leasing practices, and reducing wasteful spending within the General Land Office itself. More revenue from state lands can help reduce pressure for higher taxes on Texas families and businesses.
Texas owns millions of acres of land and mineral rights through the General Land Office. Those assets should be managed efficiently and transparently to maximize revenue for Texas taxpayers and public schools, or should be sold.
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Texas owns millions of acres of land and mineral rights through the General Land Office. Those assets should be managed efficiently and transparently to maximize revenue for Texas taxpayers and public schools, or should be sold.
I believe Texans deserve a Land Commissioner who respects private property, supports responsible use of our natural resources, and understands that government works best when it stays focused, transparent, and accountable. I’m running to offer Texans a practical, freedom-minded alternative that puts individual rights and common sense first. 2
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I believe Texans deserve a Land Commissioner who respects private property, supports responsible use of our natural resources, and understands that government works best when it stays focused, transparent, and accountable. I’m running to offer Texans a practical, freedom-minded alternative that puts individual rights and common sense first. 2
The General Land Office should focus on its core responsibilities, operate with transparency, and avoid political favoritism and unnecessary spending. Texans work hard for their money, and state government should do the same.
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The General Land Office should focus on its core responsibilities, operate with transparency, and avoid political favoritism and unnecessary spending. Texans work hard for their money, and state government should do the same.
Respect private property, individual rights, and responsible stewardship in General Land Office decisions.
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Manage state land and mineral rights efficiently and transparently to maximize revenue for taxpayers and public schools, or sell assets that should not remain state-owned.
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Support responsible energy development on state lands.
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Use fair and transparent leasing practices for state land and mineral assets.
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Reduce unnecessary spending within the General Land Office.
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Operate the General Land Office transparently, focus it on core duties, and avoid political favoritism.
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Increase responsible revenue from state land to reduce pressure for higher taxes on families and businesses.
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Filer ID: 58885
Filer name: Snider, Neill
CTA office sought: Land Commissioner
Report ID: 101058649
Filer ID: 00058885
Total political contributions: $0.00
Total political expenditures: $713.39
Total political contributions maintained: $0.00
Outstanding loans: $0.00
Period covered: 2026-01-01 through 2026-06-30
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