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Alan Schoolcraft wins Texas House of Representatives, District 44 Republican primary runoff

By Jarrett Whitener

Alan Schoolcraft wins the Republican primary election runoff against incumbent John Kuempel in the race for Texas House of Representatives District 44 seat.

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