The Young Conservatives of Texas (YCT), a non-partisan organization that holds tight to the Declaration of Independence, recently voted Senator Bryan Hughes as the most conservative member of the Texas State Senate.  

"I am honored to be recognized as the most conservative member of the Texas Senate by the Young Conservatives of Texas," said Hughes. "I will continue to work diligently to advance conservative policies and family values. Thank you, YCT, for standing up for the principles that make Texas a land of freedom and opportunity."

During their first round of endorsements for the upcoming year, YCT announced that Senator Bryan Hughes made the list, along with notable figures like Senator Ted Cruz and and Congressmen Chip Roy. "Our endorsements represent a collective belief in the principles that have shaped our great nation," said Nate Dunning, YCT's State Board Chairman. The group made its endorsements according to who they believe will fight for the values of the nation.

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Senator Hughes was born in East Texas and graduated from the University of Texas at Tyler before earning his law degree from Baylor University School of Law. He has a long history working in politics and has been awarded numerous honors including the Horizon Award from Texas Right to Life and as a Defender of the American Dream by the Americans for Prosperity. Senator Hughes is now serving his third term in the Texas Senate representing District 1.