Meet Ron Smith, dedicated Republican, and proud Texan, vying for the position of Precinct Chair in the 2024 elections in Walker County. Born and raised in the Lone Star State, Ron has been a relentless advocate for the will of the people and is committed to representing their interests faithfully. Born on July 6, 1952, Ron is a retired architectural representative from BMC Building Materials. Throughout his career, Ron proved his expertise in his field, making a lasting impact on the architectural industry. Despite never having run for elected office before, Ron is anything but unfamiliar with leadership and community service. He is known and loved by his community as the pastor of the Spring Grove Primitive Baptist Church. His role as a pastor has instilled within him a profound understanding of human nature, a compass for right and wrong, and an unshakable commitment to serving others. Ron’s campaign for Precinct Chair comes from his desire to inject a more conservative influence within Walker County. He strongly believes in the principles of the Texas Constitution, particularly Article 1 Section 2, which emphasizes that the ultimate power resides with the people. According to Ron, the idea of government stems from the people it serves and that they have the right to change it when it no longer meets their needs or expectations. With a clear understanding of his moral responsibility towards his constituency and the Texas Nationalist Movement's Political Action Committee, Ron has demonstrated sterling integrity throughout his life. He remains committed to the highest ethical standards. Ron has signed the TEXAS FIRST Pledge as a candidate who lives by the Texan spirit of personal liberty. His commitment to putting Texas first is unwavering, and his tireless work for the community is a testament to that. Join Ron Smith in his pledge to bring a conservative influence to Walker County and to Take Texas Back. His campaign invites all dedicated and passionate Texans to join him in this quest for change. Let's ensure that Texas always comes first.