On Saturday, Rep. Troy Nehls, a Republican from Texas, revealed that he will retire from Congress at the end of his term in 2026. He made the announcement to focus more on his family and also took the time to notify former President Donald Trump about his decision personally. Nehls expressed gratitude towards Trump, labeling him a close ally to his district. As he steps back from his role, he has officially endorsed his twin brother, Trever Nehls, to take over his congressional seat and maintain their political alignment with Trump. Currently, Troy Nehls serves on both the Judiciary and Transportation and Infrastructure committees, and he won his last election by a significant margin.
Texas Rep. Troy Nehls to Retire, Endorses Brother for Congress
Texas Rep. Troy Nehls to Retire, Endorses Brother for Congress
Republican U.S. Representative Troy Nehls announces his retirement from Congress to focus on family, endorsing his twin brother as his successor.
Republican U.S. Representative Troy Nehls of Texas announced his retirement plans effective after his term ends in 2026, stating he wants to devote more time to family. Nehls, a vocal supporter of former President Trump, shared his decision on social media, even informing Trump directly. He is endorsing his twin brother, Trever Nehls, to run for his congressional seat. Troy Nehls, who began his congressional career in 2021 after serving in law enforcement and the Army Reserve, previously made headlines for his controversial political stances and strong performance in his district.
