Bill Zedler [SEP] position held
Bill Zedler
William Wade Zedler, known as Bill Zedler (born August 19, 1943), is a retired medical consultant from Arlington, Texas who is a Republican member of the Texas House of Representatives for District 96. He has served since 2003 except for the term from 2009 to 2011, when he was temporarily unseated by Democrat Chris Turner.
A board member of the bipartisan Texas Conservative Coalition, Zedler is considered one of the most conservative of current Texas legislators.
Background.
Zedler obtained his bachelor's
55 percent) to Bill Zedler's 4,461 (45 percent). In 2002, when Brimer moved into the District 10 seat in the Texas Senate for a six-year stint, Zedler won the Republican nomination in House District 96. Living at the time in Burleson, Zedler won 55.1 percent of the vote to defeat two intraparty rivals from Arlington, Daniel Thomas "Tom" Serna (born c. 1956) and Kellye Ann Reeves Swanda (born c. 1965).
In the general election of 2002, Zedler defeated the