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FAQ: Joseph Kopser's Candidacy for Texas House District 47 and Vision for Texas
Vote Like a Texan features Joseph Kopser, Army veteran and candidate for Texas House District 47, discussing jobs, education, voter turnout, and Texas’ growing space industry. Discover why Kopser says servant leadership and stronger local representation are essential for Texas’ future.
TL;DR
Joseph Kopser's campaign for Texas House District 47 focuses on leveraging Texas's aerospace leadership and bipartisan support to create economic and workforce advantages for the state.
Kopser's campaign outlines a three-part strategy focusing on job creation, education improvement, and securing a better future for children through collaborative long-term solutions.
Kopser aims to build a stronger future for Texas by prioritizing education, children's welfare, and community-focused servant leadership to enhance daily lives statewide.
A former Army veteran and tech leader, Kopser is running for Texas House to advance the state's role in the space economy and workforce development.
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Joseph Kopser is an Army veteran, technology leader, and long-time advocate for Texas' future who is announcing his intention to run for Texas House District 47 in the 2026 election.
Kopser is running for Texas House District 47, which covers areas including Circle C and parts of Southwest and West Austin.
Kopser emphasizes a consistent three-part vision: creating jobs, improving education, and helping build a stronger future for Texas children.
Kopser served a 20-year Army career before becoming a business leader, educator, and public servant. He credits his sixth-grade teacher Audrey Grievous, a civil rights icon, with shaping his understanding of civic responsibility and servant leadership.
Kopser, co-founder of SWIFT (Space Workforce Incubator for Texas), emphasizes that Texas needs to build a skilled workforce to support commercial launches and aerospace expansion, stating 'If you don't have the workforce to turn the wrenches, connect the pipes, and build the rockets, the industry is dead on the pad.'
He cites Texas' capacity for both East and West Coast-aligned launch pathways and the bipartisan support behind the Texas Space Commission as giving Texas a unique position in global space competitiveness.
Kopser strongly encourages voter participation at every level, saying 'I don't care who they vote for, just vote,' because he doesn't want a small percentage of Texans deciding elected officials whose decisions impact daily lives.
Servant leadership is an approach where leaders prioritize serving their community first. Kopser emphasizes it because he believes people in his community who put servant leadership first left a lasting impression on him, and it's essential for Texas' future.
You can visit his campaign website at kopserfortexas.com for more information about his candidacy and platform.
The interview was featured on Vote Like a Texan (votelikeatexan.com) and was conducted by host Justin McKenzie, offering voters an in-depth look at Kopser's motivations, priorities, and vision.
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