Neill Snider
What this job does: Runs the General Land Office, which manages state-owned land and the oil, gas and mineral money from it (much of it goes to public schools), the Alamo, coastal protection, home loans for veterans, and federal disaster-recovery money. A term is four years.
- Occupation
- Mechanical contractor; cattle rancher
- Lives in
- Waco
Background
- Mechanical contractor with four decades in the trades, managing projects, payroll and regulations; owns a small cattle operation. source: texastribune.org
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- Lower taxes by getting the most revenue from state land, or selling it source: texastribune.org
- Responsible energy production and fair leasing on state land source: texastribune.org
- More transparency at the General Land Office source: texastribune.org
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