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Matt Thorsen attended Colorado Christian University. He lives with his wife, Alisha, in Melissa. They have two sons. 

Matt is the founder and operator of The Dallas Shutter Company, where he has led the family-owned business specializing in premium U.S.-made shutters, shades, and blinds since 2017. He previously spent over 12 years working in the aerospace industry, where he held a high-level security clearance and gained experience in leadership, precision, and accountability.

Matt is currently the founder and operator of The Dallas Shutter Company, specializing in premium U.S.-made shutters, shades, and blinds. He previously worked in the aerospace industry.

Matt Thorsen’s campaign for Texas State Representative, District 67 in the Republican primary is his first run for public office.

Local Businessman Matt Thorsen Announces Candidacy for Texas ...

Matt Thorsen’s campaign for Texas State Representative, District 67 is his first run for public office.

Supports phasing out property taxes in Texas.

Supports strict immigration policies, saying "Texas is being invaded by dangerous criminals, bent on flooding our streets with drugs and human trafficking."

Said, "Texas is being invaded by dangerous criminals, bent on flooding our streets with drugs and human trafficking. Texas must have a secure border, which repels and detains these threats."

- Supports phasing out property taxes in Texas.
- Said, "Texas is being invaded by dangerous criminals, bent on flooding our streets with drugs and human trafficking. Texas must have a secure border, which repels and detains these threats."

Economy

Opposes gun control and supports "Constitutional Carry."

- Opposes gun control and supports "Constitutional Carry."

Public Safety

Plans to pass the "Blood Bill," which allows people to choose directed donor blood.

- Plans to pass the "Blood Bill," which allows people to choose directed donor blood.

Healthcare

As of January 22, 2026, Matt Thorsen’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Education

Energy & the Environment

Said, "Texas must secure our elections to retain our freedom."

- Said, "Texas must secure our elections to retain our freedom."

Voting & Elections

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