Mike is from Bedford, Texas. He attended the University of Texas at Arlington. He has a bachelor's degree in history with a minor in psychology from the University of Texas at Arlington. He lives with his wife and their two children in Bedford.

Mike Ingraham has a bachelor's degree in history with a minor in psychology from the University of Texas at Arlington. He lives with his wife in Bedford. They have two children and three grandchildren. 

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Mike is currently a Mortgage Underwriting Manager at First Bank Texas. He previously served in the United States Navy, achieving the rank of yeoman second class.

Michael Ingraham's campaign for Texas House of Representatives District 94.

Michael Ingraham's campaign for Texas House of Representatives District 94 is his first run for public office. 

Supports capping state spending growth, lowering property taxes for homeowners, cutting red tape for small businesses, and opposing new taxes that burden Texans.

Supports capping state spending growth, lowering property taxes for homeowners, cutting red tape for small businesses, and opposing new taxes.

Supports lowering property taxes for homeowners.

Wants to cut red tape for small businesses.

- Supports eliminating property tax.
- Supports capping state spending growth.
- Supports lowering property taxes for homeowners.
- Wants to cut red tape for small businesses.

Economy

Supports increased funding for local law enforcement, cracking down on human trafficking and fentanyl smuggling, and strengthening penalties for criminals exploiting the border crisis.

Supports increased funding for local law enforcement, "cracking down on human trafficking and fentanyl smuggling," and reducing immigration. 

Opposes gun control and will defend the Second Amendment.

Supports law enforcement and emphasizes the need for resources to ensure community safety.

- Supports increased funding for local law enforcement, "cracking down on human trafficking and fentanyl smuggling," and reducing immigration. 
- Opposes gun control.
- Supports law enforcement and emphasizes the need for resources to ensure community safety.

Public Safety

Opposes abortion access and believes every life is precious.

Healthcare

Supports boosting funding for public schools and advocating for teacher pay raises to enhance educational standards.

Supports empowering parents through school choice to enhance their control over their children's education and ensure access to the best educational opportunities.

Supports empowering parents through school choice and ensuring access to the best educational opportunities.

- Supports boosting funding for public schools and advocating for teacher pay raises to enhance educational standards.
- Supports empowering parents through school choice and ensuring access to the best educational opportunities.

Education

Supports expanding and repairing infrastructure, strengthening water systems, and promoting reliable energy development while ensuring taxpayer dollars are spent wisely.

Supports infrastructure expansion and repair, strengthening water systems, and promoting reliable energy development.

- Supports infrastructure expansion and repair, strengthening water systems, and promoting reliable energy development.

Energy & the Environment

Supports strong voter ID laws, secure ballot processes, and transparency to ensure fair elections.

Supports voter ID requirements, secure ballot processes, and election transparency.

- Supports voter ID requirements, secure ballot processes, and election transparency.

Voting & Elections

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

Ethics & Conduct

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Michael Ingraham

Advocates for capping state spending, lowering property taxes for homeowners, cutting red tape for small businesses, and opposing new taxes.

Advocates for capping state spending growth, lowering property taxes for homeowners, cutting red tape for small businesses, and opposing new taxes that burden Texans.

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Michael Ingraham has a bachelor's degree in history with a minor in psychology from the University of Texas at Arlington. He is a father of two and a grandfather of three. He is a Christian.

Mike is a mortgage banker. He previously served in the United States Navy, where he achieved the rank of Yeoman Second Class (YN2) and received an Honorable Discharge. 

Michael Ingraham's campaign for Texas State Representative, District 94, is his first time running for public office.

Supports capping state spending, lowering property taxes, reducing regulations for small businesses, and opposing new taxes.

Supports reducing property taxes, cutting red tape for small businesses and entrepreneurs, and opposes new taxes.

Supports lowering property taxes, reducing state spending, and cutting "red tape" for small businesses.

Supports reducing property taxes, cutting red tape for small businesses, and opposing new taxes.

Supports increased funding for law enforcement, and plans to "crack down on human trafficking and fentanyl smuggling."

Supports increasing funding for public schools and advocating for teacher pay raises.

Supports expanding and repairing highways and roads, strengthening water infrastructure, and developing reliable energy.

Supports "strong" voter ID laws, secure ballot processes, and transparency to ensure fair elections.

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- State representatives make $7,200 annually in addition to a $221 payment per day during legislative sessions and mileage reimbursements.