Ben Bius is a husband and father. He is a Christian.

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Ben Bius is originally from Liberty. He earned a bachelor's degree in finance from Sam Houston State University. He lives with his wife, Kim, in Huntsville.

As a businessman, Ben has experience in the private sector. He is also a husband and father.

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Ben is the founder and owner of Bius Investments, a real estate investment and development business.

Ben previously ran for Texas State Representative in 2022 but did not win.

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Ben previously ran for the Texas State House of Representatives to represent District 12 in 2022 and 2024, but did not win. He also previously ran for the Texas State Senate to represent District 5 in 2010 and 2012, but did not win.

Supports reducing regulations for small businesses.

Supports reducing federal involvement and maintaining low taxes.

Supports reducing federal intervention and maintaining low taxes.

- Supports reducing regulations for small businesses.
- Supports reducing federal intervention and maintaining low taxes.

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

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Supports parent choice and the elimination of the Department of Education.

- Supports parent choice and the elimination of the Department of Education.

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Supports reducing immigration and "a safe, orderly, and lawful border."

- Supports reducing immigration and "a safe, orderly, and lawful border."

Foreign Policy and Immigration

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Ben Bius

Supports eliminating the federal Department of Education.

Supports working with President Trump to enforce immigration laws, prioritize national security, and maintain a lawful border.

Opposes abortion access, saying "Ben believes that it is his duty to fight for the un-born, ill and elderly."

- Opposes abortion access, saying "Ben believes that it is his duty to fight for the un-born, ill and elderly."

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