Will Metcalf

Background

Metcalf is the son of Tommy and Mary Ann Metcalf and a sixth-generation resident of Montgomery County.

Education

He completed his education through the Conroe Independent School District and Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, from which he received a degree in Criminal Justice.

Career

Now in the banking industry, he is the vice-president and director of business development at the Spirit of Texas Bank in Conroe, in which capacity he is involved in commercial lending and real estate investment. Metcalf is affiliated with the Greater Conroe Economic Development Council, the Conroe Industrial Development Corporation, the Conroe Family Young Men’s Christian Association, and the Montgomery County Fair Association. Metcalf entered the race to succeed incumbent Representative Brandon Creighton of Conroe, who instead ran successfully in a special election for the Texas State Senate for the position vacated by Republican Tommy Williams.

He polled 29,132 votes (838 percent) to the Democrat Michael Hayles, Junior., who finished with 4,748 votes (137 percent), and the Libertarian nominee, Bob Townsend, 887 (26 percent).

Achievements

• In the runoff election on May 27, Metcalf defeated Seago, 8,914 (621 percent) to 5,448 (379 percent), to win the nomination. Metcalf then won with ease the general election on November 4, 2014.

Religion

Since a human being is the central factor in the plan of salvation, the Gospel must be taught, understood and accepted by him.

Politics

A believer should support social climates, in which human communities are maintained and strengthened for the sake of all persons and their growth.

Views

lieutenant is human responsibility to innovate, sponsor, and evaluate new forms of community living that will encourage development of the fullest potential in individuals.

Membership

He is a member of the National Rifle Association and his local Lions International.

Connections

opponent:

Ted Seago