Mitch Little encourages convention registration and comments on political strategy

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Mitch Little, Texas State Representative of the 65th district (R)
Mitch Little, Texas State Representative of the 65th district (R)
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May 22, 2026
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Rep. Mitch Little, a Republican serving Texas’s 65th House district, posted a series of tweets on May 21 and May 22, 2026, addressing the upcoming convention in Houston and commenting on political strategy.

In one post dated May 21, Little shared links without additional commentary: “https://t.co/fdtUnx1fFD https://t.co/VvuyelH4ai”. Later that day, he reminded followers about convention registration, writing “Reminder that you MUST register for Convention! See y’all in Houston!! https://t.co/YmdVyYW3z1”.

On May 22, Little commented on an unnamed idea and its impact on political opponents: “This idea had to have been secretly invented by a Republican. Seeing them chained to this issue forever until the end of time is diabolical. https://t.co/Ph9GMwESWY”.

Little was elected to the Texas State House in 2025 and represents District 65, succeeding Kronda Thimesch.

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