Mark Ramsey Endorses Jon Bouché for HD 16
Mark Ramsey Endorses Jon Bouché
“Mark Ramsey is a stalwart conservative who I have known for several years and worked with on the Rules Committee at the 2024 Texas GOP convention,” Bouché said. “I am proud to have his endorsement!”
Mark S. Ramsey, P.E., has a proven record of effective representation at all levels over several decades. He is formerly a four-term elected State Republican Executive Committee (SREC) representative of Texas Senate District 7 (North Harris County). In December 2020, Ramsey was one of 38 Texas Members of the U.S. Electoral College, where he successfully authored and passed an historic Resolution condemning the U.S. Supreme Court’s lack of action relating to the November election fraud.
Ramsey is the only person in the history of the Republican Party of Texas to chair all three of the major state convention committees—Platform and Resolutions, Legislative Priorities, and most recently Rules. He is a former Chief of Staff for a legislator in Austin. He has also served on the Texas Education Agency (TEA) engineering curriculum committee and was invited by the Texas Sunset Commission to report on the TEA when it was up for review. Several of his recommendations led to language in proposed legislation.
In 2022, Ramsey was elected as a Director of the North Harris County Regional Water Authority (NHCRWA), defeating a 23-year incumbent by a 3:1 margin. The NHCRWA serves about 800,000 people, with about half actually getting part of their water from the NCHRWA. He previously served as President of their Board of Directors, with a laser focus on stopping the unsustainable rise in water rates in North Harris County while preserving quantities and quality of water available to residents. Since taking office, the board has saved ratepayers around $250,000,000.
Ramsey is a registered professional engineer, holding numerous U.S. and international patents, and has helped clients on six continents. He was named an Exxon “Distinguished Instructor,” and Texas Tech named him a “Distinguished Engineer,” an award for lifetime achievements that less than 1% of alumni ever receive. He and his wife, Pauline, have been married for more than 44 years, and have three grown children and five grandchildren. They worship at WoodsEdge Community Church.