State Senator John Carona (R-Dallas)
John Carona
Most recent rating on the Fiscal Responsibility Index: B+
Cumulative rating on the Fiscal Responsibility Index: F
John Carona has not signed the Taxpayer Protection Pledge.
Senate District 16
First elected in 1990
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Previous ratings on the Fiscal Responsibility Index:
2011: B+ 2009: F 2007: F

Senator Carona is President and CEO of Associa and is from Dallas, Texas. He received his BBA Degree in Insurance and Real Estate from the University of Texas at Austin. Senator Carona is married, a father of five children and grandfather to four grandchildren. Prior to joining the Texas Senate, Senator Carona served in the Texas House of Representatives from 1990 – 1996. Senator Carona has served in the Texas Senate since 1996.

Committee Assignments during 82nd Legislative Session: Business and Commerce (Chair); Criminal Justice; Education; Jurisprudence; Redistricting (Select)

 
 
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