US EditionFormer Texas State Sen. Kelly Hancock to Become Acting Comptroller, Run for Permanent Job
- Kelly Hancock has resigned from the Texas Senate to run for Texas Comptroller and has been sworn in as chief clerk of the agency by outgoing Comptroller Glenn Hegar.
- By resigning, Hancock avoids the Senate confirmation process while serving until January 2027.
- Governor Greg Abbott endorsed Hancock, citing his experience and ability to win a general election.
- Hegar praised Hancock as his successor, while noting concerns from conservatives about Hancock's record.
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Star LocalHancock sworn in to become acting comptroller, endorsed by Abbott
(The Center Square) – Three candidates have announced their bid to replace outgoing Texas comptroller Glenn Hegar, with one sworn in on Thursday to temporarily fill the role.
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