Former Texas Representative Jarvis Johnson Named Co-Chair for U.S. Term Limits

U.S. Term Limits has officially appointed former Texas State Representative Jarvis Johnson as the new Texas State Co-Chair. With over three decades of public service, Johnson brings extensive legislative expertise to the national movement aimed at implementing congressional term limits. His appointment signals a strategic push to restore accountability in Washington, D.C., by curbing the influence of long-term career politicians and fostering a new era of citizen-led governance.

Johnson, a lifelong Houstonian and former member of the Texas House of Representatives, emphasizes that the Founding Fathers never intended for public office to become a permanent career. By advocating for term limits, he seeks to shift the focus of elected officials from maintaining political power to solving the pressing issues facing everyday Americans. His leadership is expected to galvanize grassroots support across Texas, a state historically dedicated to promoting limited government and constitutional integrity.

Philip Blumel, President of U.S. Term Limits, praised Johnson’s career-long commitment to community empowerment and government accountability. As a proven leader who secured billions in infrastructure and community investments, Johnson is uniquely positioned to build significant momentum for the organization’s mission. This partnership aims to strengthen the national push for constitutional reform, ensuring that Congress remains responsive and connected to the people it serves.