A Libertarian candidate is running for Texas Railroad Commissioner. Arthur DiBianca is his name and he has been a Texas resident since 1991. He is a retired programmer with no experience in the oil and gas industry.
DiBianca's goals for the commission include prioritizing constituents' rights and increasing transparency. He also wants to simplify regulations.
Further information on DiBianca's campaign and his vision for the Texas Railroad Commission can be found through local news sources.
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