Quick facts 5 on file
Office & contact
Room E2.704, P.O. Box 12910, Austin, TX 78711
512-463-0656mike.olcott@house.texas.govCampaign website ↗Directions ↗Data sources 2 on file
- State legislature roll calls
- Campaign websites (their own words)
Every claim links to its primary source.
- 2,876 roll-call votes on record - 1,542 yes, 1,121 no; these state roll calls carry no party-by-party tally. state roll calls
- Serves as State Representative, District 60 (Texas) since Jan 2025. github.com ↗
What we don’t cover yet 1 gaps
Campaign finance filings for this office aren’t wired in yet - when they’re sourced, they’ll appear here.
The record
official roll calls · every vote links to the bill
Personal finances
official financial-disclosure filings - originals one click away
Official personal financial-disclosure records are available in the comparison experience, with each figure linked to its filing.
In their words
their own statements - never blended with news coverage
“As your next State Representative, I will fight for the conservative values of our District and never cower to the Austin establishment.”
Property Taxesverbatim · tap to open
“Although these reforms fall short of eliminating property taxes altogether, they are small steps in the right direction.”
Illegal Immigrationverbatim · tap to open
“I carried three bills this session that aimed to quantify the costs of incarcerating illegal aliens (HB 4878), the cost to educate illegal aliens (HB 4886) and the costs hospitals incur to provide uncompensated care to illegal aliens (HB 2587).”
Illegal Immigrationverbatim · tap to open
“I carried three bills this session that aimed to quantify the costs of incarcerating illegal aliens (HB 4878), the cost to educate illegal aliens (HB 4886) and the costs hospitals incur to provide uncompensated care to illegal aliens (HB 2587).”
Olcott supports policies to quantify and reduce the fiscal burden of illegal immigration, including banning taxpayer-funded in-state tuition for illegal aliens and requiring E-Verify for employment.
Property Taxesverbatim · tap to open
“Although these reforms fall short of eliminating property taxes altogether, they are small steps in the right direction.”
Olcott views current property taxes as out of control and supports reforms, though he advocates for the eventual elimination of property taxes.
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