Mayes Middleton, a Texas State Senator, posted several updates on social media in mid-July 2025 regarding flood recovery efforts, insurance legislation, and political endorsements.
On July 15, Middleton wrote about local response to flooding: “Brazoria County Conservation and Reclamation District Number Three sent a long reach excavator from Alvin to Hunt to help with flood recovery. Proud to represent BCCRD3 in the Senate and work with so many that have come together to coordinate local and state response to https://t.co/DZ4Mmp4EJQ”
The following day, Middleton addressed concerns over windstorm insurance rates: “Stopping windstorm insurance rate increases for homeowners and businesses has always been a top priority of mine. This session we delivered and passed legislation to help ensure NO increase in rates. Now we have one more step, make your voice heard at the August 5th TWIA https://t.co/wharAccrow” (July 16).
Later on July 16, Middleton shared news of an endorsement from Kenny Webster: “Kenny Webster gets it—Texas needs fighters, not talkers. He’s a conservative warrior, and I’m proud to have his endorsement.
In our conversation, we dive into my proven record of fighting for conservative values: Leading the fight to ban taxpayer-funded lobbying, securing the https://t.co/B8GMkOxQQZ“
Mayes Middleton serves as a Texas State Senator representing District 11. The region he represents is frequently impacted by hurricanes and flooding events due to its proximity to the Gulf Coast. Windstorm insurance rates are a longstanding concern among residents along the Texas coast because severe weather events can drive up costs for homeowners and businesses seeking coverage through entities such as the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association (TWIA). Legislative efforts around this issue often attract significant attention during sessions when storms or rate hikes are imminent.
Middleton’s recent legislative focus reflects ongoing concerns among his constituents about disaster preparedness and economic stability in coastal communities.
