The Texas House of Representatives' 67th district represents a portion of Collin County.
The current representative of this district is Jeff Leach, a Republican from Plano who has represented the district since 2013.
The district contains portions of Plano, Allen, McKinney, Princeton, and Anna. In addition, the district all of Melissa, Farmersville, Blue Ridge, and New Hope.
List of representatives LegislatureRepresentativePartyTerm startTerm end4th Edward Hord Unknown185118535th185318556thAnthony Banning Norton185518577th John Leal Haynes185718598th185918619thE.D. Lane1861186210thJames Ranck1863186611thFrederick Tegener1866187012th-14thUnknown15th Alexander Jesse NorthingtonDemocratic 1876 187916thJames Ashbury Rumsey1879188117thH.S. Arnold1881188318th M.H. Townsend1883188519th Thomas C. CookRepublican1885188720thJohn Monroe WoolseyDemocratic1887188921st Ibzan William Middlebrook1889189122nd William L. Adkins1891189323rdElbert M. Weeks1893189524thRobert W. Martin1895189725th1897189926thIsaac William Culp1899190127thJoshua Franklin Tharpe1901190328thGeorge Washington Brown1903190529thJohn Ellison Davis1905190730thChurchill Jones Bartlett1907190931st1909191132ndForrest Gaither1911191333rdHenry B. Savage1913191534th1915191735thFrank Lindemann1917191936th Isaac William Culp1919192137thOscar Dudley Baker1921192338thJames Charles Wilson1923192539th Baker Blount Hoskins19251926William Madden Fly1926192740th1927192941stWelly Kennon Hopkins1929193142ndConde Rague Hoskins1931193343rd1933193544th1935193745th1937193946thJohn Marvin Mohrmann1939194147thDurwood Manford1941194348th1941194349th1943194550th'']] |1945 |1947 |- |51st |1949 |1951 |- |52nd |Otis Henderson |1951 |1952 |- |53rd |rowspan="2"|Herman August Heideke |1953 |1955 |- |54th |1955 |1957 |- |55th | rowspan="3" |Raymond Arthur Bartram |1957 |1959 |- |56th |1959 |1961 |- |57th |1961 |1963 |- |58th |Herbert Otto Niemeyer |1963 |1965 |- |59th |David Howard |1965 |1967 |- |60th |Ralph Scoggins |1967 |1969 |- |61st |rowspan="2"|H. Tati Santiesteban |1969 |1971 |- |62nd |1971 |1973 |- |63rd |rowspan="2"|Ben Bynum |1973 |1975 |- |64th |1975 |1977 |- |65th |rowspan="2"|Danny Hill |1977 |1979 |- |66th |1979 |1981 |- |67th |Chip Staniswalis | rowspan="21" |Republican |1981 |1983 |- |68th |rowspan="3"|Gerald Geistweidt |1983 |1985 |- |69th |1985 |1987 |- |70th |1987 |1989 |- |71st |rowspan="2"|Harvey Hilderbran |1989 |1991 |- |72nd |1991 |1993 |- |73rd |rowspan="10"|Jerry Madden |1993 |1995 |- |74th |1995 |1997 |- |75th |1997 |1999 |- |76th |1999 |2001 |- |77th |2001 |2003 |- |78th |2003 |2005 |- |79th |2005 |2007 |- |80th |2007 |2009 |- |81st |2009 |2011 |- |82nd |2011 |2013 |- |83rd | rowspan="6" |Jeff Leach |2013 |2015 |- |84th |2015 |2017 |- |85th |2017 |2019 |- |86th |2019 |2021 |- |87th |2021 |2023 |- |88th'''20232025
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