A new chief financial officer is in place for Texas. This individual was sworn in on a Saturday. The temporary appointment was made by Governor Greg Abbott. This decision came after a nomination win earlier in the year. Further information about this development can be found through the San Antonio Current, including details about upcoming elections and the individual's background.
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