Dustin Matocha

Dustin Matocha

Dustin Matocha is the CFO and COO of Texas Scorecard. Dustin graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a BBA in Management, a BA in Government, and a minor in Marketing. He’s a self-described Corvette enthusiast, baseball purist, tech geek and growing connoisseur of local craft beer.
Texas’ Voter ID On Trial
Texas’ Voter ID On Trial
Today kicks off the long-awaited trial regarding Texas’ Voter ID law. A 3-judge panel from a Washington D.C. district court is expected to make a...
It Comes Down To Leadership
It Comes Down To Leadership
West Texans have an important choice to make in the GOP Primary run-off between State Rep. Jim Landtroop and challenger Ken King. The first is a...
Houston, We Have Waste
Houston, We Have Waste
While the Houston Astros have been in their new home at Minute Maid Park for 12 years, taxpayers are still throwing $4 million a year away on their...
Educating Responsibly
Educating Responsibly
With so much waste and inefficiency in our public school system, it can be easy to overlook instances of a school district doing things right. That’s...
Double For Nothing
Double For Nothing
Democrats and other big spenders have never seemed to mind raising your property taxes, so long as they could say it’s for the children. Apparently...
What’s Wrong With The System
What’s Wrong With The System
Frisco ISD board members unanimously approved their new budget for next year that includes a 4-cent tax increase. Should a school district that...
TBC: Cutting Wasteful Government
TBC: Cutting Wasteful Government
Cutting unnecessary and duplicative government is a common-sense conservative position, but we seldom see our legislators take action to put these...
Attention Hutto Taxpayers
Attention Hutto Taxpayers
Attention Hutto taxpayers: before signing off on a massive property tax hike at the whims of your school district, consider just how poorly Hutto ISD...
Leading The Charge Against Obama’s DOJ
Leading The Charge Against Obama’s DOJ
With a new study reporting more than 1.8 million deceased people are still registered voters, the obvious reasons for needing strict Voter ID laws...
TBC: Truth in Budgeting
TBC: Truth in Budgeting
Being truthful with where your tax dollars are coming from and where they’re going seems like common sense, but in government, simple principles are...
Gambling Interests Bust On Election Night
Gambling Interests Bust On Election Night
While some might argue over who had the most success in the primary, one special interest group seems to be languishing in defeat. A Las Vegas...
Support For Spending Limits Remains Strong
Support For Spending Limits Remains Strong
There will be plenty to analyze from last night’s primary election results, but one thing became immediately clear: GOP Primary voters continue to...