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.
Establishment to Conservatives: Play the Game or Get Played
Establishment to Conservatives: Play the Game or Get Played
February 9, 2015
In attempts to defend those in power, Texas’ political media establishment often portrays members of the conservative movement – especially those...
Time to End the Two-Thirds Rule
Time to End the Two-Thirds Rule
December 2, 2014
An infamous parliamentary procedure historically ingrained into the rules of the Texas Senate, the two-thirds rule is used in modern times as a...
Lubbock Considering Nanny-State Smoking Ban
Lubbock Considering Nanny-State Smoking Ban
October 22, 2014
Lubbock city council members are poised to adopt a citywide smoking ban that would potentially be one of the strictest in the entire state. Will...
Senate Nominees Take Stand Against Potential TEC Abuse
Senate Nominees Take Stand Against Potential TEC Abuse
October 9, 2014
In a recent letter, six Republican nominees for the Texas Senate put the members of the Texas Ethics Commission on notice – stating that taking...
Abbott’s Plan for Transportation
Abbott’s Plan for Transportation
September 23, 2014
Using self-deprecating humor to make light of Texans’ frustrations with traffic congestion, Republican gubernatorial candidate Greg Abbott recently...
Two Names to Avoid in SD 28 Special Election
Two Names to Avoid in SD 28 Special Election
July 28, 2014
Taxpayers in SD 28 looking to elect a conservative in the upcoming special election to replace Sen. Robert Duncan have two names to avoid: Delwin...
Eyes of Texas Should Remain on UT Clout Scandal
Eyes of Texas Should Remain on UT Clout Scandal
July 10, 2014
Yesterday, University of Texas System Chancellor Francisco Cigarroa announced he has accepted the resignation of UT-Austin President Bill powers...
Can Dewhurst Be Impartial During Hall Trial?
Can Dewhurst Be Impartial During Hall Trial?
May 22, 2014
As the House Transparency Committee works to draft articles of impeachment against whistleblower UT Regent Wallace Hall for his efforts to uncover...
Duncan’s Departure Leaves Room for Improvement
Duncan’s Departure Leaves Room for Improvement
May 20, 2014
Taxpayers should not pass up this opportunity to improve the state Senate.
Deuell Gets Desperate
Deuell Gets Desperate
April 10, 2014
Deuell attempts to avoid a stunning defeat in the upcoming May elections.
Byron Cook Bullying Businesses Into Taking Down His Opponent’s Signs
Byron Cook Bullying Businesses Into Taking Down His Opponent’s Signs
February 21, 2014
Reports have surfaced that Byron Cook approached a local Dollar General store manager, demanding a campaign sign be taken down.
J.D. Sheffield is Flat-Out Lying to Voters
J.D. Sheffield is Flat-Out Lying to Voters
January 23, 2014
Sheffield was the only Republican in the Texas House that opposed reducing the number of classroom hours required for Texans to obtain their...