Mike Lang is a Republican member of the Texas House of Representatives, representing District 60. Lang was first elected to the chamber in 2016. Lang is running for re-election in 2018. The primary election took place on March 6, 2018. The general election is being held on November 6, 2018.

Lang ran in one of 48 contested Texas state legislative Republican primaries in 2018. To read more about the conflict between Republican factions in the primaries, including who the factions were, which races were competitive and who key influencers lined up behind, click here.

As of June 2017, Lang was a member of the Texas Freedom Caucus, a legislative caucus in the state House. According to the group's website, the caucus aims to support "liberty-minded, grassroots Texans who want bold action to protect life, strengthen families, defend the U.S. and Texas Bills of Rights, restrain government and revitalize personal and economic freedoms in the State of Texas."

• BS, Criminal Justice, Texas Christian University, 1980-1984

• BS, Criminal Justice, Texas Christian University, 1980-1984
• Constable, Precinct 3, Hood County Constable, 2013-2015
• Employee, Fort Worth Police Department, 1985-2012

• BS, Criminal Justice, Texas Christian University, 1980-1984
• Constable, Precinct 3, Hood County Constable, 2013-2015
• Employee, Fort Worth Police Department, 1985-2012
• Representative, Texas State House of Representatives, District 60, 2017-present
• Candidate, Texas State House of Representatives, District 60, 2018

• BS, Criminal Justice, Texas Christian University, 1980-1984
• Constable, Precinct 3, Hood County Constable, 2013-2015
• Employee, Fort Worth Police Department, 1985-2012
• Representative, Texas State House of Representatives, District 60, 2017-present
• Candidate, Texas State House of Representatives, District 60, 2018
• Member, Hood County Republican Party, 2012-present
• Member, Hood County Tea Party, 2012-present
• Member, Stonewater Church, present