In 2019, the entrepreneur-turned-legislature hopeful, Will Douglas, sought a seat in Texas' District 113. In his campaign for the 2020 election, Douglas ran as a Republican against Democrat Rhetta Bowers, who was vying to remain in the district seat for a second term. In the end, Bowers beat out Douglas, staying in her position. After his defeat, Douglas turned his attention back to assisting people during the devastating COVID-19 pandemic, according to his website.
He made the decision to run again in 2021 for the 2022 election after being disappointed in the district's performance, and what he deemed to be unfulfilled commitments. However, due to redistricting, Douglas was forced to end his campaign early — an update shared in an October 2021 statement. "My team and I are incredibly disappointed we won't have an opportunity for a rematch, but we know this won't be the end of our fight," Douglas explained in a lengthy Instagram post on his campaign profile.
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