Bill Siebert

William Earl Siebert, known as Bill Siebert, is a businessman in San Antonio, Texas, who is a Republican former member of the Texas House of Representatives from Bexar County, having served from 1993 to 2001. Siebert served in the United States Army and attended Northwest Missouri State University in Maryville, Missouri. He thereafter relocated to San Antonio and founded American Health Insurance Services and Siebert and Associates. He is a registered lobbyist with expertise on insurance, health care, transportation, and telecommunications. In 1993, Siebert assumed the District 121 House seat when Alan Schoolcraft vacated the post to run unsuccessfully against Jeff Wentworth for the Texas State Senate. In the primary on March 10, 1992, Siebert finished second with 2,552 votes to Libba Barnes, who led a five-candidate field with 4,322 votes. Three other candidates, Judy Sisk Millspaugh, Robert X. Johnson, and Davene Jonas, held the remaining 41 percent of the ballots. In the April 14 runoff, Siebert defeated Barnes, 4,877 to 3,429. Siebert was then unopposed in the 1992 general election.