Lujan’s former company holds a state contract with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission to build and run an online licensing system for bars and restaurants.
State Representative John Lujan shakes hand with Jack Finger at his watch party at Pica Pica Plaza. Lujan is running in a tight race against Frank Ramirez for a Southside seat in the Texas house.Following his re-election win last fall, State Rep. John Lujan left the information technology company he founded more than 20 years ago in order to avoid a conflict of interest that arose because the firm holds a multimillion dollar state contract.
A lawyer for Sistema said this week: “Mr. Lujan, as he promised he would, has divested himself of all of his shares in Sistema, and he no longer has anything to do with the company.”a seat on the House Licensing & Administrative Procedures Committee
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