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Biedermann won his second House term in the general election held on November 6, 2018. With 69,006 votes (74.8 percent), he defeated Democrat Stephanie Phillips, who polled 23,237 votes (25.2 percent).

In January 2017, Biedermann sent a survey to Muslim leaders asking them questions about their interpretations of Islam in preparation for a "Homeland Security Summit". The surveys were distributed as part of a campaign designed to expose "radical Islamic terrorism in Texas", and preceded a forum Mr. Biedermann held at the State Capitol, scheduled to coincide with Texas Muslim Capitol Day, an educational event. The episode attracted critical media coverage and condemnation by civil rights advocates.

Biedermann defeated incumbent Doug Miller, chairman of the Special Purpose District Committee, on May 24, 2016 in the Republican primary runoff election. Biedermann polled 10,481 votes (55.4 percent) to Miller's 8,438 (44.6 percent). Biedermann faced no Democratic opponent in the November 2016 general election.

During the primary campaign, a photo surfaced of Biedermann dressed up as a Saturday Night Live character for a charity event in 2008. He was criticized by the Anti-Defamation League.

Bierdermann describes himself as pro-life, voting on numerous pieces of legislation to restrict or prohibit the practice of abortion in the state of Texas. He voted in favor of Amendment 76 (Krause Amend.) of SB1 which increased funding for the Alternatives to Abortion Program by $20,000,000. He also voted on the 2nd and 22nd Amendment of SB 8 which would have banned a procedure known as "dismemberment abortions" and the abolishment of late term abortions for children with disabilities (respectively). For his strict pro-life voting record, the organization Texas Right to Life gave him a perfect score during the 85th legislative session.

Kenneth Kyle Biedermann, known as Kyle Biedermann (born April 30, 1959), is a Republican member of the Texas House of Representatives for District 73, which encompasses Comal, Gillespie, and Kendall counties in the eastern portion of the Texas Hill Country. Biedermann owns and operates a hardware store within the district.