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On November 6, 2018, Schofield lost by one hundred and thirteen votes his bid for a third House term to the Democrat Gina Calanni. She polled 32,841 votes (49.2 percent) to 32,728 (49.1 percent).

Schofield scored victory for a second term in the House in the November 8, 2016, general election. He polled 40,001 votes (80.2 percent) to the Libertarian Phil Kurtz, who drew the remaining 9,854 votes (19.8 percent).

Michael Joseph "Mike" Schofield 2015–2019

On March 4, 2014, incumbent Republican Representative Bill Callegari of Katy did not seek an eighth term in District 132 in the primary election. Four candidates sought the nomination to succeed Callegari. Schofield led the field with 2,980 votes (44.6 percent). The number-two candidate, Ann Forest Hodge (born 1949), polled 1,301 (19.5 percent). Two other candidates, Michael Andrews Franks (born c. 1967) and attorney Justin David Perryman (born 1968), held the remaining 36 percent of the ballots cast. In the runoff contest on May 27, Schofield handily defeated Hodge, 3,450 votes (67.6 percent) to 1,655 (32.4 percent). In the November 4 general election, Schofield defeated the Democrat Luis Lopez by about the same margin as he had dispatched Hodge, 20,535 (66.1 percent) to 10,523 (33.9 percent).

Schofield was endorsed in 2014 by Texas Right to Life, the National Rifle Association, Texans for Lawsuit Reform, and the Conservative Coalition of Harris County.

In 2006, Schofield ran unsuccessfully for the House in District 133 against fellow Republican Jim Murphy of Houston.

Schofield became an advisor to Governor Perry in 2003. He was the point-man on the voter identification legislation, which conservatives claim will prevent illegal voting because voters must now show picture proof of their identity before they may cast a ballot. He worked for the "loser pays" tort reform bill designed to discourage frivolous lawsuits. He worked to limit eminent domain and advised Perry on Tenth Amendment issues, the state judiciary, and the implementation of an appraisal cap regarding property taxes.

Michael Joseph Schofield, known as Mike Schofield (born June 27, 1964) in Montclair, NJ. Schofield is a former policy adviser to former Texas Governor Rick Perry and a Republican former two-term member of the Texas House of Representatives for District 132 in Katy in northwestern Harris County, Texas.