Cowtown Constituents

Described as direct, confrontational, and unapologetic, she supports Medicare for all, universal healthcare, strong federal investment in public education, and humane immigration reform. She is a strong advocate for gun safety reform.

Opposes universal healthcare and Medicaid expansion leaving Texas having one of the largest uninsured rates in the Country. Supports the private school voucher and public school funds going to private schools. Pro second amendment and no mention of addressing gun safety. Supports enforcement in response to immigration. He consistently supports the oil and gas industry ignoring the effects on the environment.

A mom, entrepreneur, startup advisor, she supports Universal healthcare, affordable childcare, public education support, voting rights, and campaign finance reform.

Very pro-business and promotes conservative policy orientation. Advocates for private healthcare which has shown to leave many Texans uninsured.

Campaign is focused on border security, economic growth, conservative social policies. Supports the private school voucher and has ignored repeated underfunding concerns raised by public school districts. Opposes Medicaid expansion which would cover more low-income Texans and favors private market solutions, which has left Texas with one of the highest uninsured rates in the country. Minimal emphasis on housing affordability policies and primarily focuses on business first growing strategy. Continues to expand access to firearms while declining to meaningfully address the growing crisis of gun violence in schools and communities. He prioritizes deregulation over evidence-based measures to protect children and educators.

He leads the conservative voice in state government, promoting policies to infuse Christianity into public life and restricting abortion and immigration. A social conservative, he has prioritized targeting LGBTQ+ Texans and restricting how race and gender can be discussed in classrooms. He supports school vouchers diverting dollars from public schools.

Very aggressive conservative legislative positions. He emphasizes limited government, border security, and constitutionalist policies.

His experience is in managing investments, no public service.

His experience is as a truck driver, small business owner, non-profit founder. He served in the US Army. 

As incumbent, appointed by his successor July 2025, he has strongly supported Operation Lone Star in constructing the wall at the border, grants to implement harsh immigration enforcement, funds to sheriff departments to partner with ICE, ended diversity, equity, inclusion in state contracting. He implemented the school voucher program, diverting funds from Texas public schools.

No prior experience and current experience is in supply chain management.

A long-time educator and community leader, her campaign prioritizes public education funding, healthcare access, and women's health.

She has minimal experience and currently works as photographer. She is a community advocate and focuses on increasing minimum wage, education access and economic fairness.

He has previous campaign experience. Specific 2026 issues are not widely documented.

Has contradictory statements noting he says he supports increased funding to public schools while also pushing for the school choice program (private school voucher program), which will divert fund from public schools to private schools. Emphasizes enforcement on border security.

Minimal experience and minimal available information on his background and what he would like to accomplish if he wins.

As the incumbent he is running on his prior record and past campaign platform. His campaign website has not been updated for the current election cycle. He continues to tout his tougher sentencing, securing multiple death penalties and numerous life sentences, keeping the DA’s office in conservative hands.

He is a good second pick. He is a community advocate. He stands for government transparency, civic trust, protecting rights, and inclusive engagement.

Emphasizes worker safety, veterans' needs, and economic fairness. As a Marine Corps veteran his campaign has a lot of focus on expanding veteran home and benefit programs.

As the incumbent he’s supported by Texans for Lawsuit Reform PAC, the state’s leading advocacy group for limiting businesses’ legal liability. Prior to becoming a judge appointed by Greg Abbott he oversaw legal challenges to the Affordable Care Act, defended Texas’ strict abortion laws and fought against benefits for same-sex couples.