Texas Is Entering Third Decade of Republican Control
In 2002, the trifecta flipped, and Texas has been red ever since.

And what has the Republican regime done for us? Well, according to a report from U.S. News, not much to write home about...
#45 in access to healthcare.
#44 in air and water quality.
#43 in equality.
#43 in economic opportunity.
#38 in public safety.

Our current Representatives have proven that they aren't interested in representing real-life Texans - they'd rather represent their campaign donors, billionaire buddies, and oil tycoons.

It's time to change that.

2026 is HERE and it's time to get reps elected who are interested in repping US.
​Last updated: 03/04/2026 - Winners of the Primary Elections in GREEN

​Federal Representatives

Representative
Candidates
(IN BALLOT ORDER)
House Congressman
Michael Cloud (R) - incumbent
Congressional District 27
​(see map)
  1. Tanya Lloyd
  2. Eustaquio "Stock" Castro-Mendoza
  3. Wayne Raasch
Senator
​John Cornyn (R) - incumbent
  1. Ahmad Hassan
  2. Jasmine Crockett
  3. James Talarico
Senator
​Ted Cruz (R)
N/A - Not up for election in 2026

Texas Statewide Representatives

Current Representative
Candidates
(IN BALLOT ORDER)
Governor
​Greg Abbott (R) - incumbent
  1. Bobby Cole
  2. Chris Bell
  3. Angela "Tia Angie" Villescaz
  4. Gina Hinojosa
  5. Jose Navarro Balbuena
  6. Zach Vance
  7. Carlton Hart
  8. (**dropped out**) Andrew White
  9. Patricia Abrego
Lieutenant Governor
​Dan Patrick (R) - incumbent
  1. Courtney Head
  2. Marcos Velez
  3. Vikki Goodwin
Attorney General
​Ken Paxton (R)
  1. Tony Box
  2. Nathan Johnson
  3. Joe Jaworski​
Agriculture Commissioner
​Sid Miller (R) - incumbent
  1. Clayton Tucker
Comptroller
(**now manages new $1 billion school voucher program)
​Kelly Hancock (R) - incumbent
  1. Michael Lange
  2. Sarah Eckhardt
  3. Savant Moore
Public Lands Commissioner
​Dawn Buckingham (R) - incumbent
  1. Benjamin Flores
  2. Jose Loya
Railroad Commissioner
​Jim Wright (R)
  1. Jon Rosenthal

Representing Victoria

Current Representative
Candidates
(IN BALLOT ORDER)
State House Representative - District 30
AJ Louderback (R) - incumbent
​(see map)
  1. Crystal Sedillo
  2. David Steves
Senator - District 18
Lois Kolkhorst - incumbent
​(see map)
  1. Erica Gillum
State Board of Education - District 2
LJ Francis (R) - incumbent
​(see map)
  1. Thomas Ray Garcia
Texas Supreme Court

​Chief Justice - Jimmy Blacklock (R) - incumbent
Place 2 - James Sullivan (R) - incumbent
Place 7 - Kyle Hawkins (R) - incumbent
​Place 8 - Brett Busby - incumbent
Chief Justice:
  1. Maggie Ellis
  2. Cory Carlyle
Place 2:
  1. Chari Kelly
Place 7:
  1. Kristen Hawkins
  2. Gordon Goodwin
Place 8:
  1. Gisela Triana
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals

​Place 3
Place 4 - Kevin Patrick Yeary - incumbent
​Place 9
Place 3:
  1. Okey Anyiam
Place 4:
  1. Audra Riley
​Place 9:
Texas 15th District Court of Appeals

Place 1 - Scott Brister (R) - ​incumbent
Place 2 - Scott Field (R) - incumbent
Place 3 - April Farris (R) - incumbent
Place 1:
  1. Jerry Zimmerer​
Place 2:
  1. Thomas "Tom" Baker
Place 3:
  1. Marc Meyer
Texas 13th District Court of Appeals
Clarissa Silva (R) - incumbent
  1. John Ball
​County Treasurer
  1. Patricia Youngblood
Justice of the Peace, Precinct 1
  1. Mary Ann Estrada Rivera
  2. Kevin McNary