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Texas Values Action will make endorsements in the 2026 election cycle. We will only endorse candidates who share in our mission to ensure Texas is a state in which religious liberty flourishes, families prosper, and every human life is valued. Candidates must be able to demonstrate a firm commitment to protecting religious liberty, marriage and family, and innocent human life.

Candidates must complete a questionnaire to be considered for an endorsement. We will not necessarily endorse a candidate in every race and our endorsement of a candidate in a race does not represent a criticism of any other candidate in the same race. Please download our updated endorsement questionnaires below.

Legislative Questionnaire

Judicial Questionnaire

Local Candidate Questionnaire

Send completed questionnaires to info@txvaluesaction.org.

(Last updated 11-7-25)

 


 

Special Elections

Texas State Senate

District 9 – Leigh Wambsganss (Counties: Tarrant; including cities of Fort Worth, Southlake, Arlington, Westlake, North Richland Hills, Azle, Saginaw, White Settlement, Benbrook, Keller, Hurst, Bedford, and more)

 


March 3, 2026 Primary Election

Early Voting Tuesday, February 17th – Friday, February 27th, Main Election Day is Tuesday, March 3rd

 

Primary Elections

U.S. House of Representatives

District 9 – Briscoe Cain 

 

Statewide Offices

Governor – Greg Abbott

Lt. Governor – Dan Patrick

Texas Attorney General – Mayes Middleton 

Agricultural Commissioner – Sid Miller

Land Commissioner – Dawn Buckingham

 

Texas State Senate

District 2 – Bob Hall

District 11 – Dennis Paul

District 22 – David Cook

 

Texas State House of Representatives

District 23 – Terri Leo Wilson

District 64 – Andy Hopper

District 89 – Candy Noble

District 126 – Stan Stanart

 

For all other races, please visit FreeVotersGuide.com for candidate ratings.

 



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CLICK HERE to view endorsements from past elections.