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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 3-6-26)

 


May 26, 2026 Primary Runoff Election

Early Voting Monday, May 18th – Friday, May 22nd                  

Main Election Day is Tuesday, May 26th

 

Primary Runoff Elections

Statewide Offices

Texas Attorney General – Mayes Middleton (Learn more about our endorsement here and here)

Railroad Commissioner – Bo French 

 

U.S. House of Representatives  

District 9 – Briscoe Cain (Learn more about our endorsement here

District 38 – Jon Bonck (Major Cities: Tomball, Jersey Village, Spring Valley Village, Hunters Creek Village, Piney Point Village, Bunker Hill Village, Hedwig Village, Hilshire Village, and parts of Houston)

 

Texas House of Representatives

District 126 – Stan Stanart


March 3, 2026 Primary Election

Early Voting Tuesday, February 17th – Friday, February 27th                   

Main Election Day is Tuesday, March 3rd

Take a printout with you to the ballot. Download here

Primary Elections

Statewide Offices

Governor – Greg Abbott (Learn more about our endorsement here)

Lt. Governor – Dan Patrick

Texas Attorney General – Mayes Middleton (Learn more about our endorsement here and here)

Agricultural Commissioner – Sid Miller

Land Commissioner – Dawn Buckingham  

Railroad Commissioner – Bo French 

 

U.S. House of Representatives  

District 2 – Steve Toth (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 3 – Keith Self

District 4 – Pat Fallon

District 8 – Jessica Hart Steinmann

District 9 – Briscoe Cain (Learn more about our endorsement here

District 13 – Ronny Jackson 

District 14 – Randy Weber  

District 21 – Trey Trainor  

District 25 –  Roger Williams  

District 26 – Brandon Gill  

District 27 – Michael Cloud  

District 29 – Martha Fierro  

District 34 – Mayra Flores  

District 36 – Brian Babin  

District 38 – Jon Bonck (Major Cities: Tomball, Jersey Village, Spring Valley Village, Hunters Creek Village, Piney Point Village, Bunker Hill Village, Hedwig Village, Hilshire Village, and parts of Houston)

 

Texas Supreme Court

Chief Justice – Jimmy Blacklock

Place 2 – James Sullivan

Place 7 – Kyle D. Hawkins

Place 8 – Brett Busby  

 

Texas State Board of Education  

District 6 – Tiffany Nelson

District 7 – Julie Pickren

District 9 – Kason Huddleston

 

Texas Senate

District 1- Bryan Hughes (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 2 – Bob Hall (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 3 – Rhonda Ward

District 9 – Leigh Wambsganss

District 11 – Dennis Paul

District 18 – Lois Kolkhorst (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 22 – David Cook (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 24 – Pete Flores (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 28 – Charles Perry (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 31 – Kevin Sparks (Learn more about our endorsement here)

 

Texas House of Representatives

District 2 – Brent Money (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 5 – Cole Hefner (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 6 – Daniel Alders (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 11 – Joanne Shofner (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 16 – Will Metcalf (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 18 – Janis Holt (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 19 – Ellen Troxclair (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 20 – Terry Wilson (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 23 – Terri Leo Wilson (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 24 – Greg Bonnen (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 25 – Cody Vasut (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 30 – AJ Louderback (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 32 – Todd Hunter (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 33 – Katrina Pierson (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 44 – Alan Schoolcraft (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 52 – Caroline Harris-Davila (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 53 – Wes Virdell (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 54 – Brad Buckley (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 57 – Richard Hayes (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 58 – Helen Kerwin (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 59 – Shelby Slawson (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 60 – Mike Olcott (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 61 – Keresa Richardson (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 62 – Shelley Luther (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 64 – Andy Hopper (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 65 – Mitch Little (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 66 – Matt Shaheen (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 67 – Jeff Leach (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 68 – David Spiller (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 69 – James Frank (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 73 – Carrie Isaac (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 80 – Don McLaughlin (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 83 – Dustin Burrows

District 88 – John Browning

District 89 – Candy Noble (Major Cities: St. Paul, Nevada, Lowry Crossing, Lavon and parts of Allen, Fairview, Josephine, Wylie, Plano, and Princeton) (Learn more about our endorsement here and here)

District 91 – David Lowe (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 94 – Cheryl Bean (Major Cities: Pantego, Dalworthington Gardens, and parts of Ft. Worth, Euless, Arlington, and Bedford) (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 98 – Armin Mizani

District 122 – Mark Dorazio (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 126 – Stan Stanart

District 130 – Tom Oliverson (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District 150 – Valoree Swanson (Learn more about our endorsement here)

 

Local Elections

 

Collin County

Collin County Judge – Chris Hill

Collin County Commissioner – Shelby Williams

 

Harris County

Harris County Commissioner, Precinct 2 – Richard Vega

County Clerk – Michael Wolfe 

District Clerk – Chris Daniel

 

Kaufman County

County Court of Law No. 2 – Rob Farquharson

 

Montgomery County

Montgomery County Judge – Wayne Mack

County Clerk – Brandon Steinmann

 

Rockwall County

Justice of the Peace Pct. 2 – Victor Carrillo

 

Tarrant County

County Judge – Tim O’Hare

County Commissioner – Tony Tinderholt (Learn more about our endorsement here)

District Clerk – Tom Wilder

 

Williamson County

Williamson County Republican Chair – Michelle Evans

 

Judicial Elections

15th Court of Appeals – Scott Brister 

 

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

 



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