Thanks to All Supporters of Faith, Family, & Freedom for Voting Your Values and Bringing a VICTORY! 

Ah, the victory is so sweet! Texas had an amazing night last night with wins for faith, family and freedom up and down the ballot! Texas Values Action was proud to endorse both former president Donald J. Trump and Senator Ted Cruz early on along with so many other amazing candidates.  

Today, Texas Values Action is proud to congratulate former (and soon-to-be once again) President Donald J. Trump on a historic victory last night alongside Senator Ted Cruz! Not only did President Trump win the electoral college like in 2016, but he also carried the national popular vote!  

Texans came out in strong numbers to stand up for faith, family, and freedom in both races. President Trump won by a sizable margin, receiving over 56% of the vote to Kamala Harris’ 42%! Senator Ted Cruz beat Colin Allred 53 – 44! These are not small margins which means that Texas cares about faith, family, and freedom!  

The radical left spent $500 million dollars on marketing and advertising that promoted abortion, much of which was spent in Texas, in order to hurt pro-life candidates – but it failed to impact the Texas elections! However, issues like keeping men out of women’s sports and protecting kids from harmful “sex-change” surgeries and hormones were winning issues last night!  

Jonathan Saenz, President & Attorney for Texas Values Action released the following statement: 

“Texans sent a strong message last night to George Soros and far left liberals – ‘don’t mess with Texas.’ A “Keep Texas, Texas” focused campaign helped Ted Cruz win a major victory by almost double digits, and Colin Allred buried his own campaign and chances by failing to protect women and girls from having men compete against them in sports. Donald Trump’s victory, by almost 15 points in Texas, was also helped in large part by Trump’s commitment to the Save Women’s Sports issue and expressing concern about children having sex change “transitions.” Texas has helped make America great again.” 

Overall Texas Values Action had a win rate of 86% last night! On the statewide level, all candidates endorsed by Texas Values Action prevailed including both Texas Supreme Court Justices John Devine and Jimmy Blacklock as well as Railroad Commissioner Christi Craddick.  

In the Texas State Senate, Texas Values Action endorsed candidate, Adam Hinojosa, was successful in unseating Morgan LaMantia, which increased the number of Republicans in the Texas State Senate from 19-12 to 20-11! In the Texas House, Republicans also picked up two seats. Last session, Republicans held 86 house seats, but in this session, Republicans will have 88 seats in the Texas house!  

These are huge victories which will make a notable impact as the Texas Values Action team prepares for the upcoming 89th legislative session! In December, Republicans will make an informal vote for Speaker of the Texas House, which will be pivotal in the direction of the next legislative session. Stay tuned for updates!  

See below for a full list of Texas Values Action wins!

Texas Values Action Victories!

President Donald J. Trump / Vice President J.D. Vance

Senator Ted Cruz 

U.S. House of Representatives
District 3. Keith Self
District 4. Pat Fallon
District 8. Morgan Lutrell
District 13. Ronny Jackson
District 14. Randy Weber
District 17. Pete Sessions
District 19. Jodey Arington
District 21. Chip Roy
District 22. Troy Nehls
District 25. Roger Williams
District 26. Brandon Gill
District 27. Michael Cloud
District 31. John Carter
District 36. Brian Babin
District 28. Wesley Hunt 

Statewide Races
Railroad Commissioner: Christi Craddick
Texas Supreme Court, Place 2: Justice Jimmy Blacklock
Texas Supreme Court, Place 4: Justice John Devine
Presiding Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals: David Schenck
Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 7: Gina Parker
Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 8: Lee Finley  

State Board of Education
Aaron Kinsey
Tom Maynard 

Texas State Senate
District 7: Paul Bettencourt (Counties: Harris, Montgomery)
District 8: Angela Paxton (Counties: Collin, Hunt, Rains)
District 10: Phil King (Counties: Brown, Callahan, Johnson, Palo Pinto, Parker, Shackelford, Stephens, Tarrant)
District 12: Tan Parker (Counties: Dallas, Denton, Tarrant, Wise)
District 17: Joan Huffman (Counties: Brazoria, Colorado, Fort Bend, Harris, Jackson, Matagorda, Waller, Wharton)
District 25: Donna Campbell (Counties: Bexar, Blanco, Comal, Guadalupe, Hays, Kendall, Travis)
District 27: Adam Hinojosa (Counties: Bee, Cameron, Hidalgo, Kenedy, Kleberg, Nueces, San Patricio, Willacy)
District 30: Brent Hagenbuch (Counties: Archer, Clay, Collin, Cooke, Denton, Grayson, Jack, Montague, Parker, Wichita, Young) 

Texas State House of Representatives
District 2: Brent Money (Counties: Van Zandt, Hopkins, Hunt)
District 3: Cecil Bell, Jr. (Counties: Montgomery)
District 5: Cole Hefner (Counties: Rains, Titus, Wood, Upshur, Camp, Smith)
District 6: Daniel Alders (Counties: Smith)
District 8: Cody Harris (Counties: Navarro, Anderson, Henderson, Cherokee) District 10: Brian Harrison (Counties: Ellis)
District 15: Steve Toth (Counties: Montgomery)
District 16: Will Metcalf (Counties: Montgomery)
District 18: Janis Holt (Counties: San Jacinto, Liberty, Hardin, Montgomery)
District 19: Ellen Troxclair (Counties: Blanco, Burnet, Gillespie, Kendall, Travis)
District 20: Terry Wilson (Counties: Williamson)
District 23: Terri Leo Wilson (Counties: Chambers, Galveston)
District 24: Greg Bonnen (Counties: Galveston)
District 25: Cody Vasut (Counties: Brazoria)
District 26: Matt Morgan (Counties: Fort Bend)
District 28: Gary Gates (Counties: Fort Bend)
District 30: A.J. Louderback (Counties: DeWitt, Goliad, Jackson, Lavaca, Matagorda, Victoria)
District 33: Katrina Pierson (Counties: Collin, Rockwall)
District 44: Alan Schoolcraft (Counties: Gonzales, Guadalupe)
District 52: Caroline Harris Davila (Counties: Williamson)
District 55: Hillary Hickland (Counties: Bell)
District 57: Richard Hayes (Counties: Denton)
District 58: Helen Kerwin (Counties: Johnson, Somervell)
District 59: Shelby Slawson (Counties: Coryell, Erath, Hamilton, Hood)
District 60: Mike Olcott (Counties: Palo Pinto, Parker)
District 61: Keresa Richardson (Counties: Collin)
District 62: Shelley Luther (Counties: Delta, Fannin, Franklin, Grayson)
District 64: Andy Hopper (Counties: Denton, Wise)
District 65: Mitch Little (Counties: Denton)
District 66: Matt Shaheen (Counties: Collin)
District 68: David Spiller (Counties: Brown, Comanche, Cooke, Eastland, Jack, Lampasas, Mills, Montague, San Saba, Shackelford, Throckmorton, Young)
District 69: James Frank (Counties: Archer, Baylor, Clay, Cottle, Fisher, Foard, Hardeman, Haskell, King, Knox, Motley, Stonewall, Wichita, Wilbarger)
District 73: Carrie Isaac (Counties: Comal, Hays)
District 82: Tom Craddick (Counties: Dawson, Martin, Midland)
District 83: Dustin Burrows (Counties: Borden, Crosby, Dickens, Floyd, Garza, Kent, Lubbock, Lynn, Mitchell, Scurry, Terry)
District 86: John Smithee (Counties: Armstrong, Dallam, Deaf Smith, Hartley, Oldham, Parmer, Randall)
District 87: Caroline Fairly (Counties: Carson, Hansford, Hutchinson, Lipscomb, Moore, Ochiltree, Potter, Sherman)
District 89: Candy Noble (Counties: Collin)
District 93: Nate Schatzline (Counties: Tarrant)
District 94: Tony Tinderholt (Counties: Tarrant)
District 96: David Cook (Counties: Tarrant)
District 118: John Lujan (Counties: Bexar)
District 121: Marc LaHood (Counties: Bexar)
District 122: Mark Dorazio (Counties: Bexar)
District 128: Briscoe Cain (Counties: Harris)
District 129: Dennis Paul (Counties: Harris)
District 130: Dr. Tom Oliverson (Counties: Harris)
District 150: Valoree Swanson (Counties: Harris) 

LOCAL ELECTIONS

Williamson County
Williamson County Sheriff: Matthew Lindeman
Williamson County Attorney: Dee Hobbs
Williamson County Constable Precinct 4: Paul Leal
Williamson County Constable Precinct 2: Jeff Anderson 

Tarrant County
Tarrant County Tax Assessor-Collector: Rick Barnes
Tarrant County Criminal District Court No. 2: William Knight
Tarrant County Sheriff: Bill Waybourn
Tarrant County Commissioners Court Precinct 3: Matt Krause 

Collin County
Collin County Commissioner, Precinct 1: Susan Fletcher
Collin County Tax Assessor-Collector: Scott Grigg

Mark Your Calendars!  

We are excited to announce that Faith and Family Day will be held on March 14th this year at the Texas Capitol! Mark your calendars now for an unforgettable day of fellowship, learning, and civic engagement. Stay tuned for more details. 

Internships Available!  

Do you know anyone looking for a life changing experience? We are currently accepting applications to the Texas Values internship program for exceptional college and law school students! Former intern, Megan Benton, says “I learned quickly that as an intern with Texas Values, I wouldn’t be sitting at a desk, bored and stapling papers. Instead, I attended committee hearings, watched house proceedings, testified in State Affairs, spent late nights at the capitol working hard on bills, and even shook the hand of Governor Greg Abbott.”  

To learn more about this opportunity, click here!

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