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This section of our website is dedicated to all of the Republican Candidates that have worked so hard to run their race. Dedication and discipline are very important Conservative characteristics that help the Candidate to stay the course and to take some form of action.
Sometimes races are lost, but faith and perseverance help to create a political Conservative momentum, that builds the faith from a tiny mustard seed. It has to be planted before it is born for greatness.
On the Texas Legislature Guide Page, we have a Chinese proverb at the very top of the header. Without really realizing it, the topic is about building connections with persistence and growth. The seed of hope is what is part of the learning process.
Sometimes it is all about timing. Twenty years ago, the thought was there to be involved in politics, but sometimes life passes by, and thinking of what if I never had tried, seeps into one's mind. Twenty years is a long time ago, but the what if comes back to become a why not. On the Texas 76 Bill Agenda Page, clarifications will be made there about our policies and economic plans for District 76.
Announcement Of Coming Elections – Elections are currently over. The 2026 election season will be here before you know it. Take time to learn about current and future Conservative Candidates.
A Detailed Website – If constituents can't find it, it still exists. A clearly listed and descriptive platform is a very good start. Also be sure to look for a list of accomplishments that build a solid voter base.
Other Candidates have websites that are ready for you to look despite it all. Their hard work explains their goals and their specific platforms. Stay informed whether it be looking at a website or reading a favorite newsletter. Free information is always a definite plus.
Share Positive News – Do you feel comfortable using social media? Sometimes people share a political opinion and topic. Remember, the best posted opinion or topic is the kind that is a positive one. Whatever you do or say, enjoy educating others with the positive news that you are willing to share.
One United Message - Despite the simplicity of door hangers, flyers, and e-mails, they are still creative ways of mass communication. They always use one united message to bring good news to swing voters, and also to people that have never voted before.
Just Block-walking by using door hangers and flyers to private chats like texting or phone calls in a small group, create unification and notification of when to volunteer, or when to attend newsworthy events. Block-walking, private chats and group chats help educate everyone from family, friends, to neighbors about the Candidate. One united message is an easier way of duplication and motivation for loyal helpers to draw in an army of volunteers that are like-minded and Conservative.
Whatever platform that you currently use whether it is using social media or printing information on paper, always respect the other person. Some people are shy and prefer that you don't share their number with others or want people around their homes. Just focus on being a good, but fair messenger.
Display Real Testimonials – Are your friends raving about a Candidate on social media? Share their great stories to help turning potential voters into loyal ones. Anything from the local neighborhood newspaper to Facebook are free ways of using free social media platforms. Learn from your favorite communication highways on how to make information more accessible to voters that are moderate and indecisive.
Display Frequently Asked Questions - Constituents have questions, but only you have the answers. Display the most frequently asked questions, so that your personal testimony, or somebody else's story from a person that you may know, or just so happen to respect, can help everybody benefit from the knowledge and answers that they need to hear. Your information and creative outreaching skills are just what people need to stay inquisitive.
Current Events - Running a Campaign is not easy, and your Candidate in your area needs all the support that they can get. Take time to volunteer.
Create social events from Meet-And-Greets to Townhall meetings that draw attention by inviting everyone that you know. Getting to know others by using positive, family friendly messaging, creates community interest in current events and also for future ones to come.
We want to educate you further about the differences between Republicans and Democrats. The following list will help explain.
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-Support Oil and Gas/Energy Independence
-Election Integrity
-Support for Israel
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The next page discusses further about elections. Here we barely discussed the process of waiting for two more years until further elections will be taking in affect.
In the year 2024, the presidential elections will be taking place along with others that are every even number of successions to the previous two years.
We want to talk about other current elections in the meantime. Everything from local to statewide elections will be covered and last but not least, legislation.
Click the arrow below to learn more about the legislative process for 2023.
41 for Texas State Representative that Are Empty
Texas House District 22
Republican- No one
Democrat- Christian "Manuel" Hayes (Incumbent)
Texas House District 27
Republican- Ibifrisolam Max-Alalibo
Democrat- Ron Reynolds (Incumbent)
Texas House District 34
Republican- Denise Villalobos
Democrat- Abel Herrero (Incumbent)- Retiring
Texas House District 35
Republican- No one
Democrat- Oscar Longoria (Incumbent)
Texas House District 36
Republican- No one
Democrat- Sergio Munoz Jr. (Incumbent)
Texas House District 38
Republican- No one
Democrat- Erin Gamez (Incumbent)
Texas House District 39
Republican- Jimmie Garcia*/Robert Cantu
Democrat- Armando "Mando" Martinez (Incumbent)
Texas House District 40
Republican- No one
Democrat- Terry Canales (Incumbent)
Texas House District 41
Republican- John "Doc" Robert Guerra*
Democrat- Bobby Guerra (Incumbent)
Texas House District 42
Republican- No one
Democrat- Richard Pena Raymond (Incumbent)
Texas House District 45
Republican- Tennyson Moreno
Democrat- Erin Zweiner (Incumbent)
Texas House District 46
Republican- No one
Democrat- Sheryl Cole (Incumbent)
Texas House District 47
Republican- Scott Firsing
Democrat- Vicki Goodwin (Incumbent)
Texas House District 48
Republican- No one
Democrat- Donna Howard (Incumbent)
Texas House District 49
Republican- No one
Democrat- Gina Hinajosa (Incumbent)
Texas House District 50
Republican- No one
Democrat- James Talarico (Incumbent)
Talarico formerly represented Texas House District 52, which has changed due to redistricting.
Texas House District 51
Republican- No one
Democrat- Maria Luisa "Lulu " Flores (Incumbent)
Texas House District 70
Republican- Steven Kinard/Joe Collins/Jack Ryan Gallagher
Democrat- Mihaela Elizabeth Plesa (Incumbent)
Texas House District 74
Republican- Robert Garza/Avi Nash/John McLeon
Democrat- Eddie Morales Jr. (Incumbent)
Texas House District 76
Republican- Lea C.S. Simmons (One opponent)
Democrat- Suleman Lalani (Incumbent)- One opponent
Texas House District 77
Republican- No one
Democrat- Evelina "Lina" Ortega (Incumbent)- Retiring
Texas House District 78
Republican- No one
Democrat- Joe Moody (Incumbent)
Texas House District 79
Republican- No one
Democrat- Claudia Ordaz Perez (Incumbent)
Texas House District 80
Republican- Clint Powell/Don McLaughlin/JR. Ramirez
Democrat- Tracy King (Incumbent)- Retiring
Texas House District 90
Republican- No one
Democrat- Ramon Romero Jr. (Incumbent)
Texas House District 92
Republican- No One
Democrat- Salman Bhojani (Incumbent)
Texas House District 95
Republican- No one
Democrat- Nicole Collier (Incumbent)
Texas House District 100
Republican- No one
Democrat- Venton Jones (Incumbent)
Texas House District 101
Republican- No one
Democrat- Chris Turner (Incumbent)
Texas House District 102
Republican- No one
Democrat- Ana-Maria Ramos (Incumbent)
Texas House District 103
Republican- No one
Democrat- Rafael M. Anchia (Incumbent)
Texas House District 104
Republican- No one
Democrat- Jessica Gonzalez (Incumbent)
Texas House District 105
Republican- Rose Cannaday
Democrat- Thresa "Terry" Meza (Incumbent)
Texas House District 107
Republican- No one
Democrat- Victoria Neave (Incumbent)- Retiring
Texas House District 109
Republican- No one
Democrat- Carl Sherman Sr. (Incumbent)- Retiring
Texas House District 110
Republican- No one
Democrat- Toni Rose (Incumbent)
Texas House District 111
Republican- No one
Democrat- Yvonne Davis (Incumbent)
Texas House District 113
Republican- Stephen Stanley
Democrat- Rhetta Andrew Bowers (Incumbent)
Texas House District 114
Republican- Aimee Ramsey
Democrat- John Bryant (Incumbent)
Texas House District 115
Republican- John Jun
Democrat- Julie Johnson (Incumbent)- Seeking Other Office
Texas House District 116
Republican- No one
Democrat- Trey Martinez Fischer (Incumbent)
Texas House District 117
Republican- Ben Mostyn
Democrat- Philip Cortez (Incumbent)
Texas House District 119
Republican- Brandon Grable
Democrat- Elizabeth "Liz" Campos (Incumbent)- One opponent
Texas House District 120
Republican- No one
Democrat- Barbara Gervin-Hawkins (Incumbent)
Texas House District 123
Republican- No one
Democrat- Diego Bernal (Incumbent)
Texas House District 124
Republican- No one
Democrat- Josey Garcia (Incumbent)
Texas House District 125
Republican- No one
Democrat- Ray Lopez (Incumbent)- One opponent
Texas House District 131
Republican- No one
Democrat- Alma A. Allen (Incumbent)- Two opponents
Texas House District 134
Republican- No one
Democrat- Ann Johnson (Incumbent)
Texas House District 135
Republican- No one
Democrat- Jon E. Rosenthal (Incumbent)
Texas House District 136
Republican- Amin Salahuddin
Democrat- John Bucy (Incumbent)
Texas House District 137
Republican- No one
Democrat- Gene Wu (Incumbent)
Texas House District 139
Republican- No one
Democrat- Jarvis D. Johnson (Incumbent)- Seeking Other Office
Texas House District 140
Republican- No one
Democrat- Armando Lucio Walle (Incumbent)
Texas House District 141
Republican- No one
Democrat- Senfronia Thompson (Incumbent)
Texas House District 142
Republican- No one
Democrat- Harold V. Dutton Jr. (Incumbent)- One opponent
Texas House District 143
Republican- No one
Democrat- Ana Hernandez (Incumbent)
Texas House District 144
Republican- Bianca Valerio
Democrat- Mary Ann Perez (Incumbent)
Texas House District 145
Republican-No one
Democrat- Christina Morales (Incumbent)
Texas House District 146
Republican- Lance York
Democrat- Shawn Nicole Thierry (Incumbent)- Two opponents
Texas House District 147
Republican- No one
Democrat- Jolanda James (Incumbent)
Texas House District 148
Republican- Kay Smith*
Democrat- Penny Morales Shaw (Incumbent)
Texas House District 149
Republican- Lily Truong*
Democrat- Hubert Vo (Incumbent)- Two opponents
9 Republicans for Texas Senate that are new
Texas Senate District 6
Republican- Martha Fierro
Democrat- Carol Alvarado (Incumbent)
Texas Senate District 13
Republican- No one
Democrat- Borris L. Miles (Incumbent)
Texas Senate District 14
Republican- No one
Democrat- Sarah Eckhardt (Incumbent)
Texas Senate District 15
Republican- Joseph Trahan
Democrat- John Whitmore (Incumbent)- Retiring
Texas Senate District 16
Republican- No one
Democrat- Nathan Johnson (Incumbent)- One opponent
Texas Senate District 19
Republican- No one
Democrat- Roland Gutierrez (Incumbent)
Texas Senate District 20
Republican- Raul Torres
Democrat- Juan "Chuy" Hinajosa (Incumbent)
Texas Senate District 21
Republican- No one
Democrat- Judith Zaffirini (Incumbent)
Texas Senate District 23
Republican- No one
Democrat- Royce West (Incumbent)
Texas Senate District 26
Republican- No one
Democrat- Jose Menendez (Incumbent)
Texas Senate District 27
Republican- Adam Hinojosa
Democrat- Morgan LaMantia
Texas Senate District 29
Republican- No one
Democrat- Cesar J. Blanco (Incumbent)
13 Republican U.S. House Texas delegation that didn't win
U.S. House District 7
Republican- Caroline Kane
Democrat- Lizzie Fletcher (Incumbent)
U.S. House District 9
Republican- Jimmy Leon
Democrat- Al Green (Incumbent)
U.S. House District 16
Republican- Irene Armendariz Jackson
Democrat- Veronica Escobar (Incumbent)
U.S. House District 18
Republican- Carmen Maria Montiel
Democrat- Sheila Jackson Lee (Incumbent)
U.S. House District 20
Republican- Kyle Sinclair
Democrat- Joaquin Castro (Incumbent)
U.S. House District 28
Republican- Cassy Garcia
Democrat- Henry Cuellar (Incumbent)
U.S. House District 29
Republican- Robert Schafranek
Democrat- Sylvia R. Garcia (Incumbent)
U.S. House District 30
Republican- James Rodgers
Democrat- Jasmine Cockett
U.S. House District 32
Republican- Antonio Swad
Democrat- Collin Allred (Incumbent)
U.S. House District 33
Republican- Patrick David Gillespie
Democrat- Mark Veasey (Incumbent)
U.S. House District 34
Republican- Mayra Flores (Incumbent)
Democrat- Vicente Gonzalez
Gonzalez formerly represented Congressional District 15, which has changed due to redistricting.
U.S. House District 35
Republican- Dan McQueen
Democrat- Greg Cesar
U.S. House District 37
Republican- Jenny Garcia Sharon
Democrat- Lloyd Doggett
Doggett formerly represented Congressional District 35, which has changed due to redistricting.
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