Clayton Tucker, Commissioner of Agriculture

Clayton Tucker

Democratic

Running for Commissioner of Agriculture.

Background

Tucker works on his family's ranch near Lampasas and was secretary of the Texas Farmers Union. He previously worked as a kindergarten teacher and a water and agriculture researcher. He was unopposed in the Democratic primary.

Occupation: Rancher; organizer; former teacher
Hometown: Lampasas, Texas

Website

Positions

Priorities for This Office

What does the candidate say they would prioritize in this office?

Preserve family farms, lower food costs, right to repair for farm equipment, regulate microplastics and PFAS, allow hemp farming, and limit data center growth.

Relevant Experience

What experience does the candidate cite as qualifying them for this office?

Cites his family ranching background, agriculture and water research, Texas Farmers Union leadership and small business ownership.

Operations and Service

What changes, if any, does the candidate propose to how the office operates or serves the public?

Would require data center 'Ag Impact Studies' on day one, help localities form 'Ag Development Districts,' rebuild agricultural co-ops and expand the AgriStress helpline.

Money

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Endorsements

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