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No property tax position located; lists championing taxpayer rights and eliminating government waste ('DOGE Texas') as priorities. 1

Campaign says he has championed parental choice in education; no specific AG-office proposal located. 2

Historial de votaciones

Voted yes on the Senate motion to concur in House amendments to SB 2, which created the education savings account program (often called school vouchers); adopted 19-12 (Senate Journal, April 24, 2025). 3

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Voted no on the Senate motion to concur in House amendments to SB 2, which created the education savings account program (often called school vouchers); adopted 19-12 (Senate Journal, April 24, 2025). 4

Would sue cities he describes as 'sanctuary cities,' enforce President Trump's border and deportation agenda, and pursue human trafficking cases. 56

Wants a border secure from drug smuggling and trafficking; would assist federal enforcement where appropriate and sue over federal actions he considers unconstitutional. 78

Pledges to protect oil and gas jobs and Texas energy independence and to stop foreign adversaries from buying Texas land. 910

Campaign says he secured $2 billion for backup power at water plants, nursing homes and first-responder sites. 11

Says he would uphold Texas anti-abortion laws. 1213

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Voted yes on SB 8 (2021), which bans most abortions after cardiac activity is detected, about six weeks into pregnancy, and allows private civil suits; the House passed it 83-64 (Record 784, May 6, 2021). 14

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Voted no on SB 8 (2021), which bans most abortions after cardiac activity is detected, about six weeks into pregnancy, and allows private civil suits; the Senate passed it on third reading 19-12 (Senate Journal, March 30, 2021). 15

Campaign says he co-authored the Constitutional Carry bill and lists being a 'Second Amendment Champion' as a priority. 16

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Voted yes on HB 1927 (2021), the permitless (constitutional) carry bill; the House passed it 87-58 (Record 298, April 16, 2021). 17

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Voted no on HB 1927 (2021), the permitless (constitutional) carry bill; the Senate passed it on third reading 18-13 (Senate Journal, May 5, 2021). 18

Supports zero-tolerance for violent crime, higher bonds for what he calls "dangerous offenders" and holding district attorneys he calls 'rogue' accountable; seeks power for the AG to prosecute state-law violations. 1920

Says primary criminal prosecution authority belongs to local district attorneys and would cooperate with them on public safety. 2122

No health care position located; campaign says he authored a ban on COVID vaccine mandates. 23

Campaign cites his work reforming the Texas health insurance marketplace, which it says brought coverage to about 350,000 people. 24

Would enforce voter ID and election laws, ensure only citizens vote, and seek AG authority to prosecute state election-law violations. 2526

Historial de votaciones

Voted yes on HB 4, the 2025 mid-decade congressional redistricting bill, on Senate third reading and final passage, 18-11 (Senate Journal, August 22-23, 2025, 2nd Called Session). 27

Has spoken against reducing voting sites in Tarrant County. 28

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Voted no on HB 4, the 2025 mid-decade congressional redistricting bill, on Senate third reading and final passage, 18-11 (Senate Journal, August 22-23, 2025, 2nd Called Session). 29

Lists 11 priorities including border security, protecting children, crime and district attorney accountability, opposing what he calls the 'woke-left's radical gender agenda,' election integrity, government waste, and consumer protection. 30

Priorities: enforcing laws that protect consumers and promote business competition, investigating officials regardless of party, overhauling child support collection, legal opinions and local infrastructure financing. Says he would not defend the law requiring Ten Commandments displays in classrooms, which he calls unconstitutional. 31323334

Campaign site pledges to keep people born male out of women's private spaces and female sports and says he authored the Save Women's Sports Act for college athletics. 35

Historial de votaciones

Voted yes on Senate final passage of SB 14 (2023), which prohibits gender transition medical treatment for minors (passed 19-12, April 4, 2023); sponsored SB 7 in the 2025 special session limiting access to women's restrooms, locker rooms and family shelters by sex. 3637

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Voted no on Senate final passage of SB 14 (2023), which prohibits gender transition medical treatment for minors (passed 19-12, April 4, 2023). 38

Says public schools are not "God-free zones" and calls separation of church and state a "false doctrine"; donated Ten Commandments posters to his local school district. 39

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Voted yes on SB 10 on passage. SB 10 requires display of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms; the Senate passed it 20-11 (March 19, 2025) and concurred in House amendments 21-10 (May 28, 2025). Carried a 2023 bill allowing chaplains in public schools. 404142

Says the 2025 Ten Commandments classroom law is unconstitutional and that as attorney general he would not defend it. 43

Historial de votaciones

Voted no on SB 10 on passage. SB 10 requires display of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms; the Senate passed it 20-11 (March 19, 2025) and concurred in House amendments 21-10 (May 28, 2025). 4445

Says "our rights come from God, not government"; during the 2026 primary campaigned against Sharia law and criticized what he called the "Islamification of Texas." 46