U.S. House, Texas District 35

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Says he will work with President Trump to bring back jobs and lower costs. 1

Calls lowering everyday costs his top priority. 2

Opposes tax breaks for large corporations and the wealthiest. 3

Opposes wasteful spending he says puts earned benefits at risk. 4

Calls for investment in child care, rural hospitals and apprenticeships and a larger Child Tax Credit; does not address the deficit. 5

Supports expanding Texas energy production and rolling back 'green' regulations. 6

Wants to modernize energy supply and limit data centers' effect on utility bills. 7

Pledges to defend Social Security and Medicare. 8

Opposes Social Security cuts and privatization; would expand Medicare coverage. 9

Wants to stop foreign competitors from undercutting American farmers and to return manufacturing to the U.S.; does not address tariffs directly. 10

Opposes the current tariffs, which he says raised consumer prices. 11

Supports more resources for Border Patrol; welcomes legal immigration while opposing cartel exploitation. 1213

Supports comprehensive reform combining border security and pathways to citizenship. 14

Frames China as a competitor and wants U.S. leadership in AI and technology. 15

Calls for ending the war in Iran, linking it to gas prices. 16

Pledges to support law enforcement and ensure officers have resources to "restore law and order." 17

A Bexar County Sheriff's Office veteran, he says he does not support defunding police, favors well-trained law enforcement, and says ICE should focus on criminals and meet the same standards as police. 18

Focuses on faster VA care with less bureaucracy; does not describe broader health policy. 19

Would reverse recent ACA tax-credit and health program cuts and invest in rural hospitals. 20

Says he would work to keep athletes whose sex assigned at birth is male out of girls' sports. 21

Says he would work with President Trump to "defend faith, family, and freedom." 22