TX · November 3 Election
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November 3, 2026 elections in Texas
Browse candidates below for races in Texas this cycle, or use the official site for dates and ballots. You can also ask Ryan about issues that matter to you for November 3, 2026.
Candidates · November 3rd, 2026
People running in Texas
483 candidates
Jesse Romero
Texas House of Representatives · District 79 — TX
Republican
2026 General Election
Jessica Gonzalez
IncumbentTexas House of Representatives · District 104 — TX
Democratic
2026 General Election
Jessica Martinez
Texas House of Representatives · District 51 — TX
Republican
2026 General Election
Jessi Cowart
Texas House of Representatives · District 15 — TX
Other / Libertarian Party
2026 General Election
JJ Dominguez
Texas House of Representatives · District 31 — TX
Democratic
2026 General Election
J.M. Lozano
IncumbentTexas House of Representatives · District 43 — TX
Republican
2026 General Election
Joanne Shofner
IncumbentTexas House of Representatives · District 11 — TX
Republican
2026 General Election
Joel Camann
Texas House of Representatives · District 130 — TX
Democratic
2026 General Election
Joe Mayes
Texas House of Representatives · District 106 — TX
Democratic
2026 General Election
Joe P. Herrera
Texas State Senate · District 24 — TX
Democratic
2026 General Election
Joe Shellhart
Texas House of Representatives · District 118 — TX
Republican
2026 General Election
John Betancourt
Texas State Senate · District 31 — TX
Democratic
2026 General Election
John Browning
Texas House of Representatives · District 88 — TX
Republican
2026 General Election
John Bucy III
IncumbentTexas House of Representatives · District 136 — TX
Democratic
2026 General Election
John Hash
Texas House of Representatives · District 50 — TX
Democratic
2026 General Election
John Mcleon
Texas House of Representatives · District 74 — TX
Republican
2026 General Election
John McQueeney
IncumbentTexas House of Representatives · District 97 — TX
Republican
2026 General Election
John W. Bryant
IncumbentTexas House of Representatives · District 114 — TX
Democratic
2026 General Election
Jolanda Jones
IncumbentTexas House of Representatives · District 147 — TX
Democratic
2026 General Election
Jonathan LaFevers
Texas House of Representatives · District 121 — TX
Other
2026 General Election
Jon Bouche
Texas House of Representatives · District 16 — TX
Republican
2026 General Election
Jon Garrett
Texas House of Representatives · District 10 — TX
Republican
2026 General Election
Jon Gimble
Texas State Senate · District 22 — TX
Republican
2026 General Election
Jordan Brown
Texas House of Representatives · District 120 — TX
Democratic
2026 General Election
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