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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
James Frank
IncumbentTexas House of Representatives · District 69 — TX
Republican
2026 General Election
James Harlan Granberry Jr.
Texas State Senate · District 5 — TX
Other
2026 General Election
James Joseph
Texas House of Representatives · District 142 — TX
Democratic
2026 General Election
Jamie Haynes
Texas House of Representatives · District 86 — TX
Republican
2026 General Election
Janessa Givens
Texas House of Representatives · District 56 — TX
Democratic
2026 General Election
Janet Dudding
Texas House of Representatives · District 14 — TX
Democratic
2026 General Election
Janie Lopez
IncumbentTexas House of Representatives · District 37 — TX
Republican
2026 General Election
Janis Holt
IncumbentTexas House of Representatives · District 18 — TX
Republican
2026 General Election
Jared Patterson
IncumbentTexas House of Representatives · District 106 — TX
Republican
2026 General Election
Jasmine Henderson
Texas House of Representatives · District 68 — TX
Democratic
2026 General Election
Jason Eddington
Texas State Senate · District 2 — TX
Republican
2026 General Election
Javi Andrade
Texas House of Representatives · District 19 — TX
Democratic
2026 General Election
Jay Dean
IncumbentTexas House of Representatives · District 7 — TX
Republican
2026 General Election
Jay Hardaway
Texas House of Representatives · District 71 — TX
Republican
2026 General Election
J. Daggett
Texas House of Representatives · District 25 — TX
Democratic
2026 General Election
Jeff Chavez
Texas House of Representatives · District 8 — TX
Democratic
2026 General Election
Jeff Forrester
Texas House of Representatives · District 89 — TX
Republican
2026 General Election
Jeff Leach
IncumbentTexas House of Representatives · District 67 — TX
Republican
2026 General Election
Jeff Miller
Texas House of Representatives · District 14 — TX
Other / Libertarian Party
2026 General Election
Jeffrey Barry
IncumbentTexas House of Representatives · District 29 — TX
Republican
2026 General Election
Jeffrey Jackson
Texas House of Representatives · District 43 — TX
Democratic
2026 General Election
Jennifer Mushtaler
Texas House of Representatives · District 47 — TX
Republican
2026 General Election
Jeremy Hendricks
Texas House of Representatives · District 50 — TX
Democratic
2026 General Election
Jerry Ford Sr.
Texas House of Representatives · District 139 — TX
Democratic
2026 General Election
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