Take Texas Back, About Me

Nathan Buchanan was born and raised in Bexar County, Texas. He attends Parkway Church in Victoria.

Nathan serves as a Texas Peace Officer and is a small business owner.

Nathan Buchanan previously ran for County Judge in 2022 and Constable in 2016 and 2020, but did not win.  

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Plans to "implement data-driven strategies to reduce crime and enhance public safety, focusing on proactive measures and community engagement to address the root causes of criminal activity."

Plans to collaborate with community members to help strengthen the strained relationship.

Supports implementing programs that engage residents, such as neighborhood watch programs, town hall meetings, and youth initiatives.

- Plans to "implement data-driven strategies to reduce crime and enhance public safety, focusing on proactive measures and community engagement to address the root causes of criminal activity."
- Plans to collaborate with community members to help strengthen the strained relationship.
- Supports implementing programs that engage residents, such as neighborhood watch programs, town hall meetings, and youth initiatives.

Public Safety

Believes there is a "low morale problem in the jail," with exhausted deputies working 60-80 hours a week.

Plans to "implement strategies for individuals who may be experiencing a mental health crisis."

Supports reducing taxpayer money spent on "the overwhelming amount of overtime that Detention Officers are forced to work..."

- Believes there is a "low morale problem in the jail," with exhausted deputies working 60-80 hours a week.
- Plans to "implement strategies for individuals who may be experiencing a mental health crisis."
- Supports reducing taxpayer money spent on "the overwhelming amount of overtime that Detention Officers are forced to work..."

Jail Management

Plans to address "crimes involving the internet and technology."

Supports addressing domestic violence by "providing support and protection for victims of domestic violence, and enforcing laws related to domestic abuse."

- Plans to address "crimes involving the internet and technology."
- Supports addressing domestic violence by "providing support and protection for victims of domestic violence, and enforcing laws related to domestic abuse."

Criminal Justice

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Plans to create a Domestic Violence High Risk Team to share information about violent offenders among law enforcement and emergency services.

Believes border security is urgent, citing over 87,000 missing children and the human trafficking crisis. As a State Representative, Ramirez pledges to advocate for border security and combat human trafficking.

Plans to establish a Citizens Task Force to educate citizens on de-escalation techniques to improve community and law enforcement partnerships.

Promises to defend the "Right to a Fair Trial, the Right to Bear Arms, and other essential liberties."

Supports closing the Texas border to protect state sovereignty.

As a founding member of an organization aimed at preventing Sudden Cardiac Arrest in student athletes, the candidate is committed to enhancing public safety through health initiatives.

Believes in addressing border protection issues to uphold Texan values and restore district integrity.

Supports public safety initiatives such as free hands-only CPR training.

Supports the Constable's Office in maintaining law, order, and justice.

Supports building a medicine and saline bag manufacturing plant in Texas to reduce dependence on foreign countries.

As a Deputy Constable, served over 3,000 Civil Process papers and earned additional certifications unique to the Constable's role.

Promises to uphold professionalism, compassion, integrity, and respect in law enforcement.

Believes in addressing public safety through comprehensive health policy and business policy integration.

Believes parents, not the state, are the primary guardians of their children.

Promises to advocate for "clean beaches" and local businesses.

Plans to collaborate with community members to help strengthen the strained relationship

- Plans to "implement data-driven strategies to reduce crime and enhance public safety, focusing on proactive measures and community engagement to address the root causes of criminal activity."
- Plans to collaborate with community members to help strengthen the strained relationship
- Supports implementing programs that engage residents, such as neighborhood watch programs, town hall meetings, and youth initiatives.

Believes there is a "low morale problem in the jail" where deputies work 60-80 hours a week causing tired or exhausted deputies to work in jails.

Plans to "Implement strategies for individuals who may be experiencing a mental health crisis."

Supports lowering taxes that goes towards overtime deputies pay.

- Believes there is a "low morale problem in the jail" where deputies work 60-80 hours a week causing tired or exhausted deputies to work in jails.
- Plans to "Implement strategies for individuals who may be experiencing a mental health crisis."
- Supports lowering taxes that goes towards overtime deputies pay.

As Election Integrity Director for the RPT, registered or testified on 117 bills to address local election integrity concerns.

Supports strong leadership in criminal justice, evidenced by serving as President of the Hays County Criminal Justice Association and Vice President of the Texas Narcotic Officer’s Association.

Served on the Board for Kids' Meals Houston and was an Assistant Scoutmaster for Scout Troop 55 in Houston.

Advises non-profits, such as the Texas Two-Step: Save A Life Campaign.

As chairperson of the 2014 SD10 Convention, raised over $15,000 in donations and retained $6,000 for the 2016 SD10 Convention.

Believes in building a grassroots volunteer network to engage millions of Texas voters.

As a member of the Candidate Recruitment Committee, helped recruit candidates that led to Tarrant County being 100% Republican in all county elections by 2000.

Promises to closely monitor the actions of elected officials.

Believes in community involvement to improve local, state, and national conditions, and has actively participated in the Orange County Republican Party since April 2021, motivated by the events of January 6th and the COVID pandemic.

Served as a Board Member for the Mountains in Motion Ministry, a Eucharist Minister and Wedding Coordinator at St. Anne’s Catholic Church, a soccer and baseball team mom, a Cub Scout Leader, President of her PTO, and Director of her HOA.

Believes in limiting government power to only what is granted by the Constitution.

Believes in replacing deceitful politicians with those who "exemplify virtue and righteousness."

Supports the Texas First pledge, prioritizing Texans' welfare and upholding the Texas Constitution to ensure rights, freedoms, and safety.

As of September 7, 2024, Nathan Buchanan’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Nathan Buchanan has served as a Texas Peace Officer since 2008. He is also a successful small business owner.

Nathan Buchanan has served as a Texas Peace Officer since 2008. He previously ran for County Judge in 2022 and Constable in 2016 and 2020.