Vince Duncan is from Houston, Texas and attended Wheatley Senior High School. He has a bachelor's degree in dentistry from Lamar University.

Vince is a custom furniture maker and owner of The Pulpit People. He previously worked in home construction, where he specialized in carpentry.

Vince Duncan

Vince previously ran for U.S. House Texas District 18 in 2014, 2018, 2020, and 2022 but did not win. He also ran for Houston City Council District B in 2015 but did not win.

Supports domestic US manufacturing and believes it will create millions of good-paying American jobs.

Supports ending trade agreements to improve domestic US manufacturing, believing it will create millions of good-paying American jobs.

Supports limiting mortgage terms to twenty years and implementing Foreclosure Reform to give homeowners 24 months to reorganize their finances to prevent losing their property.

Supports limiting mortgage terms to twenty years and implementing foreclosure reform to give homeowners 24 months to reorganize their finances to prevent losing their property.

Proposes that after 25 years of paying property taxes, the owner is given a free and clear title to the land or property, and it is never taxed again.

- Supports ending trade agreements to improve domestic US manufacturing, believing it will create millions of good-paying American jobs.
- Supports raising the minimum wage.
- Supports limiting mortgage terms to twenty years and implementing foreclosure reform to give homeowners 24 months to reorganize their finances to prevent losing their property.
- Proposes that after 25 years of paying property taxes, the owner is given a free and clear title to the land or property, and it is never taxed again.

Economy

Public Safety

Education

Supports ending all fines associated with the Affordable Care Act.

- Supports ending all fines associated with the Affordable Care Act.

Healthcare

Believes the creosote facilities near homes and schools has resulted in this community having one of the highest Cancer rates in the United States of America.

Believes the creosote facilities near homes and schools has "resulted in this community having one of the highest cancer rates in the United States of America."

- Believes the creosote facilities near homes and schools has "resulted in this community having one of the highest cancer rates in the United States of America."

Energy & the Environment

Supports term limits for Congress members.

Supports voter reform, including establishing voting centers, providing each voter with a copy of their voting record, implementing a gag order on media outlets calling elections, and having a three-day voter verification period to ensure election integrity.

- Supports term limits for Congress members.
- Supports voter reform, including establishing voting centers, providing each voter with a copy of their voting record, implementing a gag order on media outlets calling elections, and having a three-day voter verification period to ensure election integrity.

Voting & Elections

Opposes U.S. involvement in NATO and Middle Eastern conflicts.

Believes Congress should have the sole power to declare war.

- Opposes U.S. involvement in NATO and Middle Eastern conflicts.
- Believes Congress should have the sole power to declare war.

Foreign Policy and Immigration

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Vince Duncan is from Houston, Texas. He attended Pleasantville Elementary School, Desegregation Oates Elementary, McReynolds Jr High, and Wheatley Senior High School. He has a bachelor's degree in dentistry from Lamar University. He lives with his family in Houston.

Vince is a custom furniture maker and business owner at The Pulpit People. He previously worked in home construction, where he specialized in carpentry.

Vince previously ran for U.S. House Texas District 18 in 2014, 2018, and 2022 but did not win. He also ran for Houston City Council District B in 2015 but did not win.

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