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2026 Texas General Election

Supports requiring high schools to accept work-study programs for juniors and seniors.

Supports creating a I-35E to I-45 bypass south of the trinity and adding highway capacity that isn't a toll.

- Supports eliminating property taxes.
- Supports requiring high schools to accept work-study programs for juniors and seniors.
- Supports creating a I-35E to I-45 bypass south of the trinity and adding highway capacity that isn't a toll.

Economy

Believes footage filmed by a body camera belongs to "the public that paid for the cameras."

Said, "The people who decide where your children live should answer for how they decide it" in regard to family court and probate.

Supports a public, searchable attorney grievance registry.

- Believes footage filmed by a body camera belongs to "the public that paid for the cameras."
- Said, "The people who decide where your children live should answer for how they decide it" in regard to family court and probate.
- Supports a public, searchable attorney grievance registry.

Public Safety

As of July 22, 2026, Jordan Scott Hoffnagle’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Healthcare

Believes programs that allow qualifying families to use public money for alternative schooling options, including private schools should include home-schoolers.

Supports a 50/50 custody default for "every fit parent."

- Believes programs that allow qualifying families to use public money for alternative schooling options, including private schools should include home-schoolers.
- Supports a 50/50 custody default for "every fit parent."

Education

Energy & the Environment

Voting & Elections

Jordan Scott Hoffnagle

Buket Urgen

Alejandra Gracias

Facebook

Venton Jones

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