2026 Texas General Election

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Ben Mostyn

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Ben Mostyn is from Texas. He has an associate's degree in applied sciences from Cochise College, a bachelor's degree in intelligence studies, and a master's degree in political science from the University of Arizona. He is a Christian.

Ben is a real estate agent. He previously served in the U.S. Army. He has also worked as a print model, actor, and standup comedian. He has owned several businesses and served as an executive for numerous companies. He is a certified master instructor for the Department of Defense and has taught at the collegiate level. 

Ben's campaign for Texas State Representative, District 117, is his first time running for public office.

Republican Candidates - Republican Party of Bexar County

For Candidate Ben Mostyn on Issue economy: Supports decreasing agency regulations and paperwork.

Supports increasing small business tax incentives and tax relief.

Supports funding for highway and freeway construction to improve transportation of goods and services in San Antonio.

Aims to modernize the Business District to create an attractive environment for new jobs.

Supports fixing the supply chain to ensure goods are available on shelves and tables.

Supports legislation to lower mortgage costs to improve families' lives.

Economy

Opposes cashless bail in Texas, citing it allows career criminals back on the streets quickly after arrest.

Supports providing the San Antonio Police Department with the tools and training necessary to enforce laws and ensure community safety.

Supports tough on crime legislation that targets dangerous street gangs and aims to incarcerate them.

Supports designating drug cartels as terrorist organizations and using military force to combat drug trafficking.

Supports labeling drug cartels as terrorist organizations to enable military action against them.

For Candidate Ben Mostyn on Issue public-safety: Supports funding new technology for extensive surveillance to catch drug smugglers.

Public Safety

As of July 22, 2026, Ben Mostyn’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Healthcare

Supports expanding school choice through vouchers, emphasizing that families need affordable options for their children's education.

Supports raising pay for high-achieving teachers in Texas, leveraging the state's $32 billion surplus for historic assistance to educators.

For Candidate Ben Mostyn on Issue education: Supports implementing more security measures in schools and increasing access to mental health resources for students.

Education

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Voting & Elections

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