2026 Texas General Election

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Jennifer "Jj" Dominguez

Jennifer "JJ" Dominguez is from Illinois. She has a master 27s degree in social work. She and her husband have four adult children.

Jennifer is a licensed clinical social worker. She provides therapy to immigrants and asylum seekers. She previously worked as a dialysis social worker for 14 years in rural Texas. 

Jennifer Dominguez running for Texas House District 31

Jennifer "JJ" Dominguez's campaign for Texas State Representative, House District 31, is her first time running for public office.

Supports raising the minimum wage to $15 per hour, adjusted for inflation.

Supports reducing gender and racial pay gaps.

Wants to improve economic stability for rural families.

Supports strengthening local economies by increasing consumer spending.

As of July 22, 2026, Jennifer "Jj" Dominguez’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports expanding access to affordable, high-quality health care.

Aims to address rural hospital and clinic closures.

Aims to "end the impossible choice between medical treatment and household bills."

Supports free statewide mental health services.

Supports increasing the number of psychiatrists and healthcare providers through loan forgiveness and competitive wages.

Supports expanding telehealth services for rural communities.

Supports the creation of a statewide treatment network.

Supports increasing funding for public schools.

Supports increasing educator salaries and adjusting them for inflation.

Opposes private school vouchers, which are funds that allow parents to use public money to enroll their children in private schools.

Wants to improve working conditions for teachers and staff.

Supports ensuring retired teachers receive regular cost of living adjustments.

Supports reducing costs for administering elections.

Supports making voting more accessible during emergencies.

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Jennifer "JJ" Dominguez is from Illinois. She has a master’s degree in social work. She lives with her husband and their four adult children in the rural community of Floresville.

Jennifer "JJ" Dominguez's campaign for Texas State Representative, District 31 is her first entry into politics.

Supports raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour, with adjustments for inflation.

Wants to enhance economic stability for rural families.

Economy

Public Safety

Wants to address rural hospital and clinic closures.

Wants to "end the impossible choice between medical treatment and household bills."

Supports the creation of a statewide treatment network for healthcare.

Healthcare

Opposes private school vouchers, which are subsidies that allow families to use public funds to enroll their children in private schools.

Supports providing cost of living adjustments (COLA) for retired teachers.

Education

Energy & the Environment

Wants to save costs for election administration.

Voting & Elections

Ryan Guillen

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