2026 Texas General Election

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Janie Lopez

Janie Lopez is from San Benito, Texas. She has a master 27s degree in mental health and is currently pursuing a doctorate in community care and counseling. She lives in San Benito, Texas.

Rep. Lopez, Janie - District 37 - Texas House of Representatives

Rep. Janie Lopez Announces Re-Election for Texas House District 37

Janie is a mental healthcare professional. She has also worked in food service, manufacturing, and retail. Before taking office, she served as a trustee for the San Benito Consolidated Independent School District (SBCISD).

Janie is currently a Texas State Representative for House District 37. She was first elected in 2022 and is currently serving her first term.

Wants to create jobs, expand economic opportunities, and lower property taxes to provide tax relief for families and small businesses.

Supports simplifying regulations and encouraging entrepreneurial ventures to boost tourism.

Supports investing in modernizing infrastructure, including roads, bridges, public transportation, utilities, and water projects, to create a more efficient and sustainable economy.

Wants to modernize key tourist attractions and transportation systems.

Supports enhancing retirement benefits and providing access to affordable housing for seniors.

Wants to reduce crime, invest in border security, and support local law enforcement by boosting their pay.

As a state representative, improved public safety by denying bail to violent offenders, requiring cooperation with immigration law, funding grants to solve violent and sexual crimes, backing law enforcement officers, and stopping foreign adversaries from buying Texas land.

As a state representative, worked to increase the number of police officers in schools.

Supports expanding healthcare access, lowering premiums, increasing pay for healthcare providers, and capping prescription drug costs.

Opposes abortion and said, "Defended faith, family, and life...banning taxpayer-funded abortion...and cracking down on abortion pill traffickers."

Supports increasing funding for education, providing pay raises for educators, improving classroom materials, and ensuring access to higher education and trade schools for all students.

Supports increasing state funding for local schools, investing in special education, and fully funding full-day Pre-K.

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

Supports increasing penalties, enhancing government transparency, and enforcing accountability to uphold public trust and ensure effective use of taxpayer resources.

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Supports reducing crime, investing in border security, and increasing pay for local law enforcement.

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Opposes abortion and plans to "crack down on abortion pill traffickers."

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Voting & Elections

Oziel "Ozzie" Ochoa, Jr.

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