2026 Texas General Election

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Holly Jeffreys

Holly Jeffreys's campaign for Texas State Representative, District 86, is her first entry into politics.

Holly Jeffreys wins republican nomination for State House District 86

House District 86 candidates Jeffreys, Haynes face off in GOP debate

Supports the idea that the Legislature is a citizen body made up of community members who temporarily serve in Austin.

Supports eliminating property taxes as a top goal, alongside water protection and parental rights in education.

Supports farmers and ranchers by opposing regulations that threaten the agricultural industries in the Panhandle.

Supports securing the Texas border and prioritizing the safety of Texas citizens by addressing the border crisis and drug flow into communities.

Aims to provide law enforcement with the resources they need to keep families safe.

Opposes unfunded mandates from Washington and Austin that do not consider the needs of rural communities.

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

Proposes to eliminate school property taxes and lower the property tax freeze age from 65 to 55 to save homeowners money.

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Buket Urgen

Holly previously ran for Texas State Representative in 2024 but did not win.

Supports eliminating property taxes and prioritizes water protection and parental rights in education.

Economy

Supports providing first responders with the necessary resources to keep families safe, backed by endorsements from law enforcement organizations.

Public Safety

Healthcare

Education

Wants to keep Panhandle water in the region for farmers, ranchers, and families, opposing outside interests that seek to drain it.

Energy & the Environment

Believes the Legislature should consist of community members who temporarily serve before returning home.

Voting & Elections

Cullin Knutson

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