2026 Texas General Election

Julie Dahlberg

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Julie is originally from Kentucky. She attended Columbia College at Ft. Leonard Wood. She lives with her husband, Shane, in Wilson County. She attends First Baptist Church Sutherland Springs.

Julie Dahlberg's campaign for Texas State Senator, District 21 is her first entry into politics.

Supports legislation that ends property taxes.

Supports legislation to limit elected officials to no more than three terms, preferring no more than two terms.

Supports legislation to eliminate special benefits and status for legislators, including pensions and seniority.

Advocates for establishing required citizen service on compliance and audit councils for governmental agencies to protect against fraud, ensure legal compliance, and improve governance efficiency.

Supports creating an immediate action plan to pilot rural desalination plants with mineral mining.

Supports legislation to prohibit intentional spraying into the skies for weather modification, geoengineering, or any purpose that threatens environmental health, emphasizing the protection of clean air, water, and soil.

Supports legislation to prevent large commercial entities from overusing water resources, ensuring availability for people and agriculture.

Economy

Supports legislation that strengthens whole families as the ideal environment for children.

Supports legislation to require photo ID and fingerprint ID for voting.

Supports legislation to require photo ID proving U.S. citizenship to register to vote.

Supports legislation to make early voting only the three days immediately prior to election day and to designate election day as a state holiday.

Supports legislation that requires paper ballots only and hand counting of ballots.

For Candidate Julie Dahlberg on Issue public-safety:  
Supports legislation that prohibits mail-in/absentee voting, except for military members and those unable to vote in person.

Supports legislation to establish required citizen service as poll workers, similar to jury duty.

For Candidate Julie Dahlberg on Issue public-safety:  
Rejects narratives and legislation that portray firearms as inherently bad.

Opposes gun grab laws that do not uphold the right to due process.

Supports expanded cooperation between state and local law enforcement and ICE to remove individuals in the country unlawfully.

Public Safety

Supports legislation to provide equal protection under the law for preborn children.

Opposes legislation that bans drugs inducing abortion from being prescribed or mailed in Texas.

Healthcare

Supports narrowing the focus of public education to fundamental subjects and removing non-essential elements.

Supports legislation to prohibit data mining and surveying children for reasons unnecessary to fundamental education.

Supports legislation to cap spending on education with strict compliance and auditing.

Supports prioritizing education budgets for curriculum, classroom materials, and securing schools, with a 20% increase in teacher pay and a reduction in administrative salaries.

Supports parents' right to homeschool their children without government interference.

Supports legislation to ensure adequate discipline and removal procedures for violent students to create a safe learning environment.

Supports legislation to prohibit school personnel from suggesting, advising, or advocating for any medical or pharmaceutical procedures or treatment plans.

For Candidate Julie Dahlberg on Issue education:  
Supports legislation to ensure that no one is denied medical procedures based on vaccination history.

For Candidate Julie Dahlberg on Issue education: Supports legislation to prohibit incentives to medical providers based on pharmaceutical loyalty and sales.

For Candidate Julie Dahlberg on Issue education:  
Supports legislation to prohibit pharmaceutical advertising to the public.

Supports legislation that prohibits any discussion of sexuality by adults other than a child's parent or guardian.

Supports legislation that requires biological sex education materials for minors to be age-appropriate, family-focused, and determined by local parents.

Education

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

Energy & the Environment

Supports legislation to require photo ID and fingerprint ID in order to vote.

Opposes mail-in/absentee voting except for military members and those unable to vote in person.

Voting & Elections

Judith Zaffirini

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- There are 31 Texas state senators, each representing a single district with a constituency of around 1 million.
- State senators are elected to 4-year terms and one 2-year term per decade, and there are no term limits.
- They are paid a salary of $7,200/year and a per diem of $221/day.

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