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2026 Texas General Election

2026 Texas Primary Election

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2026 Texas Primary Runoff

Evan Hunt

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Evan is a veteran and combat aviator. He also identifies as a business leader.

The Texas Congressional Shake-up

Evan's campaign for Texas U.S. Representative, District 3, is his first time running for public office.

Evan Hunt (Texas) - Ballotpedia

Opposes invoking emergency powers to raise taxes or tariffs.

Opposes current implementation of Fair Trade and believes tariffs are ineffective if they upset customers.

Supports reforms that lower costs and increase transparency in the insurance industry, including cracking down on price gouging and ensuring insurance companies adhere to regulations.

Opposes any cuts to Social Security benefits and aims to strengthen the program for current and future retirees.

Economy

As of January 22, 2026, Evan Hunt’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Safety

Supports lowering prescription drug prices.

Believes in bringing transparency and accountability to the entire healthcare system.

Supports more assistance for home care and family caregivers to ease the burden on families caring for aging parents.

Supports providing veterans with access to quality healthcare, job training, and mental health services.

Healthcare

Supports fully funding public schools, promoting local control, and keeping politics out of the classroom.

Supports empowering parents, funding public schools, promoting local control, and keeping politics out of the classroom.

Supports expanding access to community colleges and trade schools, increasing transparency in college pricing, and offering targeted financial aid that rewards hard work and responsibility.

Education

Energy & the Environment

Believes Congress cannot delegate law-making authorities to the President.

Supports due process in immigration, stating that visas should not be revoked and individuals should not be deported without it.

Supports maintaining military leaders' positions and university funding without political bias.

Voting & Elections

Supports working with allies to defend interests and strengthen North America.

Supports strong alliances like NATO to maintain U.S. security and believes lasting peace comes through strength.

Supports strong American leadership that holds allies accountable and believes every member must pay their fair share.

Supports building alliances based on mutually beneficial trade, shared responsibility, and trust.

Foreign Policy and Immigration

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