2026 Texas Primary Runoff

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Everett is from Dallas, Texas. He studied data processing at Amarillo College. 

Everett is a small business owner. He runs his own small business, where he has been for several years. He previously worked as a community organizer.

Everett currently owns a small business. He previously worked as a community organizer.

Everett Jackson for Desoto City Council

Everett previously ran for DeSoto County City Council in 2025 but did win. 

Supports increasing the Child Tax Credit to provide more financial support to hardworking families and emphasizes the importance of genuine education in public schools.

Supports making DOGE cuts permanent, reducing discretionary spending, and enacting policies to increase disposable income for voters.

Supports making DOGE cuts permanent, reducing unnecessary spending, and creating policies to increase disposable income for voters.

Plans to bring high-paying jobs and crucial investment to Congressional District 30, fostering an environment for local businesses to thrive.

Plans to bring high-paying jobs and crucial investment to Congressional District 30.

- Supports increasing the Child Tax Credit to provide more financial support to hardworking families and emphasizes the importance of genuine education in public schools.
- Supports making DOGE cuts permanent, reducing unnecessary spending, and creating policies to increase disposable income for voters.
- Plans to bring high-paying jobs and crucial investment to Congressional District 30.

Economy

Commits to confronting dangerous cartels, advocating for the death penalty for traffickers, and protecting American interests against foreign aggression.

Commits to "confronting dangerous cartels, advocating for the death penalty for traffickers, and protecting American interests against foreign aggression."

- Commits to "confronting dangerous cartels, advocating for the death penalty for traffickers, and protecting American interests against foreign aggression."

Public Safety

As of April 1, 2026, Everett Jackson’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Healthcare

Education

Advocates for policies that increase Texas oil production to ensure energy independence, create jobs, and lower consumer costs.

- Advocates for policies that increase Texas oil production to ensure energy independence, create jobs, and lower consumer costs.

Energy & the Environment

Voting & Elections

For Candidate Everett Jackson on Issue Foreign Policy and Immigration: Supports securing borders and confronting China's aggression to protect American interests.

Supports reducing immigration and "confronting China's aggression to protect American interests."

- Supports reducing immigration and "confronting China's aggression to protect American interests."

Foreign Policy and Immigration

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Sholden Daniels earned a bachelor's degree in political science, business, and arts and culture, from the University of Texas at Dallas, and a law degree from the Thurgood Marshall School of Law. He has a wife and three children.

Sholden has worked as a solo practicioner for the past 11 years.

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Claims to have had enough of politicians whose policies "defy both logic and morality" and looks up to President Trump as a "model of resilience, strength, and conviction... [who] despite living a life surrounded by temptation and excess... has remained sober, focused, and unshaken in his belief in America and its people."

Supports reducing regulations, increasing access to low-interest loans, and providing tax relief for small businesses.

Supports a simplified tax code that lowers rates for families and small business owners.

Wants a simplified tax code that lowers rates for families and small business owners.

Supports vocational training and apprenticeships to prepare Texans for high-demand jobs in technology, energy, healthcare, and advanced manufacturing.

Believes in vocational training and apprenticeships to prepare Texans for "high-demand jobs" in technology, energy, healthcare, and advanced manufacturing.

Supports increasing access to low-interest loans.

Aims to have tax relief for small businesses.

Thinks Congress must ensure that artificial inteligence is "used ethically, with strong safeguards to protect privacy, civil liberties, and jobs."

- Claims to have had enough of politicians whose policies "defy both logic and morality" and looks up to President Trump as a "model of resilience, strength, and conviction... [who] despite living a life surrounded by temptation and excess... has remained sober, focused, and unshaken in his belief in America and its people."
- Supports reducing regulations.
- Wants a simplified tax code that lowers rates for families and small business owners.
- Believes in vocational training and apprenticeships to prepare Texans for "high-demand jobs" in technology, energy, healthcare, and advanced manufacturing.
- Supports increasing access to low-interest loans.
- Aims to have tax relief for small businesses.
- Thinks Congress must ensure that artificial inteligence is "used ethically, with strong safeguards to protect privacy, civil liberties, and jobs."

Wants to push for a "cultural renewal, cleaner communities, and a revival of common decency" as a means to ensure public safety.

- Wants to push for a "cultural renewal, cleaner communities, and a revival of common decency" as a means to ensure public safety.

Believes healthcare reform must focus on "access, transparency, and affordability."

- Believes healthcare reform must focus on "access, transparency, and affordability."

Supports parental influence on school boards.

Seeks parental influence on school boards.

Opposes allowing transgender women to compete in women's sports.

- Seeks parental influence on school boards.
- Opposes allowing transgender women to compete in women's sports.

As of April 1, 2026, Sholdon Daniels’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports strict term limits of three House terms (six years) and two Senate terms (twelve years).

Supports term limits for the United States House of Representatives and the United States Senate.

- Supports term limits for the United States House of Representatives and the United States Senate.
- Prioritizes "election integrity."

Supports a layered approach to border security, including physical barriers, advanced surveillance, and more Border Patrol agents.

Believes in a "layered approach" to border security, including physical barriers, advanced surveillance, and more Border Patrol agents.

Supports prioritizing American interests by bringing back manufacturing, strengthening the military, and negotiating fair trade deals.

Prioritizes American interests through manufacturing, the military, and trade deals.

Thinks illegal immigrants are "receiving free benefits funded by our tax dollars."

Wants to emulate "Trump’s vision and diplomacy skills."

- Believes in a "layered approach" to border security, including physical barriers, advanced surveillance, and more Border Patrol agents.
- Prioritizes American interests through manufacturing, the military, and trade deals.
- Thinks illegal immigrants are "receiving free benefits funded by our tax dollars."
- Wants to emulate "Trump’s vision and diplomacy skills."

Sholdon Daniels

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