Republican · U.S. House, District 10, Texas
General election Tuesday, Nov 3, 2026
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Also running: Caitlin Rourk (D)
Affordability
The significant growth we're experiencing demands transparency, local control, and responsible development. Companies must respect our communities and protect land, water, and energy resources. Congress should partner with Texas leaders to strengthen infrastructure, remove housing barriers, curb inflation, and ensure hardworking families — not insiders — directly benefit from innovation and growth.
TX-10's fastest-growing communities are straining outdated water and power infrastructure, while rising living costs and Washington policies hold back growth. This district's diverse economy — agriculture, energy, manufacturing, and technology — deserves leaders who understand how these challenges connect. I'll strengthen infrastructure, improve affordability, and unleash every sector to thrive.
Congress should expand water and grid capacity, streamline permitting, keep taxes low, and reform federal procurement to support defense technology. It must also rebuild domestic supply chains in TX-10, reducing our dependence on adversaries like China. This district can lead in agriculture, energy, manufacturing, and technology if Washington gets out of the way.
I'm running because the American Dream I lived is closing for the next generation. I'm not here to manage that decline — I'm here to reverse it, fighting Washington's red tape and restoring opportunity and prosperity by unleashing TX-10's entrepreneurs, farmers, energy producers, and researchers to build the future America needs.
My priorities are making life affordable for everyday Texans, fixing a system rigged for insiders, and unleashing TX-10's economy. I'll cut costly regulations, expand opportunity for small businesses, and support agriculture, energy, and advanced technology — all while securing our border and defending the freedom and opportunity that built Texas.
The significant growth we're experiencing demands transparency, local control, and responsible development. Companies must respect our communities and protect land, water, and energy resources. Congress should partner with Texas leaders to strengthen infrastructure, remove housing barriers, curb inflation, and ensure hardworking families — not insiders — directly benefit from innovation and growth.