Stan Stanart
Stan Stanart He advanced from the Republican primary runoff on May 26, 2026. Stan Stanart earned a high school diploma from Broken Arrow High School and a bachelor's degree from Oklahoma State University in 1979.
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“My top priorities are clear: eliminate or sharply cut high property taxes and insurance premiums, put public safety and law-abiding citizens first over criminals, strengthen our infrastructure to stop flooding, and enhance election integrity in Texas elections.”
(Community Impact Candidate Q&A (August 25, 2026)) “The greatest challenges facing northwest Harris County over the next five years are unmanaged rapid growth, worsening traffic and flooding, persistently high property taxes, strained infrastructure, and the spread of soft-on-crime and high-tax policies from Houston that threaten public safety and our quality of life.”
(Community Impact Candidate Q&A (August 25, 2026)) “I will fight to stop socialism, constrain excessive government, and eliminate burdensome regulations that crush small businesses. We must protect Texas energy jobs, expand practical workforce training, and keep government out of the way so entrepreneurs—not bureaucrats—drive growth and create jobs.”
(Community Impact Candidate Q&A (August 25, 2026))Stefanie Bord
Stefanie Bord
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“Funding public education to at least the national average per student at current the tax levels, which means paying teachers more and providing more services to our students. Medicaid expansion, lower the uninsured rate, increase the minimum wage, and infrastructure built for climate change.”
(Community Impact Candidate Q&A (August 25, 2026)) “With skyrocketing costs, we need to focus on making life affordable in our district and across the state. We need increased access to affordable healthcare, housing, healthy food, and electricity, excellent free public schools that don’t require a voucher or application to attend, and freedom from government overreach.”
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