Mike Olcott
Mike Olcott
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“I am a pro-life conservative who supports the recently passed Heartbeat bill. The implementation of the bill has already significantly reduced the number of abortions in Texas. We must continue the fight until abortion is abolished and at the same time care for the women in need.”
(Campaign website (mikeolcott.com)) “I find it repulsive and heartbreaking that the State of Texas is allowing more than 1000 children to undergo sexual transition each year. I will fight to abolish the practices of gender reassignment surgery, administration of puberty blockers or any other efforts to intervene in the natural progression of puberty in children for the purpose of sexual transition.”
(Campaign website (mikeolcott.com)) “The Democrats in D.C. are determined to strip away the second amendment rights of law-abiding citizens. They know that the second amendment is an impediment to their ultimate goal of the socialist takeover of this country. We need bold legislators in Austin willing to stand up to the federal government and protect one of the most important amendments to our U.S. Constitution!”
(Campaign website (mikeolcott.com))Krissy Guess
Krissy Guess Guess is on the ballot in the general election on November 3, 2026. Guess advanced from the Democratic primary on March 3, 2026.
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“Our public schools are being underfunded and distracted by political agendas instead of focusing on student success. I will invest in teachers, classrooms, and proven educational outcomes so neighborhood schools are fully staffed, well-funded, and free to do what they do best: educate our kids.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026)) “Water is one of the most important—and increasingly strained—resources in House District 60. With rapid growth, increased industrial demand, and the expansion of high-water-use facilities like data centers, we are putting serious pressure on our local water supply.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026)) “I was born and raised here in Texas House District 60, and now I’m raising my family here. I didn’t set out planning to run for office, but I reached a point where I felt I couldn’t look my daughters in the eye if I didn’t try to make our community safer, stronger, and full of opportunity for their generation.”
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