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Texas · 2026 United States general election · November 3

U.S. House · District 11

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IssueAugust Pfluger
Republican
Claire Reynolds
Democratic
Economy & jobsSupports tax cuts, deregulation, and energy dominance Supports raising wages and addressing inflation-driven poverty
HousingSupports expanding housing supply and lowering mortgage barriers Supports restoring and increasing federal housing program funding
Health careSupports lower premiums, transparency, and Medicaid accountability Supports Medicare for All and restoring ACA subsidies
ImmigrationSupports strict border enforcement and reduced illegal immigration Supports defunding ICE and comprehensive immigration reform
Abortion & reproductive rightsOpposes abortion funding; supports a culture of life from conception Supports federal legislation protecting abortion rights nationwide
Educationno sourced position no sourced position
Climate & energyOpposes climate legislation that raises energy costs; backs oil and gas Supports all-of-the-above energy policy including oil, gas, and renewables
Crime & public safetyTies public safety to border and DHS enforcement Supports law enforcement funding; wants ICE replaced with smaller ethical agency
Taxes & budgetSupports tax cuts; opposed IRA tax increases Emphasizes Congress's constitutional role in controlling spending
GunsSupports Second Amendment rights for law-abiding citizens no sourced position
Democracy & electionsSupports voter ID and proof-of-citizenship requirements Opposes corporate money in elections; supports anti-gerrymandering efforts
Foreign policy & defenseStrong defense spending; opposes nuclear Iran; mixed on Ukraine aid no sourced position

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