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Texas · 2026 United States general election · November 3

U.S. House · District 25

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IssueRoger Williams
Republican
Dione Sims
Democratic
Economy & jobsno sourced position Supports higher wages, worker protections, and infrastructure investment
HousingVoted for housing-supply legislation (H.R. 6644) Supports federal investment to expand housing supply and lower costs
Health careno sourced position Supports ACA expansion, Medicaid, and lower drug costs
Immigrationno sourced position Supports pathway to citizenship and humane asylum processing
Abortion & reproductive rightsno sourced position Supports protecting reproductive freedom and reproductive care
EducationSupports Career & Technical Education programs Supports public school funding; opposes voucher schemes
Climate & energySupports domestic fossil fuel production; opposes climate regulations Supports grid modernization and efficiency standards for energy users
Crime & public safetySupports strong law enforcement; opposes 'soft-on-crime' policies Supports humane, orderly border enforcement with ICE accountability
Taxes & budgetSupports lower taxes, less regulation, and spending cuts Supports property tax relief and lowering household costs
GunsStrong Second Amendment supporter; opposes gun control measures Identified as a Gun Sense Candidate supporting gun-safety laws
Democracy & electionsSupports voter ID and proof-of-citizenship voting requirements Supports voting rights, judicial independence, and anti-corruption measures
Foreign policy & defenseSupports increased military funding and defense spending no sourced position

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