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Texas · 2026 United States general election · November 3

U.S. House · District 6

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IssueJake Ellzey
Republican
Danny Minton
Democratic
Economy & jobsSupports lower taxes, less regulation, and cutting government spending Supports taxing corporations/billionaires, higher minimum wage, small business growth
Housingno sourced position Supports affordable housing and banning corporate home purchases
Health careno sourced position Supports Medicare expansion and Medicare for All
ImmigrationSupports strict border security and enforcement measures Supports strong border with pathway to citizenship; abolish ICE
Abortion & reproductive rightsStrongly opposes abortion; supports right to life Supports reinstating Roe v. Wade
EducationSupports strong public schools free from social experimentation Opposes school vouchers; supports public education
Climate & energySupports expanding U.S. energy production; no stated climate-change position Supports Green New Deal-style climate action and clean energy incentives
Crime & public safetySupports funding law enforcement and border/community safety Supports abolishing or overhauling ICE; redirect funds to local police
Taxes & budgetSupports low taxes, reduced spending, and a streamlined tax code Supports higher taxes on billionaires and corporations; expand Child Tax Credit
Gunsno sourced position no sourced position
Democracy & electionsSupports proof-of-citizenship voter requirements; voted for SAVE Act Supports voting rights expansion, DC statehood, and John Lewis VRA
Foreign policy & defenseSupports strong U.S. military, NATO alliances, and backing Israel Supports requiring congressional authorization before going to war

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