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Texas Marijuana Policy Voter Guide 2020 General Election – U.S. Congress

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Senate Ted Cruz (R) (Incumbent)

https://www.cruz.senate.gov/ Senator Cruz is not up for election this year.

Voting Record (Incumbents Only)

Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference Yes Hasn't Voted Yet Yes

U.S. Senate John Cornyn (R)

(Incumbent) info@johncornyn.com

Remove Cannabis from Controlled Substances Act

Allow VA Doctors to Recommend

Cannabis

Allow Safe Banking for Cannabis Businesses

End Federal Interference

(States’ Rights) Survey Responses (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)


Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference Yes Hasn't Voted Yet Yes

U.S. Senate Mary "MJ" Hegar (D)

info@mjfortexas.com Remove Cannabis from Controlled Substances Act


Cannabis



(States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) U.S. Senate

Kerry D. McKennon (L) info@mckennon2020.com



Cannabis



(States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No one should be in a cage for using a plant.

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U.S. Congressional District 1

Louie Gohmert (R) (Incumbent)

info@gohmert.com



Cannabis




Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Voting Record

(Incumbents Only) Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference

No No No U.S. Congressional District 1

Hank Gilbert (D) campaign@hankfortexas.com



Cannabis




Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) U.S. Congressional District 1

There is no Libertarian candidate in this race.

5




Dan Crenshaw (R) (Incumbent)

dan@crenshawforcongress.com



Cannabis






Yes Yes No U.S. Congressional District 2

Sima Ladjevardian (D) info@simafortx.com



Cannabis




Comments No additional comments. U.S. Congressional District 2

Elliott Scheirman (L) scheirmanforcongress@gmail.com



Cannabis




Comments I fully support federal de-scheduling of marijuana and ending the destructive war on drugs. No government has jurisdiction over the contents of our bodies, federal or state level.

6




Nicholas Taylor (R) (Incumbent)

info@vantaylor.com



Cannabis







Lulu Seikaly (D) info@lulufortexas.com



Cannabis





Christopher Claytor (L) chris.claytor@gmail.com



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)

Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments I support the de-criminalization, de-regulation, and de-scheduling of all drugs.

7




John Ratcliffe (R) (Incumbent)

info@ratcliffeforcongress.com



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)

Survey Responses ? ? ? ?



No No No U.S. Congressional District 4

Russell Foster (D) russell@foster4texas.com



Cannabis




Comments I am an advocate of legalizing cannabis in all its forms and making sure that we get this accomplished when elected. It has been beneficial to people like my uncle who had MS and was dying faster cause of

opioids. He lived longer thanks to cannabis U.S. Congressional District 4

Lou Antonelli (L) solacesdaddy@yahoo.com



Cannabis




Comments Let's just completely legalize cannabis. It's status today in the U.S, is an anachronism.

8




Lance Gooden (R) (Incumbent)

http://lancegooden.com/



Cannabis







Carolyn Salter (D) http://www.perkison.com/



Cannabis





Kevin Hale (L) awehale.promo@gmail.com



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)


Comments There should not be a licencing requirement to operate a cannabis business. This practice only creates a

barrier to entry for people and lets the government pick the winners in the market place. I want consumers to pick the winners in the market.

9




Ron Wright (R) (Incumbent)

ron4congress@gmail.com



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)




Yes Absent No U.S. Congressional District 6

Stephen Daniel (D) stephen@stephendaniel.com



Cannabis





Melanie Black (L) mblackm2@gmail.com



Cannabis




Comments We really want to keep locking people up for a plant? And denying the benefits it can bring to those who suffer?

10




Lizzie Fletcher (D) (Incumbent)

info@lizziefletcher.com



Cannabis






Yes Yes Yes U.S. Congressional District 7

Shawn Kelly (L) info@shawnkelly2020.us



Cannabis




Comments I am in full support of the legalization and decriminalization of cannabis. U.S. Congressional District 7

Wesley Hunt (R) info@wesleyfortexas.com



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)


Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

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Kevin Brady (R) (Incumbent)

rep.brady@mail.house.gov



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)




Yes No No U.S. Congressional District 8

Elizabeth Hernandez (D) ehernandez@lizfortx8.com



Cannabis




Comments There are many drugs far worse than cannabis that are legally sold in this country. Regulate it. Tax it. And use the money to fund schools and government programs and pay down our debt! U.S. Congressional District 8

Chris Duncan (L) cduncantx@yahoo.com



Cannabis




Comments I support full legalization and decriminalization.

12




Al Green (D) (Incumbent)

algreenforcongress@gmail.com



Cannabis







Jose Sosa (L) joseraulsosa@hotmail.com



Cannabis




Comments I will work to legalize cannabis at the federal level, shall I get elected. U.S. Congressional District 9

Johnny Teague (R) johnnyteague@sbcglobal.net



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)

Survey Responses Oppose Oppose Oppose Support

Comments This may sound odd, but if it can be used as an oral or injectable medication versus smoking, and used

truly for medicinal purposes and not recreational, then I can see some benefit as I believe that the Lord has created all things with a purpose

13




Michael Mccaul (R) (Incumbent)

info@michaelmccaul.com



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)





Mike Siegel (D) mike@siegelfortexas.org



Cannabis




Comments I'd support federal pre-emption of state criminalization of marijuana, just to clarify my position on "state's rights" in this context. I support states taking the lead to legalize and decriminalize marijuana, for medical

and recreational use. U.S. Congressional District 10

Roy Eriksen (L) info@royeriksen.com



Cannabis



(States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Oppose Support

Comments No additional comments.

14




Jon Mark Hogg (D) jmhogg@jonmarkhogg.com



Cannabis





Wacey A. Cody (L) waceyalphacodyforcongress@gmail.com



Cannabis





August Pfluger (R) august@augustpfluger.com



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)



15




Kay Granger (R) (Incumbent)

kay@kaygranger.com



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)





Lisa Welch (D) derrick@lisawelch.org



Cannabis



(States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Oppose

Comments Q1: federally legalize and decriminalize it. But then, let states have the freedom to operate with marijuana and regulate as they do with liquor laws for example. U.S. Congressional District 12

Trey Holcomb (L) coachey@sbcglobal.net



Cannabis




Comments To say I support these stances is an understatement. It's a big part of my motivation for running for office.

I'd love to see simple decriminalization, but absent that as a practical outcome, I support cannabis legalization in the strongest terms.

16




Gus Trujillo (D) info@gustrujillo.com



Cannabis





Jack Westbrook (L) westbrook4congress@gmail.com



Cannabis



(States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Oppose Support

Comments It’s not a good idea to use marijuana, alcohol, or any other drug recreationally. However, as long as you don’t harm others, what you do is your business and not the government’s. If you harm another under the

influence, punishment should be harsh. U.S. Congressional District 13

Ronny Jackson (R) campaign@ronnyjacksonfortexas.com



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)



17




Randy Weber (R) (Incumbent)

campaign@randyweber.org



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)





Adrienne Bell (D) adriennebell@voteforbell.com



Cannabis






18




Vicente Gonzalez (D) (Incumbent)

vgonzalezforcongress@gmail.com



Cannabis







Ross Lynn Leone (L) rlynnleone@yahoo.com



Cannabis





Monica De La Cruz-Hernandez (R)

info@monicaforcongress.us



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)



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Veronica Escobar (D) (Incumbent)

info@veronicaescobar.com



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)


Comments No additional comments. Voting Record





Irene Armendariz-jackson (R) irene@armendarizforelpaso.com



Cannabis





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Richard Kennedy (D) info@rickkennedyforcongress.com



Cannabis





Ted Brown (L) tedbrown1776@hotmail.com



Cannabis




Comments I have been a strong supporter of ending marijuana prohibition for over 40 years. Marijuana should be

legal at the federal and state level across the U. S. without the kind of taxes and regulation that will fuel the black market.


Pete Sessions (R) info@petesessions.com



Cannabis





(Previous terms in the US House.) Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference

No No No

21




Sheila Jackson Lee (D) (Incumbent)

http://www.sheilajacksonlee18.com/



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)





Luke Spencer (L) luke@spencercampaign.com



Cannabis




Comments The Libertarian Party has supported full marijuana legalization since we were founded in 1971. We're glad to see the rest of America is finally catching up. U.S. Congressional District 18

Wendell Champion (R) wchampion1007@champion2020.com



Cannabis





22




Jodey C. Arrington (R) (Incumbent)

info@jodeyarrington.com



Cannabis







Tom Watson (D) https://www.facebook.com/TomWatsonTX19/



Cannabis





Joe Burnes (L) joeburnes@gmail.com



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)



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Joaquin Castro (D) (Incumbent)

mail@castroforcongress.com



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)





Jeffrey Blunt (L) blunt.jeffrey@gmail.com



Cannabis




Comments Vote Libertarian! U.S. Congressional District 20

Mauro Garza (R) maurogarza@maurogarzaforcongress.com



Cannabis





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Chip Roy (R) (Incumbent) info@chiproy.com



Cannabis






Yes No Yes U.S. Congressional District 21

Wendy R. Davis (D) info@wendydavisforcongress.com



Cannabis





Arthur DiBianca (L) votedibianca@gmail.com



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)


Comments I support full legalization of marijuana at the federal level.

25




Sri Preston Kulkarni (D)

info@sri2020.com



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)



Joseph LeBlanc (L) josephleblanc@joe80085.com



Cannabis




Comments The War on Drugs has done more harm than good, ruining the lives of individuals and has punished instead of helped the people who are afflicted. U.S. Congressional District 22

Troy Nehls (R) troynehls@gmail.com



Cannabis





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Gina Ortiz Jones (D) goj@ginaortizjones.com



Cannabis





Gilberto "Beto" Villela (L) votetoelectbeto@gmail.com



Cannabis





Raul Reyes (R) raulforcongress2020@gmail.com



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)



27




Candace Valenzuela (D) candace@candacefor24.com



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)



Darren Hamilton (L) HamiltonForTexas24th@gmail.com



Cannabis





Beth Van Duyne (R) contact@bethfortexas.com



Cannabis





28




Roger Williams (R) (Incumbent)

info@rogerforcongress.com



Cannabis







Julie Oliver (D) campaign@julieoliver.org



Cannabis




Comments We need to end the federal prohibition on marijuana, unwind mass incarceration, and ending America’s

disastrous war on drugs. Please see https://julieoliver.org/issues/justice and https://julieoliver.org/issues/veteran for my

commitments. U.S. Congressional District 25

Bill Kelsey (L) kelseyforcongress@kelseys.net



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)


Comments Libertarians were the first to openly and brazenly call for full legalization before it was popular to do so. We have not budged in nearly half a century of the party's existence.

29




Michael C. Burgess (R) (Incumbent)

michael.burgess@mail.house.gov



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)





Carol H. Iannuzzi (D) carol@carol2020.com



Cannabis





Mark Boler (L) mark@markboler.com



Cannabis





30




Michael Cloud (R) (Incumbent)

hello@cloudforcongress.com



Cannabis







Ricardo "Rick" De La Fuente (D)

ricardo@ricardooforcongress.com



Cannabis





Phil Gray (L) philgray00@gmail.com



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)



31




Henry Cuellar (D) info@henrycuellar.com



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)



Bekah Congdon (L) bekah@lpbexar.org



Cannabis





Sandra Whitten (R) sandra@sandrafortexas.com



Cannabis





32




Sylvia Garcia (D) (Incumbent)

info@sylviaforcongress.com



Cannabis







Phil Kurtz (L) philkurtzforcongress@gmail.com



Cannabis




Comments I support the repealing of all Laws concerning Cannabis. U.S. Congressional District 29

Jaimy Z. Blanco (R) jaimy@visionspm.org



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)



33




Eddie Bernice Johnson (D) (Incumbent)

ebj@ebjcampaign.com



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)







Tre Pennie (R) info@pennieforcongress.com



Cannabis




Comments Campaign Press Release: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/dr-tre-pennie-republican-candidate-for-us-congress-announces-merit-based-cannabis-plan-called-earn-it-cannabis-to-coincide-with-the-more-act-vote-301130554.html

34




John Carter (R) (Incumbent)

info@johncarterforcongress.com



Cannabis







Donna Imam (D) donna@votefordonna.com



Cannabis




Comments Marijuana possession should be decriminalized and nonviolent marijuana-related convictions should be expunged. See Equal Justice for All policy: https://votefordonna.com/eja/. U.S. Congressional District 31

Clark Patterson (L) clarkryanpatterson@gmail.com



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)


Comments Libertarians support legalizing all victimless "crimes." No victim, no crime. Using cannabis is certainly not

a crime; it should be completely legal. Libertarians also favor expunging the record of any person convicted of possessing cannabis.

35




Colin Allred (D) (Incumbent)

info@colinallred.com



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)




N/A Yes Yes U.S. Congressional District 32

Christy Mowrey (L) mowreychristy@yahoo.com



Cannabis





Genevieve Collins (R) info@gcforcongress.com



Cannabis





36




Marc Veasey (D) campaign@marcveasey.com



Cannabis





Jason Reeves (L) mamet_king@yahoo.com



Cannabis





Fabian Vasquez (R) campaign@fcv2020.com



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)



37




Filemon B. Vela (D) http://Vela.house.gov/



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)



Anthony Cristo (L) anthony.cristo@gmail.com



Cannabis




Comments Legalization and decriminalize of cannabis is long overdue. Libertarians have been pushing for this since its founding in 1971. It's about time the other two parties are finally wising up. U.S. Congressional District 34

Rey Gonzalez (R) info@reygonzalez.org



Cannabis





38




Lloyd Doggett (D) (Incumbent)

info@votedoggett.com



Cannabis




Comments I have long supported medical marijuana, voted for the SAFE Banking Act which was approved by the

House last year. I am a sponsor of H.R. 3884, which NORML calls, "the most comprehensive marijuana reform ever introduced."


Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference No Yes Yes


Mark Loewe (L)



Cannabis




Comments To improve health care and lower costs, I favor unlimited competition, with public access to track-record and cost statistics of treatments and practitioners, no liability for bad outcomes, but civil and/or criminal

penalties for fraud and malice. U.S. Congressional District 35

Jenny Garcia Sharon (R) info@jennygarciasharon.com



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)



39




Brian Babin (R) (Incumbent)

campaign@babinforcongress.com



Cannabis



(States’ Rights)





Rashad Lewis (D) https://www.facebook.com/LewisforCongress36th



Cannabis





Chad Abbey (L) chad.abbey@exprealty.com



Cannabis




Comments Not only should marijuana be decriminalized at the federal level, it's time to put the federal government

back in it's place and restore the powers guaranteed to the states as clearly outlined in the 10th amendment.

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Texas Marijuana Policy Voter Guide 2020 General Election – Texas Legislature


Texas Senate District 1

Bryan Hughes (R) (Incumbent)

bryan.hughes@senate.texas.gov Expand

Compassionate Use Reduce Penalties for

Possession Legalize Adult Use Support States’ Rights

on Marijuana Policy




Expand Compassionate Use Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession

Yes Yes N/A Texas Senate District 1

Audrey Spanko (D) audrey@audreyspanko.com

Expand Compassionate Use

Reduce Penalties for Possession Legalize Adult Use

Support States’ Rights on Marijuana Policy


Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Texas Senate District 1


41




Bob Hall (R) (Incumbent)

bob.hall@senate.texas.gov Senator Hall is not up for election this year.



Yes Yes (Joint Author) N/A Texas Senate District 3

Robert Nichols (R) (Incumbent)

robert.nichols@senate.texas.gov Senator Nichols is not up for election this year.



Yes Yes N/A

42




Brandon Creighton (R) (Incumbent)

brandon.creighton@senate.texas.gov Expand



on Marijuana Policy






Jay Stittleburg (D)

jaystittleburg@gmail.com Expand



on Marijuana Policy


Comments I believe that part of fixing our criminal justice system and outrageous prison population is to stop sending low level marijuana offenders to jail and giving them a criminal record. We need to focus on real criminal

activity, not an ounce of pot! Texas Senate District 4

Cameron Brock (L) brockfortexas@gmail.com





Comments I support the full legalization of marijuana and would prefer zero taxes.

43




Charles Schwertner (R) (Incumbent)

charles.schwertner@senate.texas.gov Senator Schwertner is not up for election this year.



Yes (Co-sponsor) Yes (Joint Author) N/A Texas Senate District 6

Carol Alvarado (D) (Incumbent)

sylvia.garcia@senate.texas.gov Expand



on Marijuana Policy





Yes (Author) Yes N/A Texas Senate District 6

Tim Duffield (L)

tduffield@gmail.com Expand



on Marijuana Policy

Survey Responses Support Support Support Oppose

Comments We need to eliminate all laws where there is clearly no victim. Texas Senate District 6

There is no Republican running in this race.

44




Paul Bettencourt (R) (Incumbent)

paul.bettencourt@senate.texas.gov Senator Bettencourt is not up for election this year.




Angela Paxton (R) (Incumbent)

angela.paxton@senate.texas.gov Senator Paxton is not up for election this year.




Kelly Hancock (R) (Incumbent)

kelly.hancock@senate.texas.gov Senator Hancock is not up for election this year.




Beverly Powell (D) (Incumbent)

beverly.powell@senate.texas.gov Senator Powell is not up for election this year.



Yes Yes N/A

45




Larry Taylor (R) (Incumbent)

larry.taylor@senate.texas.gov Expand



on Marijuana Policy





Yes (Co-sponsor) Yes N/A Texas Senate District 11

Susan Criss (D) judgecriss@aol.com





Comments I have been a prosecutor, defense attorney and Judge. My partner represents veterans in disability cases. I see so many clients with PTSD whose lives would improve with these changes. Texas Senate District 11

Jared Wissel (L) jwissel09@gmail.com






46




Jane Nelson (R) (Incumbent)

jane.nelson@senate.texas.gov Expand



on Marijuana Policy






Shadi Zitoon (D)

shadizitoon2020@gmail.com Expand



on Marijuana Policy


Comments We should legalize and tax marijuana, providing the proceeds to our schools. We should also release and expunge the records of those charged or convicted of low level possession. Texas Senate District 12

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

47




Borris L Miles (D) (Incumbent)

borris.miles@senate.texas.gov Expand



on Marijuana Policy





Yes Yes Author Texas Senate District 13



Milinda Morris (R) milindammd4senatesd13@gmail.com






48




Sarah Eckhardt (D) (Incumbent)

sarah.eckhardt@senate.texas.gov Senator Eckhardt is not up for election this year.




John Whitmire (D) (Incumbent)

john.whitmire@senate.texas.gov Senator Whitmire is not up for election this year.




Nathan Johnson (D) (Incumbent)

nathan.johnson@senate.texas.gov Senator Johnson is not up for election this year.



Yes Yes Author Texas Senate District 17

Joan Huffman (R) (Incumbent)

joan.huffman@senate.texas.gov Senator Huffman is not up for election this year.



Yes Yes N/A

49




Lois W. Kolkhorst (R) (Incumbent)

info@loisfortexas.com Expand



on Marijuana Policy






Michael Antalan (D)

http://voteantalan.com/ Expand



on Marijuana Policy


Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Texas Senate District 18


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Expand



on Marijuana Policy




Yes (Co-author) Yes (Author) Yes Texas Senate District 19

Peter P. (Pete) Flores (R) (Incumbent)

pete.flores@senate.texas.gov Expand



on Marijuana Policy

Survey Responses Support Oppose Oppose Oppose




Yes (Co-sponsor) Yes (Co-Sponsor) Texas Senate District 19

Jo-Anne Valdivia (L) votejoannev@gmail.com






51

Roland Gutierrez (D)info@rolandfortexas.com

Voting Record(From Service in Texas House)

N/A




Juan "Chuy" Hinojosa (D) (Incumbent)

juan.hinojosa@senate.texas.gov Expand



on Marijuana Policy








Judy Cutright (R) info@electjudycutright.com






52




Judith Zaffirini (D) (Incumbent)

judith.zaffrini@senate.texas.gov Expand



on Marijuana Policy








Frank Pomeroy (R) frank@pomeroyfortexassenate.com





Comments When one compares the effects of alcohol with marijuana I think it is pretty obvious which is the worse of

the two in our society. Therefore if we are going to have one legalized then the other should also be legalized and regulated as well.

53




Brian Birdwell (R) (Incumbent)

brian.birdwell@senate.texas.gov Expand



on Marijuana Policy






Robert Vick (D) robertvick@vickforsenate.com





Comments I will call for the immediate release of individuals incarcerated for possession of cannabis and expungement of criminal records of persons convicted of misdemeanor cannabis offenses. Texas Senate District 22


54



Texas Senate District 23 Royce West (D)

(Incumbent) royce.west@senate.texas.gov

Senator West is not up for election this year.




Dawn Buckingham (R) (Incumbent)

dawn.buckingham@senate.texas.gov Expand



on Marijuana Policy






Clayton Tucker (D) info@tuckerfortexas.com





Comments No additional comments. Texas Senate District 24


55




Donna Campbell (R) (Incumbent)

donna.campbell@senate.texas.gov Senator Campbell is not up for election this year.




José Menéndez (D) (Incumbent)

jose.menendez@senate.texas.gov Expand



on Marijuana Policy





Yes (Author) Yes (Author) N/A Texas Senate District 26

There is no Democratic candidate running in this race.


There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

56




Eddie Lucio Jr (D) (Incumbent)

eddie.lucio@senate.texas.gov Expand



on Marijuana Policy








Vanessa Tijerina (R) https://www.facebook.com/vanessa.s.tijerina






57




Charles Perry (R) (Incumbent)

charles.perry@senate.texas.gov Expand



on Marijuana Policy





Yes Yes (Sponsor) N/A Texas Senate District 28



There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

58




Expand



on Marijuana Policy




Yes (Author) Yes Yes (Co-author) Texas Senate District 29



Bethany Hatch (R) hatchfortexas@gmail.com






59

César J Blanco (D)cesar.blanco@house.texas.gov

Voting Record(From Service in Texas House)




Vacant Special Election underway.


Kel Seliger (R) (Incumbent)

kel.seliger@senate.texas.gov Senator Seliger is not up for election this year.



Yes Yes N/A

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Texas House District 1

Gary Vandeaver (R) (Incumbent)

gary.vandeaver@house.texas.gov Expand



on Marijuana Policy





Yes (Co-author) Yes No Texas House District 1




61




Bill Brannon (D) billbrannonforhd2@gmail.com





Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Texas House District 2



Bryan Slaton (R) votebryanslaton@gmail.com






62




Cecil Bell Jr (R) (Incumbent)

cecil.bell@house.texas.gov Expand



on Marijuana Policy





No Yes No Texas House District 3

Martin Shupp (D) shupp4tx3@gmail.com





Comments Cannabis products should be legalized nationwide. Texas House District 3


63




Keith Bell (R) (Incumbent)

keith.bell@house.texas.gov Expand



on Marijuana Policy





Yes Yes No Texas House District 4



Nicole Sprabary (L) nicolesprabary@gmail.com






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Cole Hefner (R) (Incumbent)

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on Marijuana Policy





Yes Yes No Texas House District 5

Lawyanda Prince (D) prince4txrep@yahoo.com





Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Texas House District 5


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Matt Schaefer (R) (Incumbent)

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on Marijuana Policy





Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes Texas House District 6

Julie Gobble (D) julie@julie4texas.com





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