U.S. House, District 14District race (Texas) · 2 candidates
In their own words
Randy Weber
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Thurman Bill Bartie
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Our state and nation is divided, and I believe its time we remember something simple: "we are humans situated in Texas, which is part of the United States of America; we want safe neighborhoods, strong schools, good jobs, and a future our children can be proud of. …
- Key message 2
I am running to bring common sense and cooperation back to the government - by working across the aisle and putting "people over politics!" Progress doesn't happen when you're shouting at each other; it emerges when we roll up our sleeves and get to work together. …
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Congressional District 14 knows all too well the devastation from natural disasters. Hurricanes, floods, ice storms and even extreme heat events have plagued our part of the country. …
- Campaign statement
My platform is centered on the needs of the people of Congressional District Fourteen. My beliefs are shaped by lived experience, community conversations, and a commitment to practical solutions that truly improve daily life.
- Economic Opportunity
Every person deserves access to good jobs and fair wages. I support job training, small business growth, safe working conditions, and strong local economic development. I believe that strong communities begin with strong local economies, and I will fight for policies that open doors for Southeast Texas families.
- Education
Education is the backbone of opportunity. I support investment in teachers, modernized classrooms, and clear pathways to success for every child. A strong public education system builds the next generation of leaders.
- Mental Health, Public Safety, and Homelessness
I support law enforcement, and I believe true safety requires stability, mental health support, and opportunity. I am committed to addressing the mental health crisis that contributes to homelessness and affects community well being. Real safety means caring for people, not ignoring the challenges they face.
- Infrastructure and Resiliency
District Fourteen knows hurricanes, floods, and power outages. Basic infrastructure should never be political. I support smart infrastructure, energy reliability, and resilient systems that protect our families and our businesses.