U.S. House, District 31District race (Texas) · 3 candidates
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John Carter
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Justin Early
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AI needs guardrails, and I know how to build them. As an Army veteran and cybersecurity architect, my job has always been to ask not just "can we build it," but "what happens when it fails." AI is moving faster than our laws. …
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Lower costs and higher wages for working families. I grew up in, and raised, a family that worked hard but still worried about the next bill. Central Texans are working harder than ever with little breathing room. …
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Washington must answer to the people it serves. I'm not a career politician. I'll listen first and lead from the front. That means holding billionaires and tech companies accountable when their products cause harm, and holding anyone who interferes with our elections accountable. …
- Protecting Veterans
America's heroes deserve the best because they put their lives on the line for our freedom. I’ll never threaten the lives of our vets with crappy healthcare at the VA. When elected this November I will pass legislation to:
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Reverse the vet-hating destructive funding cuts put in place by the Trump administration.
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Veterans fought for us, and I’ll fight for them by restoring the funding needed to provide the care and services they deserve.
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Clear the claims and care backlog to ensure timely support.
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No veteran should have to wait months—or years—for the benefits they’ve earned through their service.
Greg Stoker
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