U.S. House, District 7District race (Texas) · 3 candidates
In their own words
Alexander Hale
WebsiteBallotpedia- Houston's Energy Economy
TX-07 deserves a representative who will fight for our energy companies - not subsidize inefficient competitors. I'll champion Houston's energy industry and protect the families that depend on it.
- Border Security
Houston citizens and communities suffer when illegal immigration is left unchecked. We must continue to secure our border and counter the negative effects of illegal entry.
- Educational Excellence
Every TX-07 child deserves access to a quality education. School choice and innovative approaches are key to improving student outcomes within the district.
- Public Safety
Houston has one of the highest crime rates in America. I'll fight to secure Houston the federal resources needed to catch criminals, solve crimes, and empower local authorities to do their jobs well.
- Fiscal Responsibility
Washington's spending addiction is crushing American families with inflation and fueling the national debt. I'll fight to cut wasteful spending and ensure your tax dollars aren't spent on failed programs.
Lizzie Pannill Fletcher
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Espoir Ngabo
WebsiteBallotpedia- Key message 1
People over profits. I'll fight for lower costs and real economic security for working families: a $25 federal minimum wage that keeps up with the cost of living, healthcare for everyone through a single-payer system, and an economy built to serve the many, not just the well-connected.
- Key message 2
Modern, resilient infrastructure for TX-7. That means stronger flood protection and disaster preparedness, reliable public transit, and safer roads and sidewalks, because when systems fail, whether it's a network outage or a flooded neighborhood, it's working people who pay the price.
- Key message 3
Election reform that puts voters first. I'll work to get money out of politics: overturn Citizens United, ban lobbyist gifts and congressional stock trading, bring in ranked choice voting and term limits, and tie congressional salaries to what everyday people in the district actually earn. …