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General election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Nonpartisan voter guide · Texas

Jace Yarbrough

Candidate · November 3, 2026 general election

Jace Yarbrough

Republican
On ballot as
Jace Yarbrough
Current role
Attorney; also a school headmaster and small-business owner
Background
  • Air Force veteran and Air Force Reserve officer
  • Bachelor's degrees in electrical engineering and government – University of Texas
  • Law degree from Stanford Law School (2018)
  • Attorney and businessman
Experience
  • Has taken on constitutional law cases over vaccine mandates and religious freedom
Top priorities
  • "Finish the wall, end catch-and-release, and stop illegal immigration"
  • "Will oppose all amnesty efforts whether they come from the left or right"
  • Guns: "Will champion national reciprocity on concealed carry permits" and "a repeal of the National Firearms Act"
  • "I stand with President Trump's America First foreign policy"
Tidbits
  • Abortion: Pro Life
  • Immigration: See priorities
  • Guns: See priorities
  • Health care: "Nothing would help lower the cost of health care more than cutting down on the junk too many people put in their bodies"
Claims and the record
  • Air Force letter of admonishment: As an Air Force reservist he received a Letter of Admonishment over remarks he gave in uniform at a 2021 military retirement ceremony, and sued in October 2023. Court records show a federal judge in Texas denied the government's motion to dismiss in September 2025; that case was put on hold in June 2026 and has no final ruling. Claims against one general personally were moved to a federal court in Washington, which dismissed them in April 2026; he has appealed. In a Dallas He believes the military improperly punished his speech and religious exercise.
Endorsements
  • Texas Home School Coalition
  • Texas Values Action
  • Ryan Binkley, former Republican primary opponent
  • President Donald Trump (primary)
  • House Speaker Mike Johnson (primary)
  • Numerous Republican Officials, Conservative Groups – too many to list (see website)
Campaign website
jaceforcongress.com