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General election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

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State Representative, District 108

Race · November 3, 2026 general election

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Morgan MeyerMorgan MeyerRepublican Incumbent
Allison MitchellAllison MitchellDemocratic
On ballot as
Morgan Meyer
Allison Mitchell
Current role
State Representative, Texas House District 108 (first elected 2014; sixth term)
Small-business owner and children's book author (per campaign)
Background
  • B.A., Southern Methodist University (1996)
  • J.D., Washington and Lee University School of Law (1999)
  • Attorney; commercial litigator and partner, Wick Phillips law firm, Dallas
  • Former partner, Bracewell LLP, Dallas office
  • Graduate, The Hockaday School
  • Bachelor's degree, Lake Forest College (2008) (per Ballotpedia)
  • Launched and built a namesake line of women's accessories (per campaign)
  • Children's book author (per campaign)
  • Dallas native
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  • Dallas ISD parent, with her husband (per campaign)
  • Two children with autism spectrum disorder (per campaign)
Experience
  • Chair, House Ways & Means Committee
  • Chair, House General Investigating Committee on the July 2025 Flooding Events (per campaign and Dallas Morning News editorial)
  • Republican primary (March 3, 2026): won, 66.8% over Sanjay Narayan
  • No prior elected office found
  • Says she is "not a career politician" (per campaign)
  • Democratic primary (2026): unopposed
Top priorities
  • In a Dallas Morning News questionnaire: "my number one priority has been providing as much property tax relief as possible by using our state’s surpluses responsibly"
  • Campaign site: "I remain focused on promoting economic growth, advancing smart and innovative tax reform, and ensuring we fully fund critical priorities like education and public safety without raising taxes on Texas families."
  • On schools, in the questionnaire: "it’s critical that we continue to fully fund and support our public schools, retain our best teachers"
  • On the flood committee he chairs: "We will use our legislative authority to fully understand what went wrong and ensure our state is better prepared for future emergencies."
  • Supports "fully funding our public schools and keeping public taxpayer dollars in public school classrooms"
  • "She will fight for a fairer tax system that eases the burden on homeowners and renters while ensuring large corporations pay their fair share."
  • "She supports expanding Medicaid in Texas"
  • "Allison will fight for home insurance reforms to address Texans' growing concerns about soaring premiums, unfair claim denials, and a lack of transparency."
  • "She supports stronger oversight and responsible regulation of data centers"
Tidbits
  • Abortion: No public statement found
  • Border and immigration: Campaign site, on the 2025 state budget: "key investments include $3 billion for border security"
  • Guns: No public statement found
  • Public schools and vouchers: In a Dallas Morning News questionnaire, on the voucher program: "It's too early to know if or how this program should be expanded"; "it's critical that we continue to fully fund and support our public schools"
  • Property taxes: In a Dallas Morning News questionnaire: "my number one priority has been providing as much property tax relief as possible by using our state's surpluses responsibly"
Claims and the record
  • Controversies: None found in the news coverage we reviewed
  • Abortion: No public statement found
  • Border and immigration: No public statement found
  • Guns: No public statement found
  • Public schools and vouchers: Campaign site: "She will hold voucher programs accountable and protect neighborhood schools from more funding cuts"
  • Property taxes: Campaign site: "Allison supports limiting dramatic appraisal increases, expanding property tax exemptions for seniors and veterans, and closing corporate tax loopholes"
Claims and the record
  • Controversies: None found in the news coverage we reviewed
Endorsements
  • Texas Home School Coalition
  • The Dallas Morning News editorial board
  • Texas Alliance for Life (primary)
  • Texas AFL-CIO
  • Texas AFT
  • Annie's List (listed by campaign)
  • Lake Highlands White Rock Democrats (listed by campaign)
  • Planned Parenthood Texas Votes PAC (listed by campaign)
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  • Stonewall Democrats of Dallas (listed by campaign)
  • Run for Something (listed by campaign)
  • TSTA/NEA (listed by campaign)
  • The Preston Hollow Democrats (listed by campaign)
  • NDRC (listed by campaign)
  • Climate Cabinet (listed by campaign)
  • Texas Alliance for Retired Americans (listed by campaign)
  • CWA TSEU (listed by campaign)
Campaign website
morganmeyerfortexas.com
allisonmitchellfortexas.com
Morgan Meyer

Morgan Meyer

Republican Incumbent
On ballot as
Morgan Meyer
Current role
State Representative, Texas House District 108 (first elected 2014; sixth term)
Background
  • B.A., Southern Methodist University (1996)
  • J.D., Washington and Lee University School of Law (1999)
  • Attorney; commercial litigator and partner, Wick Phillips law firm, Dallas
  • Former partner, Bracewell LLP, Dallas office
Experience
  • Chair, House Ways & Means Committee
  • Chair, House General Investigating Committee on the July 2025 Flooding Events (per campaign and Dallas Morning News editorial)
  • Republican primary (March 3, 2026): won, 66.8% over Sanjay Narayan
Top priorities
  • In a Dallas Morning News questionnaire: "my number one priority has been providing as much property tax relief as possible by using our state’s surpluses responsibly"
  • Campaign site: "I remain focused on promoting economic growth, advancing smart and innovative tax reform, and ensuring we fully fund critical priorities like education and public safety without raising taxes on Texas families."
  • On schools, in the questionnaire: "it’s critical that we continue to fully fund and support our public schools, retain our best teachers"
  • On the flood committee he chairs: "We will use our legislative authority to fully understand what went wrong and ensure our state is better prepared for future emergencies."
Tidbits
  • Abortion: No public statement found
  • Border and immigration: Campaign site, on the 2025 state budget: "key investments include $3 billion for border security"
  • Guns: No public statement found
  • Public schools and vouchers: In a Dallas Morning News questionnaire, on the voucher program: "It's too early to know if or how this program should be expanded"; "it's critical that we continue to fully fund and support our public schools"
  • Property taxes: In a Dallas Morning News questionnaire: "my number one priority has been providing as much property tax relief as possible by using our state's surpluses responsibly"
Claims and the record
  • Controversies: None found in the news coverage we reviewed
Endorsements
  • Texas Home School Coalition
  • The Dallas Morning News editorial board
  • Texas Alliance for Life (primary)
Campaign website
morganmeyerfortexas.com
Allison Mitchell

Allison Mitchell

Democratic
On ballot as
Allison Mitchell
Current role
Small-business owner and children's book author (per campaign)
Background
  • Graduate, The Hockaday School
  • Bachelor's degree, Lake Forest College (2008) (per Ballotpedia)
  • Launched and built a namesake line of women's accessories (per campaign)
  • Children's book author (per campaign)
  • Dallas native
Show all 7
  • Dallas ISD parent, with her husband (per campaign)
  • Two children with autism spectrum disorder (per campaign)
Experience
  • No prior elected office found
  • Says she is "not a career politician" (per campaign)
  • Democratic primary (2026): unopposed
Top priorities
  • Supports "fully funding our public schools and keeping public taxpayer dollars in public school classrooms"
  • "She will fight for a fairer tax system that eases the burden on homeowners and renters while ensuring large corporations pay their fair share."
  • "She supports expanding Medicaid in Texas"
  • "Allison will fight for home insurance reforms to address Texans' growing concerns about soaring premiums, unfair claim denials, and a lack of transparency."
  • "She supports stronger oversight and responsible regulation of data centers"
Tidbits
  • Abortion: No public statement found
  • Border and immigration: No public statement found
  • Guns: No public statement found
  • Public schools and vouchers: Campaign site: "She will hold voucher programs accountable and protect neighborhood schools from more funding cuts"
  • Property taxes: Campaign site: "Allison supports limiting dramatic appraisal increases, expanding property tax exemptions for seniors and veterans, and closing corporate tax loopholes"
Claims and the record
  • Controversies: None found in the news coverage we reviewed
Endorsements
  • Texas AFL-CIO
  • Texas AFT
  • Annie's List (listed by campaign)
  • Lake Highlands White Rock Democrats (listed by campaign)
  • Planned Parenthood Texas Votes PAC (listed by campaign)
Show all 13
  • Stonewall Democrats of Dallas (listed by campaign)
  • Run for Something (listed by campaign)
  • TSTA/NEA (listed by campaign)
  • The Preston Hollow Democrats (listed by campaign)
  • NDRC (listed by campaign)
  • Climate Cabinet (listed by campaign)
  • Texas Alliance for Retired Americans (listed by campaign)
  • CWA TSEU (listed by campaign)

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