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General election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Nonpartisan voter guide · Texas

John H. Bucy III

Candidate · November 3, 2026 general election

John H. Bucy III

John H. Bucy III

Democratic Incumbent
On ballot as
John H. Bucy III
Current role
State Representative, Texas House District 136 (since January 8, 2019; first elected 2018)
Background
  • Bachelor's degree, Austin College (2006)
  • Small business owner
  • His company runs athletic, academic and arts competitions for public school students (per campaign)
  • Born in Austin
  • Lives in Northwest Austin (per campaign)
Experience
  • Vice Chair, House Committee on Elections, 89th Legislature (per campaign)
  • Member, Public Health Committee, 89th Legislature (per campaign)
  • Past chair, Williamson County Democratic Party (per campaign)
Top priorities
  • Health care: says the Legislature should "expand Medicaid" (campaign site, page dated 2022)
  • Property taxes: wants "The state to increase its share of public school funding to well over 50 percent" (campaign site, page dated 2022)
  • Guns: "I support common sense gun safety measures", including "universal background checks" (campaign site, page dated 2022)
  • Education: "implementing Pre-K For All, focusing on early childhood literacy, increasing resources for Special Education" (campaign site, page dated 2022)
Tidbits
  • Abortion: Campaign site (page dated 2022): "Support the right to safe, legal abortion"
  • Border and immigration: Campaign site: says he sees a Texas where "immigrants are welcome"
  • Guns: Campaign site (page dated 2022): "I support common sense gun safety measures", including "universal background checks" and "red flag laws"
  • Public schools and vouchers: Campaign site (page dated 2022): "We need to reduce inequality within our education system by implementing Pre-K For All"
  • Property taxes: Campaign site (page dated 2022): "Capping property taxes from local jurisdictions undermines their ability to provide core services."
Endorsements
  • Texas AFL-CIO
  • Texas AFT
Campaign website
bucyfortexas.com