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On ballot as
ALEXANDER HALE
LIZZIE PANNILL FLETCHER
ESPOIR NGABO
Current role
Energy and chemicals consultant at Alvarez & Marsal
U.S. Representative, Texas' 7th Congressional District (first elected 2018; in office since January 3, 2019)
Regional IT Analyst, BrandSafway (per campaign)
Background
- Bachelor's degree Baylor University
- Interned at the American Enterprise Institute and for U.S. Sen. Ben Sasse while in college
- Kenyon College
- William & Mary Law School,
- Lawyer at Vinson & Elkins, Litigation firm AZA, where she became its first woman partner
- Information technology at BrandSafway, Entegris and Kapsch Group
Experience
- Won the May 26, 2026 Republican primary runoff
- Founded and led Baylor's Alexander Hamilton Society chapter
- First elected in 2018;
- Vice Ranking Member of the House Committee on Energy & Commerce
- Chair of the Texas Democratic Delegation and a Deputy Whip of the House Democratic Caucus
- Vice Chair and Whip of the Reproductive Freedom Caucus; member of the New Democrat Coalition
- Nominated at the Green Party convention
Top priorities
- Energy: "I'll champion Houston's energy industry and protect the families that depend on it"
- Health care: "Will put patients back in charge of the price"
- Public safety: "secure Houston the federal resources needed to catch criminals, solve crimes, and empower local authorities"
- Spending: "I'll fight to cut wasteful spending and ensure your tax dollars aren't spent on failed programs"
- "We should enable and empower state / local authorities to resolve the local issues they understand best"
- "Managing the threat of flooding and improving our water infrastructure "
- "Improving the infrastructure to support our growing region"
- "Trade plays an essential role in Houston's economy"
- Committed to "progress, equality, and opportunity for all Americans"
- "Lower costs and greater economic security for working families"
- "Modern, resilient infrastructure, including stronger flood protection and reliable public transit"
- "Election reform that puts voters first, reducing the influence of money in politics"
- Supports "a $25 federal minimum wage that keeps up with the cost of living"
Tidbits
- Abortion: "Only if there is a mortal risk / certainty that a mother's life will be ended"
- Immigration: "We should shift to a merit-based immigration system."
- Guns: "We should enforce existing laws before creating new ones"
- Health care: "I am against expansion into government-run universal healthcare." ]
Claims and the record
- Controversies: None found in the news coverage we reviewed
- Abortion: Pro Abortion
- Immigration: On voting against a $70 billion Homeland Security funding bill in June 2026: "This legislation, however, includes zero reforms and no accountability."
- Guns: Restrict Guns
- Health care: "I will not stop fighting for access to quality, affordable health care"
Claims and the record
- Controversies: None found in the news coverage we reviewed
- Abortion: Pro Abortion
- Immigration: Some restrictions on government enforcement
- Guns: Some regulations
- Health care: "guarantee free, universal, single-payer care, so no Houstonian goes bankrupt staying alive"
Claims and the record
- Controversies: None found in the news coverage we reviewed
Endorsements
- Houston Chronicle (primary)
- Conservative Coalition of Harris County (listed by campaign)
- The "C" Club of Houston (listed by campaign)
- Young Republicans of Houston (listed by campaign)
- BIZPAC (listed by campaign)
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- Texas Conservative Review (listed by campaign)
- Conservative Republicans of Texas (listed by campaign)
- True Texas Project (listed by campaign)
- Veterans for America First (listed by campaign)
- Houston Latino Family Magazine (listed by campaign)
- Caroline Kane, Former GOP Nominee, TX-07 (listed by campaign)
- Erin Montgomery, Fellow 2026 Primary Candidate, TX-07 (listed by campaign)
- Dr. Steven Hotze (listed by campaign)
- Texas Asian Republican Club of Greater Houston (listed by campaign)
- Avery Ayers, Former GOP Candidate, TX-38 (listed by campaign)
- Texas AFL-CIO
- Texas AFT
- Texas Gulf Coast Area Labor Federation, AFL-CIO
- EMILY's List (listed by campaign)
- Reproductive Freedom for All (listed by campaign)
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- Planned Parenthood Action Fund (listed by campaign)
- Human Rights Campaign PAC (listed by campaign)
- Brady PAC (listed by campaign)
- National Women's Political Caucus (listed by campaign)
- Tri-State Maxed Out Women's PAC (listed by campaign)
- Animal Wellness Action (listed by campaign)
- League of Conservation Voters Action Fund (listed by campaign)
- Feminist Majority (listed by campaign)
- Sierra Club (listed by campaign)
- Area 5 Democrats (listed by campaign)
- Greater Heights Democratic Club (listed by campaign)
- Harris County Young Democrats (listed by campaign)
- Latino Labor Leadership Council (listed by campaign)
- Texas Farm Bureau AGFUND (listed by campaign)
- Houston LGBTQ+ Political Caucus (listed by campaign)
- Houston 80-20 Asian American PAC (listed by campaign)
None found in our research
- On ballot as
- ALEXANDER HALE
- Current role
- Energy and chemicals consultant at Alvarez & Marsal
- Background
- Bachelor's degree Baylor University
- Interned at the American Enterprise Institute and for U.S. Sen. Ben Sasse while in college
- Experience
- Won the May 26, 2026 Republican primary runoff
- Founded and led Baylor's Alexander Hamilton Society chapter
- Top priorities
- Energy: "I'll champion Houston's energy industry and protect the families that depend on it"
- Health care: "Will put patients back in charge of the price"
- Public safety: "secure Houston the federal resources needed to catch criminals, solve crimes, and empower local authorities"
- Spending: "I'll fight to cut wasteful spending and ensure your tax dollars aren't spent on failed programs"
- "We should enable and empower state / local authorities to resolve the local issues they understand best"
- Tidbits
- Abortion: "Only if there is a mortal risk / certainty that a mother's life will be ended"
- Immigration: "We should shift to a merit-based immigration system."
- Guns: "We should enforce existing laws before creating new ones"
- Health care: "I am against expansion into government-run universal healthcare." ]
Claims and the record- Controversies: None found in the news coverage we reviewed
- Endorsements
- Houston Chronicle (primary)
- Conservative Coalition of Harris County (listed by campaign)
- The "C" Club of Houston (listed by campaign)
- Young Republicans of Houston (listed by campaign)
- BIZPAC (listed by campaign)
Show all 15
- Texas Conservative Review (listed by campaign)
- Conservative Republicans of Texas (listed by campaign)
- True Texas Project (listed by campaign)
- Veterans for America First (listed by campaign)
- Houston Latino Family Magazine (listed by campaign)
- Caroline Kane, Former GOP Nominee, TX-07 (listed by campaign)
- Erin Montgomery, Fellow 2026 Primary Candidate, TX-07 (listed by campaign)
- Dr. Steven Hotze (listed by campaign)
- Texas Asian Republican Club of Greater Houston (listed by campaign)
- Avery Ayers, Former GOP Candidate, TX-38 (listed by campaign)
- Campaign website
- halefortexas.com
- On ballot as
- LIZZIE PANNILL FLETCHER
- Current role
- U.S. Representative, Texas' 7th Congressional District (first elected 2018; in office since January 3, 2019)
- Background
- Kenyon College
- William & Mary Law School,
- Lawyer at Vinson & Elkins, Litigation firm AZA, where she became its first woman partner
- Experience
- First elected in 2018;
- Vice Ranking Member of the House Committee on Energy & Commerce
- Chair of the Texas Democratic Delegation and a Deputy Whip of the House Democratic Caucus
- Vice Chair and Whip of the Reproductive Freedom Caucus; member of the New Democrat Coalition
- Top priorities
- "Managing the threat of flooding and improving our water infrastructure "
- "Improving the infrastructure to support our growing region"
- "Trade plays an essential role in Houston's economy"
- Committed to "progress, equality, and opportunity for all Americans"
- Tidbits
- Abortion: Pro Abortion
- Immigration: On voting against a $70 billion Homeland Security funding bill in June 2026: "This legislation, however, includes zero reforms and no accountability."
- Guns: Restrict Guns
- Health care: "I will not stop fighting for access to quality, affordable health care"
Claims and the record- Controversies: None found in the news coverage we reviewed
- Endorsements
- Texas AFL-CIO
- Texas AFT
- Texas Gulf Coast Area Labor Federation, AFL-CIO
- EMILY's List (listed by campaign)
- Reproductive Freedom for All (listed by campaign)
Show all 21
- Planned Parenthood Action Fund (listed by campaign)
- Human Rights Campaign PAC (listed by campaign)
- Brady PAC (listed by campaign)
- National Women's Political Caucus (listed by campaign)
- Tri-State Maxed Out Women's PAC (listed by campaign)
- Animal Wellness Action (listed by campaign)
- League of Conservation Voters Action Fund (listed by campaign)
- Feminist Majority (listed by campaign)
- Sierra Club (listed by campaign)
- Area 5 Democrats (listed by campaign)
- Greater Heights Democratic Club (listed by campaign)
- Harris County Young Democrats (listed by campaign)
- Latino Labor Leadership Council (listed by campaign)
- Texas Farm Bureau AGFUND (listed by campaign)
- Houston LGBTQ+ Political Caucus (listed by campaign)
- Houston 80-20 Asian American PAC (listed by campaign)
- Campaign website
- lizziefletcher.com
- On ballot as
- ESPOIR NGABO
- Current role
- Regional IT Analyst, BrandSafway (per campaign)
- Background
- Information technology at BrandSafway, Entegris and Kapsch Group
- Experience
- Nominated at the Green Party convention
- Top priorities
- "Lower costs and greater economic security for working families"
- "Modern, resilient infrastructure, including stronger flood protection and reliable public transit"
- "Election reform that puts voters first, reducing the influence of money in politics"
- Supports "a $25 federal minimum wage that keeps up with the cost of living"
- Tidbits
- Abortion: Pro Abortion
- Immigration: Some restrictions on government enforcement
- Guns: Some regulations
- Health care: "guarantee free, universal, single-payer care, so no Houstonian goes bankrupt staying alive"
Claims and the record- Controversies: None found in the news coverage we reviewed
- Endorsements
- None found in our research
- Campaign website
- espoirfortexas.com
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