John Huffman is from Texas. He has a bachelor of arts in political science from Texas A&M University and a law degree from Georgetown University. He lives with his wife, Elizabeth, and their three children in Southlake. John attends Countryside Bible Church.

John is a small business owner. He previously worked as an attorney.

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John previously served on the Southlake City Council and later as the city's mayor. In 2024, John ran for U.S. House Texas District 26, but did not win.

Supports cutting taxes and reducing regulations.

Supports cutting taxes, particularly property taxes, and reducing government regulations.

Supports reducing government spending, lowering debt, and eliminating "bloated, abusive federal programs."

Supports creating more "missing middle" housing to increase homeownership opportunities.

Supports creating more "missing middle housing" to expand access to homeownership.

Opposes foreign Islamic organizations influencing public policy and ensuring public funds are not used to promote religious doctrines inconsistent with Texas values.

Opposes "efforts to subsidize Sharia‑compatible institutions, opposing foreign Islamic organizations influencing public policy, and ensuring public funds are not used to promote religious doctrines inconsistent with Texas values."

- Supports cutting taxes, particularly property taxes, and reducing government regulations.
- Supports reducing government spending, lowering debt, and eliminating "bloated, abusive federal programs."
- Supports creating more "missing middle housing" to expand access to homeownership.
- Opposes "efforts to subsidize Sharia‑compatible institutions, opposing foreign Islamic organizations influencing public policy, and ensuring public funds are not used to promote religious doctrines inconsistent with Texas values."

Economy

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Supports legislation to ban foreign entities, specifically the Chinese Communist Party, from purchasing property near military bases, farmland, or critical infrastructure in Texas.

Supports legislation to ban "foreign adversaries", specifically the Chinese Communist Party, from purchasing property near military bases, farmland, or critical infrastructure in Texas.

Supports "truly secure borders" and enforcing immigration laws.

Opposes efforts to legalize recreational marjiuana and believes there needs to be clear, enforceable laws regarding THC products.

- Supports legislation to ban "foreign adversaries", specifically the Chinese Communist Party, from purchasing property near military bases, farmland, or critical infrastructure in Texas.
- Supports "truly secure borders" and enforcing immigration laws.
- Opposes efforts to legalize recreational marjiuana and believes there needs to be clear, enforceable laws regarding THC products.

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Healthcare

Supports expanding school choice to allow parents to select the best educational options for their children.

Supports expanding school choice to allow parents to select their children's educational path.

- Supports expanding school choice to allow parents to select their children's educational path.

Education

Supports expanding American energy development of oil, natural gas, and next generation nuclear.

Supports expanding development of resources like oil, natural gas, and "next generation" nuclear to lower energy costs.

- Supports expanding development of resources like oil, natural gas, and "next generation" nuclear to lower energy costs.

Energy & the Environment

Supports requiring proof of U.S. citizenship to register, quarterly voter-roll audits, enhanced hand-count and risk-limiting audits, and giving the Attorney General authority to prosecute election crimes when local offices refuse.

Supports requiring proof of U.S. citizenship to register to vote, quarterly voter-roll audits, and enhanced hand-count and risk-limiting audits.

Supports giving the Attorney General authority to prosecute election crimes when local offices refuse.

- Supports requiring proof of U.S. citizenship to register to vote, quarterly voter-roll audits, and enhanced hand-count and risk-limiting audits.
- Supports giving the Attorney General authority to prosecute election crimes when local offices refuse.

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John Huffman

John Huffman is from Texas. He has a bachelor of arts in political science from Texas A&M University and a juris doctor degree from Georgetown University Law Center. He lives with his wife, Elizabeth, and their three children in Southlake. He attends Countryside Bible Church.

John is a small business owner. He previously worked as an attorney. He also served as a city councilman and later as mayor of Southlake, Texas, where he cut tax rates, balanced budgets, and improved city services.

John previously served on the Southlake City Council and later as mayor. 

Supports requiring proof of U.S. citizenship to register, quarterly voter-roll audits, enhanced hand-count and risk-limiting audits, and giving the Attorney General authority to prosecute election crimes.

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