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Supports conservative fiscal policy and budgets, such as reducing taxes and regulations as well as balancing the budget.

- Supports conservative fiscal policy and budgets, such as reducing taxes and regulations as well as balancing the budget.

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As of January 22, 2026, Cindy Siegel’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Supports reducing undocumented immigrants and believes they should not receive benefits citizens are eligible for.

- Supports reducing undocumented immigrants and believes they should not receive benefits citizens are eligible for.
- Opposes gun control.

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Supports flood mitigation and targeting the "worst" first.

- Supports flood mitigation and targeting the "worst" first.

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Cindy Siegel has been married to Bob Siegel for 33 years and they have two daughters.

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Cindy Siegel has a husband and two daughters. She has volunteered on the boards of the Houston Alzheimer's Association, Nature Discovery Center, Patrons for Bellaire Parks, and the Evelyn’s Park Conservancy.

Cindy is a certified public accountant (CPA) and the owner of a public accounting firm that provides accounting and tax services for small businesses and individuals. 

Cindy is a certified public accountant. She previously was the owner of a public accounting firm that provided accounting and tax services. 

Cindy is currently the chair of the Harris County Republican Party.

Cindy is currently the chair of the Harris County Republican Party. She previously served as the mayor of Bellaire from 2004 to 2012 and as a Bellaire City Council member for six years. 

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Said, "I think people are struggling out there, and I think they're concerned about crime, that they feel like their families are not safe... We all deserve to live in a county, in neighborhoods that are safe. It shouldn't matter where you live in Harris County. You and your family should be safe."

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Supports reducing government spending and improving financial management within the Harris County GOP.

Supports strengthening small-government, pro-business conservative leadership.

- Supports reducing government spending and improving financial management within the Harris County GOP.
- Supports strengthening small-government, pro-business conservative leadership.

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Supports rebuilding community engagement through grassroots organization.

Believes in increasing responsiveness and service to constituents.

- Supports rebuilding community engagement through grassroots organization.
- Believes in increasing responsiveness and service to constituents.

Opposes sanctuary city policies and related public spending.

Supports property tax reform by addressing government spending priorities.

- Opposes sanctuary city policies and related public spending.
- Supports property tax reform by addressing government spending priorities.

Supports improving election infrastructure and administration.

- Supports improving election infrastructure and administration.

Supports energy development and the national conservative energy priorities that are being implemented by President Trump.

- Supports energy development and the national conservative energy priorities that are being implemented by President Trump.

Don Hooper is originally from Houston, Texas. He lives in Harris County with his wife, Rachel.

Don currently works as a conservative political organizer and activist. He previously worked in the oil and gas industry and in commercial real estate, and has business experience managing a large residential high-rise property in Houston.

Don's campaign for Harris County Republican Party Chair is his first run for public office.

Don Hooper

Don Hooper is originally from Houston, Texas. Hooper lives in Harris County with his wife, Rachel.

Don Hooper currently works as a conservative political organizer and activist focused on strengthening Republican leadership in Harris County. He previously worked in the oil and gas industry and in commercial real estate, and has business experience managing a large residential high-rise property in Houston.

- Supports reducinh government spending and improve financial management within the Harris County GOP.
- Supports strengthening small-government, pro-business conservative leadership.

- Supports rebuilding community engagement through grassroots organization.
- Believes in increasing responsiveness and service to constituents

- Supports Second Amendment rights.
- Opposes Democratic criminal justice policies and believes they contribute to unsafe conditions.

As of January 22, 2026, Don Hooper’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports adopting "pro-growth policies that attract investment and expand job opportunities."

- Supports adopting "pro-growth policies that attract investment and expand job opportunities."

As of January 22, 2026, Michelle Bouchard’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Michelle Bouchard is from Liberty, Texas. She is a mother of two and attends St. John the Divine Episcopal Church.

Michelle Bouchard received a bachelor's degree in political science from Wellesley College. She is a mother of two and attends St. John the Divine Episcopal Church.

Michelle was the president of the non-profit HealthCorps, which focused on "building mental and physical strength in teenagers" for 14 years. In the role, she worked with HealthCorps founder, Dr. Mehmet Oz. She also served as VP of Finance & Administration of Governor’s Island, New York.

Michelle ran for City Council in New York City in 2002 but lost.

Claims she is someone "with vision to rebuild the county party."

Thinks the county Republican party has gone without a "unified vision for far too long."

Wants to double the Harris County Republican Party's annual operating budget through new donor outreach and "innovative" fundraising.

Aims to increase precinct chair numbers by 50% within two years by "equipping leaders with more resources, a clear mission, and meaningful incentives."

Believes in filling a full slate of "qualified candidates" on every ballot.

Promises to focus campaigning on local issues such as safe communities, infrastructure, and education.

Supports doubling young voter participation through direct engagement.

Aims to establish baseline metrics to measure successes and failures to "hold party leadership accountable."

Seeks to ensure every conservative feels welcomed into the Harris County Republican Party.

Agrees with the claim that "the person who agrees with you 80 percent of the time is a friend and an ally, not a 20 percent traitor."

Promises to hold quarterly meetings with elected Republican local officials and advocate for their priorities by assigning precinct chairs to attend various community meetings.

- Claims she is someone "with vision to rebuild the county party."
- Thinks the county Republican party has gone without a "unified vision for far too long."
- Wants to double the Harris County Republican Party's annual operating budget through new donor outreach and "innovative" fundraising.
- Aims to increase precinct chair numbers by 50% within two years by "equipping leaders with more resources, a clear mission, and meaningful incentives."
- Believes in filling a full slate of "qualified candidates" on every ballot.
- Promises to focus campaigning on local issues such as safe communities, infrastructure, and education.
- Supports doubling young voter participation through direct engagement.
- Aims to establish baseline metrics to measure successes and failures to "hold party leadership accountable."
- Seeks to ensure every conservative feels welcomed into the Harris County Republican Party.
- Agrees with the claim that "the person who agrees with you 80 percent of the time is a friend and an ally, not a 20 percent traitor."
- Promises to hold quarterly meetings with elected Republican local officials and advocate for their priorities by assigning precinct chairs to attend various community meetings.

Promises to work with state officials to ensure "ballot integrity."

Wants to re-establish independent primaries run by Republican party infrastructure.

- Promises to work with state officials to ensure "ballot integrity."
- Wants to re-establish independent primaries run by Republican party infrastructure.

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- County Party Chairs appoint and oversee local election officials and workers, manage candidate filings and ballot placement for county offices, serve on the county election board, and help certify local election results.
- The County Party Chair is elected in a partisan primary election to a two-year term. Candidates must be accepted to vote in the selected party’s primary election or take an oath of affiliation with the party.
- County Party Chairs may receive payment, but only after the county party’s final cost report has been received on time and approved by the Secretary of State.

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