John is from San Antonio, Texas. He attended San Antonio College. He has an associate degree from San Antonio College. He lives with his wife and five sons in San Antonio. He attends a Southern Baptist church.

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John Lujan is originally from San Antonio. He earned an associate's degree from San Antonio College. He lives with his wife, Freda, and five children, and attends Southside Baptist Church.

John currently works as the founder of an information technology firm. He previously worked as a firefighter in the San Antonio Fire Department and as a deputy in the Bexar County Sheriff's Department.

John currently serves as the representative for Texas House of Representatives, District 118. He was first elected in 2016 and is serving his third term.

- Supports property tax relief.
- Supports boosting economic development.

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Supports fighting fentanyl poisoning.

- Supports "fighting fentanyl poisoning."

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

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Supports addressing key issues such as border security, education, and economic development.

- Supports addressing key issues such as border security, education, and economic development.

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John Lujan

State Rep. John Lujan Files for Newly Drawn 35th Congressional ...

Supports addressing key issues such as border security, education, and economic development in his campaign.

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