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Jeff Yuna earned a bachelor's degree in finance from the University of Houston. He lives with his wife in Magnolia, Texas.

Jeff is a licensed firearms dealer. He previously ran a pawnshop and started his first business mowing lawns as a teenager.

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Jeff is the owner of Tomball Pawn & Jewelry, a firearms dealer.

Texas' 38th Congressional District election, 2026 (March 3 ...

Jeff's campaign to represent Texas District 38 in the U.S. House of Representatives is his first run for public office.

Jeff Yuna - Ballotpedia

For Candidate Jeff Yuna on Issue economy: Supports eliminating property taxes on primary homesteads and amending the U.S. Constitution to permanently ban such taxes, aiming to provide financial security and affordability for homeowners.

Proposes a 28th Amendment that would eliminate property taxes on homesteads.

Believes the national debt is a primary driver of inflation and plans to reduce wasteful spending, balance the budget, and implement sound fiscal policies to stabilize the economy and ensure prosperity for families and businesses.

Plans to tackle the $37 trillion national debt by cutting wasteful spending, balancing the budget, and implementing fiscal policies focused on reducing inflation and stabilizing the economy.

Supports the Intrastate Beef Act to reduce federal oversight on local beef production and aims to break up monopolies in the seed industry to promote competition and sustainable agriculture.

Believes energy independence is crucial for the economy and security, advocating for the use of natural resources to lower costs and create jobs while promoting innovation and reducing regulations in the energy sector.

Vows to eliminate foreign and domestic grants that are determined to be "squander hard-earned taxpayer dollars with no economic benefit or accountability."

Advocates for a smaller government with lower taxes and fewer regulations.

- Proposes a 28th Amendment that would eliminate property taxes on homesteads.
- Plans to tackle the $37 trillion national debt by cutting wasteful spending, balancing the budget, and implementing fiscal policies focused on reducing inflation and stabilizing the economy.
- Supports the Intrastate Beef Act to reduce federal oversight on local beef production and aims to break up monopolies in the seed industry to promote competition and sustainable agriculture.
- Believes energy independence is crucial for the economy and security, advocating for the use of natural resources to lower costs and create jobs while promoting innovation and reducing regulations in the energy sector.
- Vows to eliminate foreign and domestic grants that are determined to be "squander hard-earned taxpayer dollars with no economic benefit or accountability."
- Advocates for a smaller government with lower taxes and fewer regulations.

Economy

Supports robust law enforcement, fair judicial processes, and policies that deter crime while respecting individual rights, emphasizing the importance of safe neighborhoods for families. Advocates for funding police, swift consequences for lawbreakers, and promoting community trust through transparency and accountability.

Supports funding the police, fair judicial processes with swift consequences for guilty parties, and transparent and accountable policies that dissuade crime while building community trust and respecting individual rights.

- Supports funding the police, fair judicial processes with swift consequences for guilty parties, and transparent and accountable policies that dissuade crime while building community trust and respecting individual rights.

Public Safety

Believes restoring affordable healthcare requires repealing Obamacare, prohibiting health insurance companies from owning hospitals, banning third-party payments tied to specific medications or procedures, and empowering patients and doctors over corporate interests and government mandates.

Plans to repeal the Affordable Care Act to "restore affordable healthcare."

Believes health insurance companies should be banned from owning hospitals to avoid a conflict of interest.

Advocates for the banning of third-party payments to doctors and healthcare facilities in exchange for prescribing specific medications or procedures.

Opposes government and institutional overreach in healthcare, advocating for the sanctity of the patient-doctor relationship and parental authority over medical decisions, including vaccinations.

Believes doctors should be allowed to provide second opinions to inpatients.

Supports allowing parents to choose whether their child gets a vaccine or injection, as well as adults to choose for themselves.

- Plans to repeal the Affordable Care Act to "restore affordable healthcare."
- Believes health insurance companies should be banned from owning hospitals to avoid a conflict of interest.
- Advocates for the banning of third-party payments to doctors and healthcare facilities in exchange for prescribing specific medications or procedures.
- Believes doctors should be allowed to provide second opinions to inpatients.
- Supports allowing parents to choose whether their child gets a vaccine or injection, as well as adults to choose for themselves.

Healthcare

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

Education

Energy & the Environment

Strong Support in TX CD-38 Race for Congressional Term Limits ...

Supports term limits for elected officials to ensure fresh perspectives and reduce corruption.

Supports term limits for elected officials to "ensure fresh perspectives" and "reduce entrenched corruption."

- Supports term limits for elected officials to "ensure fresh perspectives" and "reduce entrenched corruption."

Voting & Elections

Claims to be "America First," opposing intervention in international conflicts and prioritizes domestic policy.

Supports securing America's borders, completing the border wall, deporting illegal aliens, and eliminating federal benefits for those who entered the country illegally, with a focus on enforcement and fairness.

Promises to limit undocumented immigration and stop providing benefits to "illegal aliens."

Plans to limit H-1B and F-1 visas if they would stop Americans from getting jobs and into universities.

Ensures that veterans will receive great healthcare, mental health services, and access to earned benefits.

- Claims to be "America First," opposing intervention in international conflicts and prioritizes domestic policy.
- Promises to limit undocumented immigration and stop providing benefits to "illegal aliens."
- Plans to limit H-1B and F-1 visas if they would stop Americans from getting jobs and into universities.
- Ensures that veterans will receive great healthcare, mental health services, and access to earned benefits.

Foreign Policy and Immigration

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Jeff Yuna

- Your US Representative represents the interests of your district in the US House of Representatives, the lower house of Congress. Texas currently has 36 US Representatives.
- US Representatives can author, sponsor, debate, and vote on bills that become national law.
- Representatives may serve on congressional committees. Committees focus on certain policy areas, such as transportation, education, or labor. They may also run for higher positions within their party, such as the Speaker of the House or Majority/Minority Leader.
- Representatives are elected to two-year terms. To hold this office, a candidate must be a legal resident of Texas for at least seven years before their election. US Representatives are paid a salary of $174,000/year.