A lifelong Houstonian, Bonck is a Christian, husband, and father.

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Jon Bonck received a bachelor's degree in biochemistry from Louisiana State University. He is a husband and father of two and is involved with the Second Baptist Church.

Jon has been a Sales Manager at a mortgage company for six years. He previously worked at an oil and gas company as a marketing manager for four years. 

Jon previously ran for election to the U.S. House to represent Texas' 2nd Congressional District but did not win.

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Jon previously ran for election to the U.S. House to represent Texas's 2nd Congressional District but did not win.

Supports less government, term limits, Social Security reform, and school choice.

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Opposes gun regulations, stating that carrying a firearm is a "God-given" right.

- Opposes gun regulations, stating that carrying a firearm is a "God-given" right.

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- Opposes access to abortion.
- Against mandatory vaccinations.

Healthcare

- Believes in school choice.
- Opposes "woke curriculum."

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For Candidate Jon Bonck on Issue energy-and-environment: Advocates for prioritizing American interests over foreign engagements in energy and environmental policies.

Advocates for prioritizing American interests over foreign engagements.

- Advocates for prioritizing American interests over foreign engagements.

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Jon Bonck

Believes in protecting individual rights without government permission.

Supports school choice and empowering parents in education.

Opposes providing unlimited financial support for foreign wars and advocates for prioritizing American interests.

- 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.
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