Alexander is from Houston, Texas. He attended Baylor University. He has a bachelor’s degree in finance from Baylor University; he also majored in political science, philosophy, and business fellows and minored in Great Texts of the Western Tradition. He lives in the Heights. He attends his local church.

Alexander Hale has a bachelor’s degree in finance, political science, philosophy, and business from Baylor University. He attends his local church.

Alexander is an Energy and Chemicals Consultant at Alvarez & Marsal in Houston. He previously worked at the American Enterprise Institute, in U.S. Senator Ben Sasse’s office, at Patriot Capital, and as an analyst for the Baylor Angel Network.

Alexander has worked as an Energy and Chemicals Consultant at Alvarez & Marshal for three years. He previously worked at the American Enterprise Institute for three years.

Alexander Hale's campaign for the U.S. House to represent Texas' 7th Congressional District is his first entry into politics.

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Opposes wasteful government spending, citing its impact on inflation and the national debt, and aims to ensure tax dollars are not spent on failed programs.

Opposes "wasteful government spending," citing its impact on inflation and the national debt, and aims to ensure tax dollars are not spent on "failed programs."

- Opposes "wasteful government spending," citing its impact on inflation and the national debt, and aims to ensure tax dollars are not spent on "failed programs."

Economy

For Candidate Alexander Hale on Issue public-safety: Advocates for securing federal resources to help catch criminals, solve crimes, and empower local authorities in Houston.

Advocates for securing federal resources to help catch criminals, solve crimes, and empower local authorities in Houston.

- Advocates for securing federal resources to help catch criminals, solve crimes, and empower local authorities in Houston.

Public Safety

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Healthcare

Thinks school choice and "innovative approaches" are key to improving student outcomes within the district.

- Thinks school choice and "innovative approaches" are key to improving student outcomes within the district.

Education

Supports championing Houston's energy industry and opposes subsidizing inefficient competitors to protect families dependent on energy companies.

Supports championing Houston's energy industry and opposes subsidizing "inefficient competitors."

- Supports championing Houston's energy industry and opposes subsidizing "inefficient competitors."

Energy & the Environment

Voting & Elections

Supports securing the border and addressing the negative effects of illegal immigration on communities.

Wants to "continue to secure our border and counter the negative effects of illegal entry."

- Wants to "continue to secure our border and counter the negative effects of illegal entry."

Foreign Policy and Immigration

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Alexander Hale

For Candidate Alexander Hale on Issue voting-elections: Believes that empowering state and local authorities is essential for resolving local issues, rather than relying on federal bureaucratic solutions.

Believes that empowering state and local authorities is essential for resolving local issues, rather than relying on federal bureaucratic solutions.

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