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Jaimy Blanco earned her bachelor’s degree in theology and biblical studies from Life Purpose Institute. She has four children.

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Jaimy was the founder and owner of Visions Property Management and Investments, a Texas-based real estate firm, a role she has held for 12 years. 

Jaimy Annette Zoboulikos-Blanco previously ran for the U.S. House to represent Texas' 29th Congressional District in 2018 and did not win.

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Jaimy previously ran for the United States House to represent Texas' 29th Congressional District in 2018, 2020, and 2022 and did not win.

Supports working with businesses to stimulate job creation in District 29, particularly in the wake of Hurricane Harvey and COVID-19.

Believes in working with businesses to stimulate job creation.

Supports a balanced budget and intends to work for a balanced budget amendment, opposing wasteful spending and continuous resolutions.

Supports a balanced budget and intends to work for a balanced budget amendment, opposing "wasteful spending" and continuous resolutions.

Supports Opportunity Zones to enhance economic development.

Wants to create Opportunity Zones to enhance economic development.

Believes "our families are being crushed by rising prices of food, housing, and essentials."

Opposes "socialist policies that punish success and reward dependency."

Encourages entrepreneurship and homeownership so families can build "real wealth."

- Believes in working with businesses to stimulate job creation.
- Supports a balanced budget and intends to work for a balanced budget amendment, opposing "wasteful spending" and continuous resolutions.
- Wants to create Opportunity Zones to enhance economic development.
- Believes "our families are being crushed by rising prices of food, housing, and essentials."
- Opposes "socialist policies that punish success and reward dependency."
- Encourages entrepreneurship and homeownership so families can build "real wealth."

Economy

For Candidate Jaimy Blanco on Issue public-safety:  
Supports the Second Amendment and the right to keep and bear arms without infringement.

Supports addressing human trafficking as a significant issue in Houston.

Wants to prioritize curbing human trafficking.

Seeks to end "soft-on-crime policies that put families in danger."

- Opposes gun control measures.
- Wants to prioritize curbing human trafficking.
- Seeks to end "soft-on-crime policies that put families in danger."

Public Safety

For Candidate Jaimy Blanco on Issue healthcare:  
Opposes abortion access and supports the Born Alive Infants Protection Act.

Supports working with the private sector to lower prescription drug prices and protect pre-existing conditions without implementing government-run healthcare.

- Opposes abortion access.
- Supports working with the private sector to lower prescription drug prices and protect pre-existing conditions without implementing government-run healthcare.

Healthcare

Wants to remove "woke, anti-American content from classrooms."

Seeks to mandate faith and civics education in schools "so our children learn truth," while also allowing people to worship freely and live according to their values without state interference.

- Wants to remove "woke, anti-American content from classrooms."
- Seeks to mandate faith and civics education in schools "so our children learn truth," while also allowing people to worship freely and live according to their values without state interference.

Education

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

Energy & the Environment

Voting & Elections

Supports "finishing the wall and ending the Biden administration’s open-border disaster."

Believes in deporting "criminal aliens and restoring law and order in our cities."

- Supports "finishing the wall and ending the Biden administration’s open-border disaster."
- Believes in deporting "criminal aliens and restoring law and order in our cities."

Foreign Policy and Immigration

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Jaimy Blanco

Supports law enforcement as heroes who keep communities safe.

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