The Tea Party Conservative Candidates of Texas 2014

Check back for updated 2014 list of local recommended candidates. Vote March 4, 2014, and Run Off May 27.

Texas Run Off Election - May 27, 2014
Lt. Governor - Dan Patrick
Attorney General - Ken Paxton
Railroad Commissioner - Wayne Christian

State Races Legislature Races
State Senator, District 2 - Bob Hall
State Senator, District 10 - Konni Burton
State Rep., District 10 - TJ Fabby
State Rep., District 16 - Ted Seago
State Rep., District 58 - Philip Eby
State Rep., District 66 - Matt Shaheen
State Rep., District 102 - Stefanie Carter
State Rep., District 108 - Chart Westcott

State Board of Education
State Board of Ed, District 11 - Eric Mahroum

List of Texas Tea Party recommended candidates for March 4, 2014 Primary

Texas Supreme Court
Chief Justice, Supreme Court - Nathan Hecht
Justice, Supreme Court, Place 6 - Jeff Brown
Justice, Supreme Court, Place 8 - Phil Johnson
Court of Criminal Appeals
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 3 - Bert Richardson
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 4 - Kevin Yeary
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 9 - David Newell

Candidates for Congress for Texas

Candidate Election Information for Texas Legislature

*** Texas State House of Representatives
Rep D1 - George Lavender
Rep D4 - Dr. Stewart Spitzer
Rep D6 - Matt Schaefer
Rep D8 - Bobby Vickery
Rep D10 - T.J. Fabby
Rep D15 - Mark Keough
Rep D16 - Ted Seago
Rep D19 - James E. White
Rep D53 -Karen Harris
Rep D55 - Molly White
Rep D59 - Danny Pelton
Rep D60 - Cullin Crisp
Rep D64- Read King
Rep D66- Matt Shaheen
Rep D71- Isaac Castro
Rep D81- Brooks Landgraf
Rep D83- Charles Perry
Rep D92 - Jonathan Stickland
Rep D94 - Tony Tinderholt
Rep D108- Court Alley
Rep D112- Jared Patterson
Rep D115- Matt Rinaldi
Rep. D121- Matt Beebe
Rep D129 - Brisco Cain or Mary Huls
Rep D134 - Bonnie Parker
SD 4 - Steve Toth, Special Election May 10th.

Conservative Tea Party Candidates for Congress for Texas

The recommended tea party candidates for Congress from Texas.
District 3 - Sam Johnson
District 4 - John Stacy
District 8 - Craig McMichael
District 13 - Pam Barlow
District 21: Matt McCall (R) -

*** Texas State Senate-
SD 2- Bob Hall
SD 7- Paul Bettencourt
SD 10 - Konni Burton
SD 16- Don Huffines
SD 25- Donna Campbell

*** Texas State House of Representatives
Rep D1- George Lavender
Rep D4- Dr. Stewart Spitzer
Rep D6- Matt Schaefer
Rep D8 - Bobby Vickery
Rep D15- Mark Keough
Rep D16-Ted Seago
Rep D53-Karen Harris
Rep D55- Molly White
Rep D59- Danny Pelton
Rep D60- Cullin Crisp
Rep D64- Read King
Rep D66- Matt Shaheen
Rep D71- Isaac Castro
Rep D81- Brooks Landgraf
Rep D83- Charles Perry
Rep D92 - Jonathan Stickland
Rep D94 - Tony Tinderholt
Rep D108- Court Alley
Rep D112- Jared Patterson
Rep D115- Matt Rinaldi
Rep. D121- Matt Beebe
Rep D129- Brisco Cain or Mary Hull
Rep D134 Bonnie Parker
SD 4- Steve Toth, Special Election May 10th.

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Vote Yes, on all 6 BALLOT PROPOSITIONS
March 4, 2014:

No. 1: Religious Freedom
Texans should be free to express their religious beliefs, including prayer, in public places. YES

No. 2: Second Amendment
Texas should support Second Amendment liberties by expanding locations where concealed handgun license-holders may legally carry. YES

No. 3: State Franchise Tax
Texas should abolish the state franchise tax, also known as the margins tax, to encourage business growth. YES

No. 5: Laws Apply to Elected Officials
All elected officials and their staff should be subject to the same laws, rules, regulations, and ordinances as their constituents. YES

No. 6: Affordable Care Act
The Affordable Care Act, also known as “Obamacare,” should be repealed. YES

Vote March 4, 2014, and Run Off May 27.

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Texas Governor Candidates - Wendy Davis vs. Greg Abbott
A week after Texas state Sen. Wendy Davis' gubernatorial campaign trumpeted "record strength" in its first fundraising report, her conservative opponents have launched a series of gendered attacks on the Democrat's personal history. In response to a Dallas Morning News article on Sunday that called into question a few specific details of Davis' personal life -- including when she became a single mother, how long she lived in a trailer with her daughter and who paid for her law school degree -- conservative pundits were quick to call Davis a liar. "So Abortion Barbie had a Sugar Daddy Ken," tweeted Fox News pundit Erick Erickson, referring to Davis' famous filibuster of an anti-abortion bill in the Texas state Senate last year and to her second husband. "[Not] exactly the bio she claimed." Radio host Rush Limbaugh called Davis "fake" and a "genuine head case," while the campaign of Davis' Republican opponent, Texas state Attorney General Greg Abbott, warned voters not to "indulge her fanciful narrative."

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