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← Rundown2026 Texas House race — Brian Babin's seat

2026 election · U.S. House

2026 Texas House race — Brian Babin's seat

Incumbent: Brian Babin (Republican)

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  • Brian Babin
    Brian Babin

    Republican · Incumbent

    Stated positions (4) ▾
    • Abortion: Opposes abortion, describing himself as a steadfast defender of the unborn who believes life begins at conception and does not support exceptions beyond efforts to save both mother and child. [1]
    • Energy Policy: Opposes 'Green New Deal' style energy policies, supporting continued development of oil, gas, and petrochemical industries in his district. [1][2]
    • Immigration and Border Security: Supports strict enforcement of immigration laws, securing the U.S.-Mexico border, opposes amnesty programs, and has criticized DHS leadership over border policy.

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  • Taxation and Government Spending: Criticizes tax increases tied to Democratic climate spending legislation and expresses concern over rising federal debt. [1][2]
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