2026 general election
Indivisible Texas Statewide Endorsements
The statewide races a majority of Indivisible Texas member groups voted to back. We add to this list as new endorsements are decided, so check back before you vote.
Statewide Endorsements
Federal
U.S. Senate
James Talarico
Indivisible Texas proudly endorses James Talarico for the United States Senate, highlighting his proven track record of delivering for Texas, specifically citing his commitment to strong public education, affordable health care, civil rights, economic opportunity, and unwavering commitment to accountable government.
State executive offices
Governor
Gina Hinojosa
A civil rights and labor attorney and former Austin ISD board president, now state representative focused on public school funding, teacher pay and opposing vouchers.
Lieutenant Governor
Vikki Goodwin
A four-term state representative known for collaborative problem solving, with priorities in public schools, affordable housing, clean air and water, and affordable health care.
Comptroller
Sarah Eckhardt
A state senator and the first woman elected Travis County Judge, endorsed as a fiscal watchdog who would protect school funding and end no-bid contracts to wealthy donors.
Agriculture Commissioner
Clayton Tucker
Raised on his family’s ranch in Lampasas, a water and agriculture researcher with the National Science Foundation and current Secretary of the Texas Farmers Union.
Railroad Commissioner
Jon Rosenthal
A mechanical engineer with more than 25 years in oil and gas and four terms in the Texas House, the only candidate who has worked in the field the commission regulates.
Statewide races only. Congressional, legislative, county and city races are up to the local groups who know them. Find your local group →
Press and media
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