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U.S. House · TX-31 · Democratic candidate · 2026

Justin Early

Democratic candidate for Texas's 31st Congressional District

Justin Early is an Army veteran and cybersecurity architect focused on workers, veterans, digital privacy and protecting retirement benefits.

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DistrictTX-31
OfficeCongress
ElectionNov. 3, 2026

Policy priorities

Where Justin stands.

Campaign position

Accountable artificial intelligence and privacy

  • Supports human oversight of AI weapons, safeguards against biased hiring and protections from election deepfakes

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Local protections from data centers

  • Supports limits on data-center noise and resource use, with operators paying their share of electricity costs

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Stronger Social Security retirement benefits

  • Supports lifting the taxable-income cap, better retirement adjustments and staffing while opposing privatization

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Fully staffed veterans healthcare services

  • Supports more VA personnel, modern technology and funding to reduce veterans' benefit and care backlogs

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Paid leave and worker protections

  • Supports paid family and bereavement leave, guaranteed vacation time and protections against wage theft

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Public schools and civil liberties

  • Opposes school vouchers and supports voting rights, privacy and inclusive public education

Record and background

Record & experience.

  1. 2008

    Experience

    Presidential convention delegate

  2. November 2026

    Accomplishment

    Democratic nominee

    Listed for the 31st Congressional District.

  • Experience

    Army paratrooper

  • Experience

    DIA LAN systems administrator

  • Experience

    Dell cybersecurity architect

  • Experience

    Tarrant Democratic precinct chair

  • Experience

    Human Relations Committee member

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