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U.S. House · TX-19 · Democratic candidate · 2026

Kyle Rable

Democratic candidate for Texas's 19th Congressional District

Army Reserve officer and West Texas doctoral student focused on family affordability, rural healthcare and responsible development.

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DistrictTX-19
OfficeCongress
ElectionNov. 3, 2026

Policy priorities

Where Kyle stands.

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Affordable housing and construction

  • Supports limits on corporate home purchases and first-time buyer tax credits to help working families own homes

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Rural hospitals and healthcare

  • Supports full rural healthcare funding, lifesaving medicine price caps and limits on insurers overriding medical recommendations

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Farmers water and livelihoods

  • Supports freezing small family farm loan interest rates and investing in sustainable soil and water conservation

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Family leave and childcare

  • Supports expanded paid family leave, income-based childcare vouchers and Medicare coverage for all children under 18

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Data centers and local water

  • Supports prepaid water commitments, local hiring and binding community agreements before new data centers break ground

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Artificial intelligence and privacy

  • Supports a bipartisan AI worker protection commission and limits on companies selling or mishandling personal information

Record and background

Record & experience.

  1. 2025

    Experience

    Teaching assistant

    Held a teaching-assistant role.

  • Experience

    Army Reserve captain

    Serves as a commissioned officer.

  • Experience

    Restaurant and kitchen worker

    Worked full time while attending college.

  • Experience

    County Democratic Party secretary

    Served the Lubbock County organization.

  • Accomplishment

    ROTC scholarship

    Earned a scholarship at the University of Toledo.

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