Sarah Eckhardt D
Member of the Texas Senate for District 14 since 2020.
Comptroller of Public Accounts (Texas)
- Election Day
- November 3, 2026
- Party
- Democratic
- Opponents
- 3
- Ballot status
- Certified by the Texas Secretary of State (source)
About Sarah
Member of the Texas Senate for District 14 since 2020.
Written from the official records listed under Quick Facts.
Quick Facts
- Texas Senate, District 14: Serving since 2020 (source)
On the Ballot
- General Election
November 3, 2026 - Opponents
Don Huffines (R)
V. Alonzo Echavarria-Garza (L)
Shehla Faizi (G)
In Sarah's Own Words
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Where Sarah Stands on the Issues
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Documented positions
Calls for ending no-bid state contracts to donors and stopping incentives for AI data centers.
“The Comptroller can stop no-bid contracts to wealthy donors, and halt giveaways to AI data centers.”
Source: Sarah Eckhardt Campaign: Why I'm Running · Checked September 28, 2026
Supports a state government she describes as effective, efficient, fair, and minimally intrusive.
“As Comptroller, I'll bring that same independence and integrity to the job – a vocal, practical champion for a government that is effective, efficient, fair, and minimally intrusive.”
Source: Sarah Eckhardt Campaign: Why I'm Running · Checked September 28, 2026
Proposes having the Comptroller report the cost to the state of not expanding Medicaid.
“The Comptroller can expose how much it costs when the state refuses Medicaid expansion.”
Source: Sarah Eckhardt Campaign: Why I'm Running · Checked September 28, 2026
Proposes using the Comptroller's office to protect public schools and audit the state voucher program.
“The Comptroller can protect our schools & audit the voucher scheme.”
Source: Sarah Eckhardt Campaign: Why I'm Running · Checked September 28, 2026