Anthony Cristo L
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Lieutenant Governor (Texas)
- Election Day
- November 3, 2026
- Party
- Libertarian
- Opponents
- 3
- Ballot status
- Certified by the Texas Secretary of State (source)
About Anthony
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Quick Facts
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On the Ballot
- General Election
November 3, 2026 - Opponents
Dan Patrick (R)
Vikki Goodwin (D)
Kevin McCormick (G)
In Anthony's Own Words
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Where Anthony Stands on the Issues
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Documented positions
Supports legalizing marijuana and cites broad support for at least decriminalizing it.
“Most Americans support it, and even in Texas, Democrats, Republicans, and Libertarians all agree it should at least be decriminalized.”
Source: Anthony Cristo for Lt. Governor - TX: Home · Checked September 28, 2026
Supports free markets as a way to expand economic opportunity.
“Free markets work for everyone.”
Source: Anthony Cristo for Lt. Governor - TX: Home · Checked September 28, 2026
Calls for cutting state government spending.
“Texans are paying too much because the government is spending too much.”
Source: Anthony Cristo for Lt. Governor - TX: Home · Checked September 28, 2026
Supports immigrants who come to work and contribute and opposes taxpayer-funded welfare.
“As a Libertarian, I oppose taxpayer-funded welfare, but I strongly support people who come here ready to work, contribute, and succeed.”
Source: Anthony Cristo for Lt. Governor - TX: Home · Checked September 28, 2026
Supports funding school districts without raising taxes.
“It also means school districts can be properly funded without increasing taxes of any kind.”
Source: Anthony Cristo for Lt. Governor - TX: Home · Checked September 28, 2026
Campaign cites the state budget surplus as evidence that Texans are overtaxed.
“There currently is a budget surplus, but that shows how we are being taxed more than we need to be.”
Source: Anthony Cristo for Lt. Governor - TX: Home · Checked September 28, 2026