Texas: Attorney General

2026 General Election · November 3, 2026

The state's lawyer. Represents Texas in court, issues legal opinions to state agencies, and enforces child support and consumer protection laws. It is a 4-year term.

This race is on every Texas ballot.

Election Quick Facts

October 5, 2026Voter registration deadline
Oct 19–30, 2026Early voting
October 23, 2026Last day to apply for a mail ballot (received)
November 3, 2026Election Day (polls open 7 a.m. – 7 p.m.)

Source: Texas Secretary of State

Results

Nov. 3, 2026 general election · All results
Unofficial winnerUnofficial results, as of Nov 04, 2026 17:14
52.4%5,102,010 votes26.8% of registered voters
46.0%4,479,898 votes23.5% of registered voters
1.7%164,318 votes0.9% of registered voters

9,746,226 votes counted · 19,041,684 registered voters · 51.2% turnout · Source: Texas Secretary of State, Election Night Returns (unofficial)

2026 Candidates

3 certified for the general election

Candidate list from the Texas Secretary of State 2026 Ballot Certification. Write-in candidates are not shown.

Compare the Candidates

Where each candidate stands on the key issues facing Texas. A position appears only after we verify it from the candidate's own statements, votes or official record, with a link to the source.

IssueMayes Middleton RNathan Johnson DTom Oxford L
Health CareResearch in progressResearch in progressResearch in progress
Abortion & Reproductive PolicySupports upholding Texas pro-life laws. (source)Research in progressResearch in progress
Drugs, Fentanyl & AddictionResearch in progressResearch in progressResearch in progress
Crime & Public SafetySupports zero-tolerance policies for violent crime and higher bonds for dangerous offenders. (source)Proposes working with district attorneys to use the powers of the office on public safety. (source)Research in progress
Guns & Second AmendmentOpposes requiring government permission or a tax for law-abiding citizens to carry firearms. (source)Research in progressResearch in progress
Immigration & Border SecurityCalls for arresting and deporting violent criminals who entered the country illegally. (source)Supports the attorney general assisting federal border enforcement as appropriate and blocking federal actions that go too far. (source)Research in progress
Government Ethics & Money in PoliticsProposes enforcing the open records act so taxpayers can see how public money is spent. (source)Proposes investigating and prosecuting officials of any political party for corruption to preserve the integrity of public service. (source)Research in progress
Elections, Voting & RedistrictingCalls for ensuring that only legally qualified U.S. citizens vote in Texas elections. (source)Research in progressResearch in progress
Civil Rights & Equal TreatmentResearch in progressProposes using the office to defend and restore individual rights and freedoms and uphold the Constitution. (source)Research in progress
LGBTQ+ PolicyProposes opposing what the campaign calls gender ideology in the education of children. (source)Research in progressResearch in progress
AI, Technology & PrivacyResearch in progressResearch in progressResearch in progress
Economy & Cost of LivingProposes suing corporations for deceptive trade practices to protect consumers. (source)Proposes enforcing consumer protection and competition laws and serving as an independent advocate for consumers and businesses. (source)Research in progress
TaxesOpposes the use of tax dollars for purposes the campaign says conflict with Texas values. (source)Research in progressResearch in progress
Energy & the Electric GridSupports protecting oil and gas jobs and Texas energy independence. (source)Research in progressResearch in progress

Ads in This Race

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Mayes Middleton RNo campaign-account ads listed yet
Nathan Johnson DNo campaign-account ads listed yet
Tom Oxford LNo campaign-account ads listed yet