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Texas Marijuana Policy Voter Guide 2020 General Election – U.S. Congress U.S. Senate Ted Cruz (R) (Incumbent) Senator Cruz is not up for election this year. https://www.cruz.senate.gov/ Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Incumbents Only) Yes Hasn't Voted Yet Yes U.S. Senate John Cornyn (R) Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal (Incumbent) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Incumbents Only) Yes Hasn't Voted Yet Yes U.S. Senate Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Mary "MJ" Hegar (D) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) U.S. Senate Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Kerry D. McKennon (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No one should be in a cage for using a plant.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 1 Louie Gohmert (R) Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal (Incumbent) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ? Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Incumbents Only) No No No

U.S. Congressional District 1 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Hank Gilbert (D) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

U.S. Congressional District 1

There is no Libertarian candidate in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 2 Dan Crenshaw (R) Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal (Incumbent) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No

U.S. Congressional District 2 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Sima Ladjevardian (D) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

U.S. Congressional District 2 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Elliott Scheirman (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support I fully support federal de-scheduling of marijuana and ending the destructive war on drugs. No Comments government has jurisdiction over the contents of our bodies, federal or state level.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 3 Nicholas Taylor (R) Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal (Incumbent) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ? Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No

U.S. Congressional District 3 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Lulu Seikaly (D) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

U.S. Congressional District 3 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Christopher Claytor (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments I support the de-criminalization, de-regulation, and de-scheduling of all drugs.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 4 John Ratcliffe (R) Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal (Incumbent) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Incumbents Only) No No No

U.S. Congressional District 4 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Russell Foster (D) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support I am an advocate of legalizing cannabis in all its forms and making sure that we get this accomplished Comments when elected. It has been beneficial to people like my uncle who had MS and was dying faster cause of opioids. He lived longer thanks to cannabis

U.S. Congressional District 4 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Lou Antonelli (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments Let's just completely legalize cannabis. It's status today in the U.S, is an anachronism.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 5 Lance Gooden (R) Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal (Incumbent) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference http://lancegooden.com/ Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ? Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No

U.S. Congressional District 5 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Carolyn Salter (D) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference http://www.perkison.com/ Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

U.S. Congressional District 5 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Kevin Hale (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support There should not be a licencing requirement to operate a cannabis business. This practice only creates a Comments barrier to entry for people and lets the government pick the winners in the market place. I want consumers to pick the winners in the market.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 6 Ron Wright (R) Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal (Incumbent) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Incumbents Only) Yes Absent No

U.S. Congressional District 6 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Stephen Daniel (D) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

U.S. Congressional District 6 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Melanie Black (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support We really want to keep locking people up for a plant? And denying the benefits it can bring to those who Comments suffer?

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 7 Lizzie Fletcher (D) Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal (Incumbent) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ? Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes

U.S. Congressional District 7 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Shawn Kelly (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments I am in full support of the legalization and decriminalization of cannabis.

U.S. Congressional District 7 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Wesley Hunt (R) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 8 Kevin Brady (R) Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal (Incumbent) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Incumbents Only) Yes No No

U.S. Congressional District 8 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Elizabeth Hernandez (D) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support There are many drugs far worse than cannabis that are legally sold in this country. Regulate it. Tax it. Comments And use the money to fund schools and government programs and pay down our debt!

U.S. Congressional District 8 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Chris Duncan (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments I support full legalization and decriminalization.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 9 Al Green (D) Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal (Incumbent) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ? Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes

U.S. Congressional District 9 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Jose Sosa (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments I will work to legalize cannabis at the federal level, shall I get elected.

U.S. Congressional District 9 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Johnny Teague (R) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Oppose Oppose Oppose Support This may sound odd, but if it can be used as an oral or injectable medication versus smoking, and used Comments truly for medicinal purposes and not recreational, then I can see some benefit as I believe that the Lord has created all things with a purpose

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 10 Michael Mccaul (R) Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal (Incumbent) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Incumbents Only) Yes No No

U.S. Congressional District 10 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Mike Siegel (D) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support I'd support federal pre-emption of state criminalization of marijuana, just to clarify my position on "state's Comments rights" in this context. I support states taking the lead to legalize and decriminalize marijuana, for medical and recreational use.

U.S. Congressional District 10 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Roy Eriksen (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Oppose Support

Comments No additional comments.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 11 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Jon Mark Hogg (D) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ? Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

U.S. Congressional District 11 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Wacey A. Cody (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

U.S. Congressional District 11 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal August Pfluger (R) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 12 Kay Granger (R) Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal (Incumbent) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Incumbents Only) Yes No No

U.S. Congressional District 12 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Lisa Welch (D) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Oppose Q1: federally legalize and decriminalize it. But then, let states have the freedom to operate with marijuana Comments and regulate as they do with liquor laws for example.

U.S. Congressional District 12 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Trey Holcomb (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support To say I support these stances is an understatement. It's a big part of my motivation for running for office. Comments I'd love to see simple decriminalization, but absent that as a practical outcome, I support cannabis legalization in the strongest terms.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 13 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Gus Trujillo (D) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ? Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

U.S. Congressional District 13 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Jack Westbrook (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Oppose Support It’s not a good idea to use marijuana, alcohol, or any other drug recreationally. However, as long as you Comments don’t harm others, what you do is your business and not the government’s. If you harm another under the influence, punishment should be harsh.

U.S. Congressional District 13 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Ronny Jackson (R) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 14 Randy Weber (R) Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal (Incumbent) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Incumbents Only) Yes No No

U.S. Congressional District 14 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Adrienne Bell (D) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

U.S. Congressional District 14

There is no Libertarian candidate in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 15 Vicente Gonzalez (D) Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal (Incumbent) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ? Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes

U.S. Congressional District 15 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Ross Lynn Leone (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

U.S. Congressional District 15 Monica De La Cruz- Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Hernandez (R) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 16 Veronica Escobar (D) Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal (Incumbent) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments. Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes

U.S. Congressional District 16

There is no Libertarian candidate in this race.

U.S. Congressional District 16 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Irene Armendariz-jackson (R) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 17 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Richard Kennedy (D) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ? Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

U.S. Congressional District 17 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Ted Brown (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support I have been a strong supporter of ending marijuana prohibition for over 40 years. Marijuana should be Comments legal at the federal and state level across the U. S. without the kind of taxes and regulation that will fuel the black market.

U.S. Congressional District 17 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Pete Sessions (R) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ? Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Previous terms in the US House.) No No No

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 18 Sheila Jackson Lee (D) Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal (Incumbent) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference http://www.sheilajacksonlee18.com/ Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes

U.S. Congressional District 18 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Luke Spencer (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support The Libertarian Party has supported full marijuana legalization since we were founded in 1971. We're glad Comments to see the rest of America is finally catching up.

U.S. Congressional District 18 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Wendell Champion (R) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 19 Jodey C. Arrington (R) Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal (Incumbent) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ? Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Incumbents Only) Yes No No

U.S. Congressional District 19 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Tom Watson (D) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference https://www.facebook.com/TomWatsonTX19/ Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

U.S. Congressional District 19 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Joe Burnes (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 20 Joaquin Castro (D) Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal (Incumbent) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes

U.S. Congressional District 20 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Jeffrey Blunt (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments Vote Libertarian!

U.S. Congressional District 20 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Mauro Garza (R) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 21 Chip Roy (R) Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal (Incumbent) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ? Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Incumbents Only) Yes No Yes

U.S. Congressional District 21 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Wendy R. Davis (D) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

U.S. Congressional District 21 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Arthur DiBianca (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights)

Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments I support full legalization of marijuana at the federal level.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 22 Sri Preston Kulkarni (D) Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

U.S. Congressional District 22 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Joseph LeBlanc (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support The War on Drugs has done more harm than good, ruining the lives of individuals and has punished Comments instead of helped the people who are afflicted.

U.S. Congressional District 22 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Troy Nehls (R) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 23 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Gina Ortiz Jones (D) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ? Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

U.S. Congressional District 23 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Gilberto "Beto" Villela (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

U.S. Congressional District 23 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Raul Reyes (R) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 24 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Candace Valenzuela (D) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

U.S. Congressional District 24 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Darren Hamilton (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

U.S. Congressional District 24 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Beth Van Duyne (R) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 25 Roger Williams (R) Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal (Incumbent) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ? Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Incumbents Only) Yes No No

U.S. Congressional District 25 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Julie Oliver (D) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support We need to end the federal prohibition on marijuana, unwind mass incarceration, and ending America’s disastrous war on drugs. Comments Please see https://julieoliver.org/issues/justice and https://julieoliver.org/issues/veteran for my commitments.

U.S. Congressional District 25 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Bill Kelsey (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support Libertarians were the first to openly and brazenly call for full legalization before it was popular to do so. Comments We have not budged in nearly half a century of the party's existence.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 26 Michael C. Burgess (R) Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal (Incumbent) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Incumbents Only) Yes No No

U.S. Congressional District 26 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Carol H. Iannuzzi (D) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

U.S. Congressional District 26 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Mark Boler (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 27 Michael Cloud (R) Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal (Incumbent) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ? Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Incumbents Only) Yes No No

U.S. Congressional District 27 Ricardo "Rick" De La Fuente Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal (D) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

U.S. Congressional District 27 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Phil Gray (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 28 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Henry Cuellar (D) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

U.S. Congressional District 28 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Bekah Congdon (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

U.S. Congressional District 28 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Sandra Whitten (R) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 29 Sylvia Garcia (D) Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal (Incumbent) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ? Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes

U.S. Congressional District 29 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Phil Kurtz (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments I support the repealing of all Laws concerning Cannabis.

U.S. Congressional District 29 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Jaimy Z. Blanco (R) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights)

Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 30 Eddie Bernice Johnson (D) Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal (Incumbent) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes

U.S. Congressional District 30

There is no Libertarian candidate in this race.

U.S. Congressional District 30 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Tre Pennie (R) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support Campaign Press Release: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/dr-tre-pennie-republican-candidate-for-us-congress- Comments announces-merit-based-cannabis-plan-called-earn-it-cannabis-to-coincide-with-the-more-act-vote- 301130554.html

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 31 John Carter (R) Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal (Incumbent) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ? Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Incumbents Only) Yes No No

U.S. Congressional District 31 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Donna Imam (D) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support Marijuana possession should be decriminalized and nonviolent marijuana-related convictions should be Comments expunged. See Equal Justice for All policy: https://votefordonna.com/eja/.

U.S. Congressional District 31 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Clark Patterson (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support Libertarians support legalizing all victimless "crimes." No victim, no crime. Using cannabis is certainly not Comments a crime; it should be completely legal. Libertarians also favor expunging the record of any person convicted of possessing cannabis.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 32 Colin Allred (D) Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal (Incumbent) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Incumbents Only) N/A Yes Yes

U.S. Congressional District 32 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Christy Mowrey (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

U.S. Congressional District 32 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Genevieve Collins (R) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 33 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Marc Veasey (D) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ? Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

U.S. Congressional District 33 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Jason Reeves (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

U.S. Congressional District 33 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Fabian Vasquez (R) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights)

Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 34 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Filemon B. Vela (D) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference http://Vela.house.gov/ Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

U.S. Congressional District 34 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Anthony Cristo (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support Legalization and decriminalize of cannabis is long overdue. Libertarians have been pushing for this since Comments its founding in 1971. It's about time the other two parties are finally wising up.

U.S. Congressional District 34 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Rey Gonzalez (R) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 35 Lloyd Doggett (D) Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal (Incumbent) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support I have long supported medical marijuana, voted for the SAFE Banking Act which was approved by the Comments House last year. I am a sponsor of H.R. 3884, which NORML calls, "the most comprehensive marijuana reform ever introduced." Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Incumbents Only) No Yes Yes

U.S. Congressional District 35 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Mark Loewe (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference

Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support To improve health care and lower costs, I favor unlimited competition, with public access to track-record Comments and cost statistics of treatments and practitioners, no liability for bad outcomes, but civil and/or criminal penalties for fraud and malice.

U.S. Congressional District 35 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Jenny Garcia Sharon (R) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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U.S. Congressional District 36 Brian Babin (R) Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal (Incumbent) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Voting Record Legalize Hemp Safe Banking Act Limit Federal Interference (Incumbents Only) Yes No No

U.S. Congressional District 36 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Rashad Lewis (D) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference https://www.facebook.com/LewisforCongress36th Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

U.S. Congressional District 36 Remove Cannabis Allow VA Doctors to Allow Safe Banking End Federal Chad Abbey (L) from Controlled Recommend for Cannabis Interference [email protected] Substances Act Cannabis Businesses (States’ Rights) Survey Responses Support Support Support Support Not only should marijuana be decriminalized at the federal level, it's time to put the federal government Comments back in it's place and restore the powers guaranteed to the states as clearly outlined in the 10th amendment.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas Senate District 1 Bryan Hughes (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes N/A

Texas Senate District 1 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Audrey Spanko (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Texas Senate District 1

There is no Libertarian candidate in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas Senate District 2 (R) (Incumbent) Senator Hall is not up for election this year. [email protected] Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes (Joint Author) N/A

Texas Senate District 3 Robert Nichols (R) (Incumbent) Senator Nichols is not up for election this year. [email protected] Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes N/A

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas Senate District 4 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes N/A

Texas Senate District 4 Jay Stittleburg (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support I believe that part of fixing our criminal justice system and outrageous prison population is to stop sending Comments low level marijuana offenders to jail and giving them a criminal record. We need to focus on real criminal activity, not an ounce of pot!

Texas Senate District 4 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Cameron Brock (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments I support the full legalization of marijuana and would prefer zero taxes.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas Senate District 5 (R) (Incumbent) Senator Schwertner is not up for election this year. [email protected] Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-sponsor) Yes (Joint Author) N/A

Texas Senate District 6 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Author) Yes N/A

Texas Senate District 6 Tim Duffield (L) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Oppose

Comments We need to eliminate all laws where there is clearly no victim. Texas Senate District 6

There is no Republican running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas Senate District 7 (R) (Incumbent) Senator Bettencourt is not up for election this year. [email protected] Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-sponsor) Yes (Joint Author) N/A

Texas Senate District 8 (R) (Incumbent) Senator Paxton is not up for election this year. [email protected] Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes N/A

Texas Senate District 9 (R) (Incumbent) Senator Hancock is not up for election this year. [email protected] Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes N/A

Texas Senate District 10 (D) (Incumbent) Senator Powell is not up for election this year. [email protected] Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes N/A

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas Senate District 11 Larry Taylor (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-sponsor) Yes N/A

Texas Senate District 11 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Susan Criss (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support I have been a prosecutor, defense attorney and Judge. My partner represents veterans in disability cases. I Comments see so many clients with PTSD whose lives would improve with these changes.

Texas Senate District 11 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Jared Wissel (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas Senate District 12 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-sponsor) Yes N/A

Texas Senate District 12 Shadi Zitoon (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support We should legalize and tax marijuana, providing the proceeds to our schools. We should also release and Comments expunge the records of those charged or convicted of low level possession.

Texas Senate District 12

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas Senate District 13 Borris L Miles (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Author

Texas Senate District 13

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas Senate District 13 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Milinda Morris (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas Senate District 14 (D) (Incumbent) Senator Eckhardt is not up for election this year. [email protected] Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Author) Yes N/A

Texas Senate District 15 (D) (Incumbent) Senator Whitmire is not up for election this year. [email protected] Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes N/A

Texas Senate District 16 Nathan Johnson (D) (Incumbent) Senator Johnson is not up for election this year. [email protected] Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Author

Texas Senate District 17 (R) (Incumbent) Senator Huffman is not up for election this year. [email protected] Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes N/A

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas Senate District 18 Lois W. Kolkhorst (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes N/A

Texas Senate District 18 Michael Antalan (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy http://voteantalan.com/ Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Texas Senate District 18

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas Senate District 19 Roland Gutierrez (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use [email protected] m Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy

Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (From Service in Texas House) Yes (Co-author) Yes (Author) Yes

Texas Senate District 19 Peter P. (Pete) Flores (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Oppose Oppose Oppose

Comments No additional comments. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-sponsor) Yes (Co-Sponsor) N/A

Texas Senate District 19 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Jo-Anne Valdivia (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy

Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas Senate District 20 Juan "Chuy" Hinojosa (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-sponsor) Yes (Joint Author) N/A

Texas Senate District 20

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas Senate District 20 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Judy Cutright (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas Senate District 21 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes N/A

Texas Senate District 21

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas Senate District 21 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Frank Pomeroy (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support When one compares the effects of alcohol with marijuana I think it is pretty obvious which is the worse of Comments the two in our society. Therefore if we are going to have one legalized then the other should also be legalized and regulated as well.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas Senate District 22 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes N/A

Texas Senate District 22 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Robert Vick (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support I will call for the immediate release of individuals incarcerated for possession of cannabis and Comments expungement of criminal records of persons convicted of misdemeanor cannabis offenses.

Texas Senate District 22

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas Marijuana Policy Voter Guide 2020 General Election – Texas Legislature Texas Senate District 23 (D) (Incumbent) Senator West is not up for election this year. [email protected] Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Author) Yes N/A

Texas Senate District 24 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes N/A

Texas Senate District 24 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Clayton Tucker (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

Texas Senate District 24

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas Senate District 25 (R) (Incumbent) Senator Campbell is not up for election this year. [email protected] Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Author) Yes N/A

Texas Senate District 26 José Menéndez (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Author) Yes (Author) N/A

Texas Senate District 26

There is no Democratic candidate running in this race.

Texas Senate District 26

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas Senate District 27 Eddie Lucio Jr (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-sponsor) Yes N/A

Texas Senate District 27

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas Senate District 27 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Vanessa Tijerina (R) Legalize Adult Use https://www.facebook.com/vanessa.s.tijerina Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas Senate District 28 Charles Perry (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes (Sponsor) N/A

Texas Senate District 28

There is no Democratic candidate running in this race.

Texas Senate District 28

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas Senate District 29 César J Blanco (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use [email protected] .gov Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy

Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession V oting Record Compassionate Use

(From Service in Texas House) Yes (Author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas Senate District 29

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas Senate District 29 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Bethany Hatch (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas Senate District 30

Vacant Special Election underway.

Texas Senate District 31 (R) (Incumbent) Senator Seliger is not up for election this year. [email protected] Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes N/A

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 1 Gary Vandeaver (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes No

Texas House District 1

There is no Democratic candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 1

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 2 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Bill Brannon (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Texas House District 2

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 2 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Bryan Slaton (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 3 Cecil Bell Jr (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) No Yes No

Texas House District 3 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Martin Shupp (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments Cannabis products should be legalized nationwide.

Texas House District 3

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 4 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No

Texas House District 4

There is no Democratic candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 4 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Nicole Sprabary (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 5 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No

Texas House District 5 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Lawyanda Prince (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Texas House District 5

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 6 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes

Texas House District 6 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Julie Gobble (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Texas House District 6

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 7 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No

Texas House District 7

There is no Democratic candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 7

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 8 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No

Texas HouseDistrict 8

There is no Democratic candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 8 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Ed Adams (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 9 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No

Texas House District 9

There is no Democratic candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 9

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 10 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Matt Savino (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments All victimless crimes need to be repealed.

Texas House District 10 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Texas House District 10

There is no Democratic candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 11 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes

Texas House District 11 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Alec Johnson (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Oppose Support Support I favor outright legalization of Marijuana in a manner similar to the way Colorado and other states have Comments addressed this matter. So I oppose any form of criminalization. Anti MJ laws were in the first instance Jim Crow laws. They need to go!

Texas HouseDistrict 11

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 12 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes No

Texas HouseDistrict 12

There is no Democratic candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 12

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 13 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No

Texas House District 13

There is no Democratic candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 13

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 14 John Raney (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes

Texas House District 14 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Janet Dudding (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support Enabling legislation should partition tax proceeds to school districts, cities, counties for property tax reduction, and/or for healthcare, as an example. Comments

Sell licenses to members of communities most affected by criminalization of marijuana.

Texas House District 14

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 15 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Oppose Support I carried legislation last Session (Class B to Class C) but it never got a vote out of committee. Comments I love but a Republican y isn’t going to carry a Democrat’s Bill. They will carry a conservative Republicans. I need your help next Session. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Author)

Texas House District 15 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Lorena Perez Mcgill (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support Research and evidence abound on the benefits of medicinal cannabis. It is time to legislate its use by those Comments who may benefit from it, and to consider de-criminalizing its use under appropriate circumstances.

Texas House District 15

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 16 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) No Yes No

Texas House District 16

There is no Democratic candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 16

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 17 John P. Cyrier (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes

Texas House District 17 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Madeline Eden (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support I support both medicinal and recreational legalization/taxation of marijuana in Texas. Additionally, I Comments support full decriminalization of all marijuana related criminal, misdemeanor, and felony offenses at state and federal levels.

Texas House District 17

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 18 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes

Texas House District 18

There is no Democratic candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 18

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 19 James White (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments Thank you for including me Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes (Co-author) Yes (Joint Author)

Texas House District 19

There is no Democratic candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 19

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 20 Terry M. Wilson (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes

Texas House District 20 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Jessica Tiedt (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments Many of these stances are less progressive than what I support and will be pushing for.

Texas House District 20

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 21 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Joint Author)

Texas House District 21

There is no Democratic candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 21

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 22 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes

Texas House District 22

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 22 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Jacorion Randle (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 23 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes No

Texas House District 23 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Jeff Antonelli (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

Texas House District 23

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 24 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No

Texas House District 24 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Brian J. Rogers (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support I believe marijuana should be legalized/decriminalized federally. For now, states that do it should be left Comments alone.

Texas House District 24 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Dick Illyes (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 25 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Patrick Henry (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments The state should pressure the federal government to de-schedule marijuana.

Texas House District 25

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 25 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Oppose Support

Comments No additional comments.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 26 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights L. "Sarah" Demerchant (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support We must take the criminalization out of the possession of small amounts of marijuana. I truly believe we Comments should try to legalize marijuana especially for medical purposes.

Texas House District 26

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 26 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 27 Ron Reynolds (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Author) Yes (Co-author) Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 27

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 27 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Tom Virippan (R) Legalize Adult Use https://www.facebook.com/Tom4HD27 Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 28 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Elizabeth Markowitz (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

Texas House District 28

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 28 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 29 Ed Thompson (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No

Texas House District 29 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Travis Boldt (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support I further support efforts to expunge criminal records for anyone convicted of a 1st time non-violent drug Comments related offence.

Texas House District 29

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 30 Geanie W. Morrison (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes

Texas House District 30

There is no Democratic candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 30

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 31 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes (Author) Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 31

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 31 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Marian Knowlton (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 32 Todd Hunter (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 32 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Eric Holguin (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments I am in full support of legalization of marijuana from medical and recreational use.

Texas House District 32

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 33 Justin Holland (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No

Texas House District 33 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Andy Rose (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments I support the full legalization of marijuana for both medicinal and recreational use.

Texas House District 33

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 34 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes (Co-author) Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 34

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 34 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights James Hernandez (R) Legalize Adult Use https://www.facebook.com/james.hernandez.908 Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 35 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes

Texas HouseDistrict 35

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 35

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 36 Sergio Munoz Jr (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes

Texas HouseDistrict 36

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 36

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 37 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Author) Yes (Author) Yes (Co-author)

Texas HouseDistrict 37

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 37

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 38 Eddie Lucio III (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Author) Absent Yes

Texas HouseDistrict 38

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 38

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 39 Armando "Mando" Martinez (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas HouseDistrict 39

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 39

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 40 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas HouseDistrict 40

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 40

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 41 Bobby Guerra (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes

Texas House District 41

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 41 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights John (Doc) Robert Guerra (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 42 Richard Pena Raymond (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes

Texas HouseDistrict 42

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 42

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 43 J.M. Lozano (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes

Texas House District 43

There is no Democratic candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 43

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 44 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes No

Texas House District 44 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Robert Bohmfalk (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support People should not be fired if they are tested positive for marijuana. What they do on their own time should Comments not be determined by their job. Driving while under the influence of marijuana should still be illegal with same fines and punishment as DUI.

Texas House District 44 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Julian Mardock (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support I believe, as does my party, that marijuana should be legal for adults. Period. I would support any of these Comments incremental steps.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 45 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Author) Yes (Co-author) Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 45

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 45 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Carrie Isaac (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Oppose Support The taxing and regulating of another product will only lead to bigger government. I believe our state Comments government has enough of our money and needs to stay out of our lives as much as possible.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 46 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas HouseDistrict 46

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 46

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 47 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 47 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Michael Clark (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Oppose ? Support For my opposition statements: I don’t believe anyone should be fined for owning a plant so I would take it a step further and legalize marijuana (recreational or medical). Comments

I don’t believe the amount of marijuana should be at issue either.

Texas House District 47 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Justin Berry (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 48 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 48

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 48 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Bill Strieber (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 49 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 49 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Kenneth Moore (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments Do it if you want to. Don't if you don't. Treat addiction as a medical issue, not as a criminal issue.

Texas House District 49 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Charles Allan Meyer (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 50 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 50

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 50 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Larry Delarose (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support The use of marijuana should be controlled but clearly areas where use is for Comments medicinal purposes or for recreational use in small amounts should be allowed under guidelines set by state law.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 51 Eddie Rodriguez (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes (Co-sponsor) Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 51

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 51 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Robert Reynolds (R) Legalize Adult Use No contact info available. Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 52 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments I support full legalization of marijuana! Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 52

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 52 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Lucio Valdez (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 53 Andrew S. Murr (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) No Yes No

Texas House District 53 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Joe P. Herrera (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support I think Marijuana should be legal in Texas and that we find a way to use the taxes generated by purchases, Comments to fund our public schools, and increase funding for mental health care services for under served communities.

Texas House District 53

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 54 Brad Buckley (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Oppose Support I’m concerned about data that shows 12-17 yr olds use more marijuana in states that legalize it for adults. Comments This combined with the lack of understanding on how certain cannabinoids impact the developing brain concerns me. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No

Texas House District 54 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Likeithia "Keke" Williams (D) Legalize Adult Use No contact info available. Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Texas House District 54

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 55 Hugh D. Shine (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No

Texas House District 55

There is no Democratic candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 55

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 56 Charles "Doc" Anderson. (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights (Incumbent) Legalize Adult Use [email protected], Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No

Texas House District 56 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Katherine Turner-Pearson (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Texas House District 56

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 57 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No

Texas House District 57 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Jason Rogers (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Texas House District 57

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 58 Dewayne Burns (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No

Texas House District 58 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Cindy Rocha (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Texas House District 58

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 59 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Texas House District 59

There is no Democratic candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 59

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 60 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Glenn Rogers (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Texas House District 60

There is no Democratic candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 60

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 61 Phil King (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No

Texas House District 61 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Christopher Cox (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments Marijuana should be handled the same as alcohol.

Texas House District 61 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Joe Stephenson (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 62 Reggie Smith (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No

Texas House District 62 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Gary D. Thomas (D) Legalize Adult Use https://www.thomasfortexashouse.com/ Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Texas House District 62

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 63 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes

Texas House District 63 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Leslie Peeler (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Texas House District 63

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 64 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No

Texas House District 64 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Angela Brewer (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

Texas House District 64

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 65 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support It’s past time for the state of Texas to fully legalize medical and recreational use and sales of Cannabis. In Comments addition, through reform we must clear the criminal legal records of individuals with low level cannabis related charges. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 65

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 65 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Kronda Thimesch (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 66 Matt Shaheen (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes No

Texas House District 66 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Sharon Hirsch (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

Texas House District 66 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Shawn Jones (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support I believe cannabis is a natural part of this world any and all humans have the right to use it for whatever Comments purpose they see fit. I do not believe it should be taxed and should be grown from home if the individual desires.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 67 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes

Texas House District 67 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Lorenzo Sanchez (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support As Texans, we should be allowed to legalize and tax marijuana. By taxing recreational marijuana, our Comments revenue would be enormous. We need to expunge records of those with small marijuana convictions so they can re-enter the workforce.

Texas House District 67

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 68 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes (Co-author) Yes

Texas House District 68 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Patsy Ledbetter (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Texas House District 68

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 69 James B. Frank (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes

Texas House District 69

There is no Democratic candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 69

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 70 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No

Texas House District 70 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Angie Bado (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

Texas House District 70

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 71 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes (Co-author) Yes

Texas House District 71 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Samuel Hatton (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Texas House District 71

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 72 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes

Texas House District 72

There is no Democratic candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 72

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 73 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 73 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Stephanie Phillips (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

Texas House District 73

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 74 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Jr (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

Texas House District 74

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 74 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Ruben Falcon (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 75 Mary E. Gonzalez (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 75

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 75

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 76 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Texas House District 76

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 76

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 77 Evelina (Lina) Ortega (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 77

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 77

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

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Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 78 Joe Moody (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Author)

Texas House District 78

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 78 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Jeffrey Lane (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 79 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes (Co-author) Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 79

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 79

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 80 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes (Author) Yes

Texas House District 80

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 80

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 81 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes

Texas House District 81

There is no Democratic candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 81

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 82 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) No Yes No

Texas House District 82

There is no Democratic candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 82

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 83 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) No Yes (Co-sponsor) No

Texas House District 83 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Addison Perry-Franks (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support Legalized marijuana will bring revenue to the counties and state, by implementing a state tax on marijuana.Decriminalization and eventual legalization will reduce overcrowding and keep many Comments otherwise law-abiding young people from being imprisoned.

Texas House District 83

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 84 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes No

Texas House District 84 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights John Gibson (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Oppose Support

Comments No additional comments.

Texas House District 84

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 85 Phil Stephenson (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes

Texas House District 85 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Joey Cardenas III (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

Texas House District 85 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Michael Miller (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments I support changing state law to be even less restrictive than stated here.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 86 John Smithee (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) No Yes No

Texas House District 86

There is no Democratic candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 86

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 87 Walter Price (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No

Texas House District 87

There is no Democratic candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 87

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 88 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No

Texas House District 88

There is no Democratic candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 88

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 89 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) No Yes No

Texas House District 89 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Sugar Ray Ash (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments I support the expunging of criminal records for all minor drug offenses.

Texas House District 89 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Ed Kless (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support I favor the repeal of ALL state based prohibitions on ALL substances. Addiction is a health issue, not a Comments criminal one.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 90 Ramon Romero (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 90

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 90 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Elva Camacho (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Oppose Support

Comments I see positive breakthroughs by medical/medicinal practices of cannabis.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 91 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Author) Yes Present, Not Voting

Texas House District 91 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Jeromey Sims (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support Texas is missing many opportunities by not legalizing marijuana: millions in tax revenue, the ability to Comments find new treatments for diseases, and access to cheaper, natural medicines with fewer side effects than pharmaceuticals.

Texas House District 91

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 92 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Jeff Whitfield (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Texas House District 92 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Chris Hibbard (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Texas House District 92 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Jeff Cason (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Oppose Support

Comments No additional comments.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 93 Matt Krause (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes

Texas House District 93 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Lydia Bean (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Texas House District 93

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas Marijuana Policy Voter Guide 2020 General Election – Texas Legislature Texas House District 94 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes

Texas House District 94 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Alisa Simmons (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

Texas House District 94 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Jessica Pallett (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 95 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Joint Author)

Texas House District 95

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 95

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 96 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Joe Drago (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

Texas House District 96 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Nelson Range (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support Use of marijuana has historically been mis-characterized as an indicator of moral worth. Legal statutes Comments have exploited this perception. Prohibiting nonviolent personal action does little more than financially benefiting the incarcerating organization

Texas House District 96 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights David Cook (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 97 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes

Texas House District 97 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Elizabeth Beck (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Texas House District 97 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Rodney Wingo (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments Should be totally legal with no tax

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 98 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes No

Texas House District 98 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Debra Edmondson (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support THC, the active ingredient in marijuana, is believed to help alleviate many medical conditions. I will fight Comments to allow Texans to choose this option as a part of their treatment and ensure there are no criminal penalties for those who do.

Texas House District 98

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 99 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 99

There is no Democratic candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 99

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 100 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Jasmine Felicia Crockett (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support I support full legalization and decriminalization of marijuana. If you google my name and marijuana, you Comments will see that I have been a marijuana advocate prior to becoming a candidate for office.

Texas House District 100

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 100

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 101 Chris Turner (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 101

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 101

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 102 Ana-Maria Ramos (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 102

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 102 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Linda Koop (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 103 Rafael M. Anchia (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Joint Author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 103

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 103 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Jerry Fortenberry II (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 104 Jessica Gonzalez (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 104

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 104

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 105 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support In the last legislative session, I filed a bill to change from "marihuana" where ever it exists in state statutes Comments to "cannabis" to remove any negative connotations. The House voted for decriminalization and compassionate use. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes

Texas House District 105 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Brett Bolton (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support Beyond these limited questions, I support removal of all marijuana laws for adults, the end to the war on Comments drugs, and the end to crimes without a victim.

Texas House District 105 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Gerson Hernandez (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 106 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes

Texas House District 106 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Jennifer Skidonenko (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support Marijuana is less harmful than cigarettes, alcohol, and most pharmaceuticals on the market today. We Comments could ease pain, increase revenue, and bring some criminal justice reform to TX in one fell swoop with responsible marijuana legislation.

Texas House District 106

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 107 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support I believe that states should work with the federal government to legalize cannabis for medical and adult Comments use. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 107

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 107 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Samuel Smith (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 108 Morgan Meyer (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes

Texas House District 108 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Joanna Cattanach (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Texas House District 108 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Ed Rankin (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 109 Carl O. Sherman Sr (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy carl.sherman [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 109

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 109 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Dr. Eugene Allen (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments I believe in choice

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 110 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes

Texas House District 110

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 110

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 111 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 111

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 111

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 112 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 112 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Brandy K. Chambers (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Oppose Support Support I oppose making it a fine because I fully support complete legalization of marijuana. I don't want it to be a Comments crime or a civil offense.

Texas House District 112 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Shane Newsom (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Oppose Support Support I believe marijuana should be regulated and some standers on how its sold. It should not be limited like Comments alcohol. You should be allowed to buy it anytime of day. Like you do cigarettes.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 113 Rhetta Andrews Bowers (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes

Texas House District 113

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 113 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Will Douglas (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 114 John Turner (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes

Texas House District 114

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 114 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Luisa Del Rosal (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 115 Julie Johnson (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 115

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 115 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Karyn Brownlee (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 116 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes

Texas House District 116

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 116 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Robert Litoff (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Oppose Support Whatever a person's party affiliation, he or she can vote in the Republican primary and get Republican Comments candidate who is more willing to reconsider marijuana laws.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 117 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 117 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Tony Quinones (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Texas House District 117 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Carlos Antonio Raymond (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Oppose Support Support "...less than one ounce of marijuana can be arrested and given a criminal record, and they face up to six Comments months in jail and a fine of up to $2,000.00" I OPPOSED (THE DR. AND FAMILY SHOULD DECIDE)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 118 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 118 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Eric Velasquez (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments I think Marijuana should be completely legal and fine free.

Texas House District 118 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Adam Salyer (R) Legalize Adult Use https://adamsalyerforstaterep.com/ Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 119 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Elizabeth "Liz" Campos (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Texas House District 119 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Arthur Thomas (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments Decriminalize it and end the war on drugs. These are health issues, not criminal ones.

Texas House District 119 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights George B. Garza (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 120 Barbara Gervin-Hawkins (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 120 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Shawn Huckabay (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support I provisionally support some of the above but many of them make too many concessions to the Comments government. I'd go further in many cases, and would oppose additional taxation.

Texas House District 120 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Ronald Payne (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support I subscribe to the Libertarian Philosophy of Personal Sovereignty to consume intoxicating substances and a Comments Conservative Ideology that provides 100% responsibility/liability for criminality committed while under voluntary intoxication.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 121 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No

Texas House District 121 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Celina Montoya (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support I chaired Training & Education at the Junior League of San Antonio in 2015 when I welcomed Ms. Fazio Comments (Marijuana Policy Project) & Dr. Keesha Middlemass (Trinity) to an education panel. I continue to be committed to education and progressive policies.

Texas House District 121

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 122 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Joint Author) Yes (Co-sponsor) Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 122 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Claire Barnett (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support Marijuana policy reform is an essential component of fixing our broken criminal justice system and Comments beginning to address the horrifying racial inequities in that system.

Texas House District 122

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 123 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 123

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 123

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 124 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 124

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 124

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 125 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 125 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Tony Valdivia (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Texas House District 125

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 126 E. (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes No

Texas House District 126 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Natali Hurtado (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

Texas House District 126

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 127 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes

Texas House District 127

There is no Democratic candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 127 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Neko Antoniou (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 128 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 128 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Mary E. Williams (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support Texas can function medical marijuana programs that brings patients suffering from debilitating Comments conditions a safe and legal access to marijuana. We already provide patients marijuana in some of the medicine that is prescribed.

Texas House District 128

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 129 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) No Yes No

Texas House District 129 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Kayla Alix (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support I am a spouse and advocate for disabled Veterans. I see the affects of PTSD and TBI daily. I've also seen the Comments positive effects marijuana has made during medical case studies. I believe marijuana can positively impact change medically.

Texas House District 129

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 130 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Joint Author) Yes No

Texas House District 130 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Bryan J Henry (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Texas House District 130

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 131 Alma A. Allen (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Author)

Texas House District 131

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 131

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 132 Gina Calanni (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 132

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 132 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Mike Schofield (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 133 Jim Murphy (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes

Texas House District 133 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Sandra G Moore (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support Please check out www.sandragmoorefordistrict133.com. You will find on the FB segment my unmitigated Comments support for legalization possession of up to 2 oz of marijuana and decriminalization of possession of 2.1 to 4 oz possession of same.

Texas House District 133 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights James Harren (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 134 Sarah Davis (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes

Texas House District 134 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support I support comprehensive marijuana reform, including regulation of manufacture and usage. My Comments experience in the criminal justice system suggest this is a complicated issue and requires thoughtful deliberation and policy reform.

Texas House District 134

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 135 Jon E. Rosenthal (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 135 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Paul Bilyeu (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support The questions didn't all provide an option for my actual position. There should be no laws restricting the Comments use, sale or distribution of marijuana in Texas. I would vote to make it legal across the board.

Texas House District 135 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Justin Ray (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 136 John H. Bucy III (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 136 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Brian Elliott (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support I believe that a person has the right to ingest whatever they wish, and that victimless possession of a plant Comments should never result in the deprivation of liberty. I support the full legalization of marijuana in the state of Texas.

Texas House District 136 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Mike Guevara (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 137 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 137 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Lee Sharp (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Oppose Support Support I support decriminalization, and have concerns about regulated medical use. Specifically about those Comments people losing rights if they take advantage of it. A cancer patient with chronic pain should not lose the right to defend themselves.

Texas House District 137

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 138 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Akilah Bacy (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

Texas House District 138

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 138 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 139 Jarvis D. Johnson (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Author)

Texas House District 139 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Richard "Grizzle" Trojacek (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Texas House District 139

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 140 Armando Lucio Walle (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes

Texas House District 140

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 140

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 141 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support During the 86th Session, as Chair of the House Public Health Committee, I joint-authored House Bill (HB) Comments 1365 by Rep. Lucio III. The Public Health Committee voted out HB 4097 by Rep. Blanco, HB 1365 by Rep. Lucio III, and HB 3703 by Rep. Klick. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Joint Author) Yes Yes (Author)

Texas House District 141

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 141

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 142 Harold V. Dutton Jr (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support I was the first to sponsor a bill to make possession of two ounces or less of marijuana a class C Comments misdemeanor. I have continued to sponsor such bill since 2013. I will continue my efforts. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Author)

Texas House District 142

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 142 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Jason Rowe (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 143 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 143

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 143

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 144 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Absent Yes

Texas House District 144

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 144 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Tony Salas (R) Legalize Adult Use https://www.facebook.com/TonySalasforTexas Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 145 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support Harris County has led Texas on marijuana reforms and is proving that the impact is positive for Comments communities and individual. This is especially true for communities of color and low-economic status. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes Yes (Co-author)

Texas House District 145 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Richard Howell (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

Texas House District 145 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Martha Elena Fierro (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 146 Shawn Nicole Thierry (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Author) Yes Yes

Texas House District 146 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights J. J. Campbell (L) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support We need to end the war on drugs. We need to allow all adults to manage their own bodies as long as they Comments are not harming others.

Texas House District 146

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 147 Garnet F. Coleman (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses Support Support Support Support I have supported medical marijuana since 2007 when I joint authored HB 1534 by Rep. Naishtat. In 2015 I Comments was a joint sponsor of SB 339 by Sen. Eltife to create TCUP. Last session I joint authored HB 3703 by Rep. Klick that expanded TCUP. Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Joint Author) Yes Yes

Texas House District 147

There is no Republican candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 147

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 148 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments Thank you.

Texas House District 148

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 148 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Luis La Rotta (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support I've long been a supporter for cannabis. I've testified as a member of the Republican Liberty Caucus, Comments Republicans Against Marijuana Prohibition, Texas Cannabis Coalition and on behalf of the families who have been afflicted by criminal justice.

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 149 (D) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes Yes Yes

Texas House District 149

There is no Libertarian candidate running in this race.

Texas House District 149 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Lily Truong (R) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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Texas House District 150 (R) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use (Incumbent) Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy [email protected] Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.) Expand Legalize Hemp Penalty Reduction for Possession Voting Record Compassionate Use (Incumbents Only) Yes (Co-author) Yes No

Texas House District 150 Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Michael Robert Walsh (D) Legalize Adult Use [email protected] Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses Support Support Support Support

Comments No additional comments.

Texas House District 150 Jesse Herrera (L) Expand Reduce Penalties for Support States’ Rights Legalize Adult Use Compassionate Use Possession on Marijuana Policy Survey Responses ? ? ? ?

Comments (This candidate did not respond to our survey.)

Early Voting: October 13-30, 2020 Election Day: November 3, 2020

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