Ken Paxton

Paxton says he supports lowering healthcare costs through market-based reforms, including price transparency, lower drug prices, and reduced premiums. His campaign frames his approach as reforming Obamacare rather than expanding government coverage.

Paxton is strongly anti-abortion and says he will defend the unborn and oppose what he calls pro-abortion policies. As Texas attorney general, he has also backed Texas abortion restrictions and related litigation.

Paxton says he is a fiscal conservative who would cut taxes, reduce regulations, and oppose what he calls wasteful federal spending. His campaign also says he would support President Trump's economic agenda, including efforts to boost manufacturing and lower costs.

Paxton says he opposes what he calls woke indoctrination in classrooms and supports parental rights, traditional values, and restrictions on transgender policies in schools. His campaign also links education policy to opposition to DEI-style programs and progressive school policies.

Paxton's campaign emphasizes expanding American energy production and rolling back regulations it says hurt Texas energy companies. The campaign page frames energy policy around opposing Biden-era restrictions and supporting Texas oil and gas interests rather than a detailed climate agenda.

Paxton's campaign says he supports crypto innovation and a pro-growth regulatory framework for digital assets. Beyond that, the public materials reviewed emphasize restricting foreign-linked technology and protecting critical infrastructure rather than a broader AI agenda.

Paxton supports aggressive immigration enforcement, including finishing the border wall, deporting undocumented immigrants, and opposing sanctuary-city policies. His campaign says he would continue the border-focused legal and policy fights he pursued as Texas attorney general.

Paxton says he supports an America First foreign policy that prioritizes U.S. interests, peace through strength, and border security. His campaign also emphasizes opposition to sending what it calls blank checks abroad.

Paxton says he will protect Second Amendment rights and opposes what his campaign describes as attacks on gun rights from Democrats and some Republicans. He has also received support from gun-rights groups, including Gun Owners of America.

Paxton has not published a detailed social-justice platform on his campaign site. His public messaging instead emphasizes opposition to progressive policies, including transgender policies in schools and what he calls woke indoctrination.

Paxton says he has fought for election integrity and supports stricter voter rules, including documentary proof of citizenship and photo ID requirements. His campaign presents election integrity as a central issue in his Senate bid.

Paxton says he will push back on local policies he believes conflict with state law or border enforcement priorities, including Houston's ordinance limiting coordination between city police and ICE. His campaign frames this as part of a broader fight against local resistance to state and federal immigration enforcement.