State

State Representative, 100th District

Vote for: 1
Term: 2 years
Candidates: 2
Election: Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: A state representative votes on Texas laws and the state budget in the Texas House of Representatives.

Dallas County: part of Dallas.

Candidates Compare by issue

Jordan Scott Hoffnagle

Republican

IT infrastructure

The gist

Proposes locking property taxes to a home's purchase price.
Supports equal custody as the default for fit parents.
Supports body camera retention and banning Flock cameras.
Supports high school credit for work in skilled trades.
Proposes capping traffic fines at 5% of weekly pay.
Supports data centers supplying their own power and water.

More about Jordan

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Proposes locking property taxes to a home's purchase price.
Issues | Jordan Hoffnagle for Texas House District 100
Campaign website · hoffnaglefortexas.org
“Property tax locked to the purchase price for as long as you own the home”
Supports equal custody as the default for fit parents.
Issues | Jordan Hoffnagle for Texas House District 100
Campaign website · hoffnaglefortexas.org
“Equal custody as the starting point, not a prize one parent has to win”
Supports body camera retention and banning Flock cameras.
Jordan Hoffnagle for Texas House District 100
Campaign website · hoffnaglefortexas.org
“One year of mandatory body camera retention … a ban on Flock cameras and warrantless mass tracking”
Supports high school credit for work in skilled trades.
Jordan Hoffnagle for Texas House District 100
Campaign website · hoffnaglefortexas.org
“Give juniors and seniors credit for real work”
Proposes capping traffic fines at 5% of weekly pay.
Issues | Jordan Hoffnagle for Texas House District 100
Campaign website · hoffnaglefortexas.org
“Cap traffic fines at 5% of a week's take-home pay”
Supports data centers supplying their own power and water.
Jordan Hoffnagle for Texas House District 100
Campaign website · hoffnaglefortexas.org
“in designated corridors, generating their own power and sourcing their own water”

Venton Jones

DemocraticIncumbent

State representative; nonprofit CEO

The gist

Supports expanding Medicaid.
Supports restoring abortion access.
Supports fully funding pre-K and raising teacher pay.
Supports protecting seniors from displacement and rising taxes.
Opposed anti-DEI measures at public colleges.
Authored a bill on inmates' good conduct time and parole.In office

In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.

More about Venton

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Supports expanding Medicaid.
Platform | Venton Jones for Texas House District 100
Campaign website · ventonfor100.com
“I'm committed to ensuring that we expand Medicaid across the state”
Bills authored by Rep. Venton Jones, 89th Legislature, Regular Session (2025)
Government record · Texas Legislature Online · capitol.texas.gov
“the expansion of eligibility for Medicaid to certain individuals under the federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act”
Supports restoring abortion access.
Platform | Venton Jones for Texas House District 100
Campaign website · ventonfor100.com
“restore abortion access and funding for reproductive healthcare”
Supports fully funding pre-K and raising teacher pay.
Platform | Venton Jones for Texas House District 100
Campaign website · ventonfor100.com
“fully funding Pre-K programs and increasing teacher pay”
Supports protecting seniors from displacement and rising taxes.
Platform | Venton Jones for Texas House District 100
Campaign website · ventonfor100.com
“We must protect them from displacement through gentrification, increased property taxes, and rising prescription drug costs.”
Opposed anti-DEI measures at public colleges.
Platform | Venton Jones for Texas House District 100
Campaign website · ventonfor100.com
“to oppose anti-DEI efforts that sought to whitewash our college campuses”
Authored a bill on inmates' good conduct time and parole.
Bills authored by Rep. Venton Jones, 89th Legislature, Regular Session (2025)
Government record · Texas Legislature Online · capitol.texas.gov
“the award of good conduct time to certain inmates; changing parole eligibility”

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