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State Representative, 92nd District

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2 years
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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.

Tarrant County: part of Arlington, Bedford, Euless, Fort Worth, Grand Prairie and Hurst.

Photo of JP Woodruff
JP WoodruffCampaign photo — Ballotpedia

JP Woodruff

Republican

Oil and gas executive

The gist

  • Supports cutting and possibly eliminating homeowners' property taxes.
  • Supports job training for young people.
  • Supports responsible development of artificial intelligence.
  • Supports work visa policies that weigh effects on U.S. workers.
  • Supports accurate, lawful election administration.
More about JP
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  1. Supports cutting and possibly eliminating homeowners' property taxes.

    JP Woodruff for Texas House District 92

    Campaign website · woodruff4texas.org

    “with the long-term goal of reducing or eliminating it if possible”
  2. Supports job training for young people.

    JP Woodruff for Texas House District 92

    Campaign website · woodruff4texas.org

    “Helping young people gain the education, training, and job skills needed to build successful careers.”
  3. Supports responsible development of artificial intelligence.

    JP Woodruff for Texas House District 92

    Campaign website · woodruff4texas.org

    “Encouraging responsible AI development”
  4. Supports work visa policies that weigh effects on U.S. workers.

    JP Woodruff for Texas House District 92

    Campaign website · woodruff4texas.org

    “Supporting employment visa policies that address workforce needs while following immigration laws”
  5. Supports accurate, lawful election administration.

    JP Woodruff for Texas House District 92

    Campaign website · woodruff4texas.org

    “Supporting accurate and reliable election systems administered according to state, federal and Constitutional law.”
Photo of Salman Bhojani
Salman BhojaniOfficial portrait — Texas House of Representatives

Salman Bhojani

DemocraticIncumbent

State representative; attorney

The gist

  • Supports expanding Medicaid.
  • Supports tying per-student funding to inflation.
  • Supports limits on AI decisions in hiring and housing.
  • Supports a one-time property tax credit for first-time homebuyers.
  • Led creation of the College for Y'all tuition relief program.
  • Supports letting clergy of any faith officiate weddings.
  • Supports stronger protections against wage theft.
More about Salman
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  1. Supports expanding Medicaid.

    Affordability — Bhojani for Texas

    Campaign website · bhojanifortexas.com

    “Expand Medicaid in Texas, keeping preventative care affordable”
  2. Supports tying per-student funding to inflation.

    Education — Bhojani for Texas

    Campaign website · bhojanifortexas.com

    “Increase per-student funding to keep pace with inflation”
  3. Supports limits on AI decisions in hiring and housing.

    Technology — Bhojani for Texas

    Campaign website · bhojanifortexas.com

    “Support clear limits on AI decision-making in hiring, housing, healthcare, and the justice system”
  4. Supports a one-time property tax credit for first-time homebuyers.

    Affordability — Bhojani for Texas

    Campaign website · bhojanifortexas.com

    “Championed a one-time property tax credit for first-time homebuyers”
  5. Led creation of the College for Y'all tuition relief program.

    Affordability — Bhojani for Texas

    Campaign website · bhojanifortexas.com

    “Established the College for Y'all program, opening tuition relief to students at community college”
  6. Supports letting clergy of any faith officiate weddings.

    Religious Freedom — Bhojani for Texas

    Campaign website · bhojanifortexas.com

    “Establish marriage parity so a leader of any faith can legally officiate a wedding”
  7. Supports stronger protections against wage theft.

    Economy — Bhojani for Texas

    Campaign website · bhojanifortexas.com

    “Push for stronger protections against wage theft and unfair labor practices”

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