Finish the border wall
Ken Paxton says he will help President Trump complete the border wall, secure the border, and deport the criminal illegal aliens he says the Biden administration let into the country.
Texas · U.S. Senate · Election Day, November 3, 2026
Ken Paxton is the Republican nominee for U.S. Senate in Texas. He won the May 2026 runoff and now faces Democrat James Talarico. Supporters are backing him with their time, their votes, and their dollars.
Ken Paxton has served as Texas Attorney General since 2015. Before that he served in the Texas House of Representatives and then the Texas Senate.
In November 2025 he formally entered the race for U.S. Senate, challenging incumbent Sen. John Cornyn in the Republican primary. In the May 2026 runoff he defeated Cornyn and became the party’s nominee for the November general election.
Supporters describe him as a conservative who takes on federal overreach and the political establishment. Critics point to his legal and ethical controversies, including his 2023 impeachment and acquittal. Voters are encouraged to read both sides and decide for themselves.
Ken Paxton says he will help President Trump complete the border wall, secure the border, and deport the criminal illegal aliens he says the Biden administration let into the country.
As Attorney General, Paxton has sued the Biden administration more than 100 times over open-border policies, government overreach, and what his campaign calls a radical agenda.
His campaign pledges to defend Texans’ gun rights against attacks on constitutional freedoms from Democrats and, in his words, from fellow Republicans.
In endorsing Paxton, President Trump said he would fight to cut taxes and regulations and support Texas’ oil and gas industry.
Paxton has aligned his campaign with President Trump’s agenda. The President has praised his support for ending the filibuster and passing the SAVE America Act.
Paxton has defended Texas abortion restrictions and religious-freedom claims as Attorney General, and opposes abortion rights.
Based on Ken Paxton’s campaign website (KenPaxton.com) and reporting by The Texas Tribune, Breitbart, and Texas Scorecard.
This campaign is built on the belief that Texans should govern Texas: that government works best when it is close to the people, that the Constitution means what it says, and that every family deserves safe streets and an open road to opportunity.
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