Jenny Garvia Sharon
TX-10 Republican nominee?
$23.8K
MAR 10, 2026Primary Election
Party selects its nominee.
Overview
Current rolepolitical candidate
PartyRepublican
Political ideologyConservative Republican
GenderFemale
LocationTexas
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Backgroundpolitical candidate
Notable personal detailsJenny Garcia Sharon is a Republican candidate who has run for the U.S. House in Texas, including candidacies in TX-37 and TX-10. She has filed with the FEC as a candidate for Texas’s 10th Congressional District. Her campaign messaging emphasizes conservative positions and describes her as Texas-born and of Mexican descent.
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Positions
Economy & Taxes
The candidate opposes increased federal government control and expansion of federal programs and emphasizes free-market solutions to reduce costs and promote efficiency. Her campaign platform frames policy around conservative, limited-government economic principles rather than advocating new taxes or expanded federal spending programs.
Healthcare
The candidate opposes expanding federal government control over the healthcare system and pledges to fight legislation that would give the federal government more power over healthcare. The campaign frames this as part of a broader opposition to socialism and expanded federal authority.
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Immigration & Border
Supports legal immigration but emphasizes stronger border enforcement and infrastructure; backs construction of a wall on the southern border, opposes granting voting rights to undocumented immigrants, and pledges to fully support border agents and enforcement of immigration laws.
Abortion & Reproductive Rights
Supports the right to life from conception to birth and identifies as pro-life, indicating opposition to legal abortion.
Public Safety & Guns
Opposes gun-control legislation and affirms strong support for the Second Amendment and individuals’ right to keep and bear arms. Receives high pro-gun ratings from major gun-rights groups.
News
Jenny Garvia Sharon is being mentioned in coverage about the widening redistricting fight ahead of the 2026 midterms. Recent reports say Republican-led map changes and court rulings are making more House districts lean Republican and reducing the number of competitive races. The overall picture is that the path to a House majority is becoming harder for Democrats as the map keeps shifting.
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Fundraising
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Source: FEC
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