TX-33 Republican nominee?
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MAY 27, 2026Primary Election
Party selects its nominee.
Overview
Current roleCredit specialist (MacroScoring)
PartyIndependent
Political ideologyConservative Republican
GenderFemale
LocationTexas
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BackgroundCredit specialist (MacroScoring)
EducationUniversity of Phoenix — Bachelor's (Accounting) (2021)
Notable personal detailsPayton Karley Jackson is a political candidate in Texas who has run as an Independent for U.S. House (TX-33) and is listed as a candidate for the 2026 Texas primary for Texas’s 33rd Congressional District. She has described her background as being born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana and moving to Texas at age 10 after Hurricane Katrina. She has stated she earned a Bachelor of Science in Accounting and has worked as a credit specialist while also being involved in real estate investing.
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Positions
Economy & Taxes
Advocates sharply reducing or eliminating taxes and prioritizes tax-cut legislation. Campaign branding is centered on an anti-tax message and the campaign website lists a dedicated Tax Bill and ‘Taxes’ among its bills to support. The campaign materials emphasize no new taxation as a core economic priority.
Healthcare
Supports market-based healthcare reforms that expand use of health savings accounts, increase price transparency, and encourage direct primary care models. No support for single-payer or Medicare-for-All is indicated on the campaign site. Policies emphasize consumer-driven alternatives rather than expanded government insurance programs.
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Immigration & Border
The candidate emphasizes stricter immigration enforcement and frames mass illegal immigration as a local community and jobs problem; she has supported cooperation with ICE and described a “border crisis” that affects Black jobs, neighborhoods, and public safety. Her public posts and campaign materials highlight concern about the effects of immigration on local employment and community resources.
News
Payton Jackson is in the news in connection with Texas primary elections being held to choose candidates for the November general election. The coverage highlights the broader primary landscape, including competitive races and the possibility of runoffs, but it does not provide specific details about Jackson’s own race or results.
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