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Party selects its nominee.
Current roleTeacher
PartyDemocratic
Political ideologyModerate Democrat
LocationTexas
BackgroundTeacher
EducationState University of New York — Bachelor's (Resource Management, 1995)
Notable personal detailsPeter Filler is a Democratic candidate for the U.S. House in Texas's 9th Congressional District. He has worked as a teacher and as a realtor, and has also worked as an auto insurance producer. He earned a bachelor's degree from the State University of New York and has held Texas licensure/certifications in insurance, real estate, and education.
Supports protecting women's ability to make their own health-care decisions and would appropriate federal funds for family planning and related services; describes himself as a moderate focused on bipartisan problem-solving with priorities that include addressing health care alongside cost-of-living issues.
Supports protecting the rights and due process of immigrants including citizens, green card holders, TPS recipients, and Dreamers; opposes no-bid contracting and fiscal waste used to 'seal the border'; favors proactive engagement with Mexico and Central America to address migration flows. Positions emphasize humanitarian protections and accountability while acknowledging enforcement/management concerns.
Supports protecting women’s ability to make their own health-care decisions and would appropriate federal funds for family planning and related services. Emphasizes expanding access to healthcare (including Medicaid expansion) as part of his platform.
Supports strengthening reliability and deployment of solar and wind, securing federal funding for research into biofuels and renewable energy, and championing green energy investments to move beyond fossil fuels while supporting job creation and lower energy costs.
The candidate’s campaign website and platform materials do not prominently articulate specific gun-policy proposals. A secondary aggregator/grade page characterizes him as making statements that support gun control but not prioritizing it, and local reporting describes him as a moderate focused on bipartisan problem-solving rather than emphasizing gun policy. Available public sources give mixed or limited signals on his positions on firearms regulation.
Peter Filler is being mentioned in the context of the 2026 election cycle, but the available reports do not give many specifics about his own campaign. The newer item says Texas primaries have begun and that redistricting is reshaping the race landscape. Another report says the NRCC is running Tax Day ads targeting several Democratic-held or open districts, including Texas's 9th congressional district, but it does not specifically detail Filler's race.






Aggregation source: FiftyPlusOne
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