John Bryant

On the November 2026 ballot

Running for State Representative · District 114 · Democratic

The 30-second read · every claim links to its source

636 roll-call votes on record - 520 yes, 108 no; these state roll calls carry no party-by-party tally. state roll calls
2 personal financial disclosures on file (Form 1) covering 2023–2024 - the originals are one click away. state disclosure filings
Serves as State Representative, District 114 (Texas) since Jan 2023. github.com ↗

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The record

official roll calls · every vote links to the bill

636

Roll-call votes on record.

636 votes · 520 yes · 108 no · 7 absent · 1 not voting. These roll calls don’t record a party-by-party tally, so there’s no party-alignment rate to show - the votes themselves are below. official roll calls · Sep 3, 2025

Votes by topic: top topics first, the rest behind filters

Occupational Regulation9 votes · yes on 7, no on 2

Special Districts8 votes · yes on 8, no on 0

Elections7 votes · yes on 3, no on 4

Public Notice6 votes · yes on 5, no on 1

County Government--General (I0096)6 votes · yes on 6, no on 0

One vote can touch several topics.

LATEST: YESRelating to measures to prevent and reduce fraudulent charitable solicitations and theft during declared disasters, including establishing a designation program for disaster relief nonprofit organizations and financial institutions; creating a criminal offense; increasing a criminal penalty.HB 20 · Sep 3, 2025

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Personal finances

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Annual financial disclosures · official filings

2 filings on record

Form 1 · 2023–2024

Form 1 is Florida’s shorter disclosure - income sources, property, and business interests, without a net-worth figure.

Form 12024 ↗2023 ↗

Filed as John Gordon Bryant III - Employees - matched to John Bryant by name; the original names the filer.

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Political placement

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Left–right estimates (academic)

DIME CFscore · donorsLiberal

More liberal than 66% of 2022 Texas House candidates

Details

Score−0.53 on a −2.5 to +2.5 scale

BasisFrom campaign donors

Party median0.21 more conservative than the Democratic median in this group (−0.74)

Compared with549 members of 2022 Texas House candidates

Covers1982–2022

● This person Democrats (139) Republicans (188) Independents (222)Thick bar: middle half · thin line: middle 80%

Bonica, Adam. 2024. Database on Ideology, Money in Politics, and Elections: Public version 4.0. Stanford University Libraries. https://data.stanford.edu/dime DIME CFscore ↗

About these scores

These are third-party academic estimates of one left–right dimension, computed by researchers from roll-call votes or campaign donors. They are not Poliscope’s judgment. Each source uses its own scale, so compare people within a source rather than across sources.

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In their words

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Why they’re running · in their own words

“I’m running again because the threat to our democracy now requires everyone to get off the sidelines and join the fight in the way they can be most effective.”

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Platform positions · verbatim where quoted

Energy Grid and Winterizationverbatim · tap to open

“I will sponsor a bill to make energy companies that made an $11 billion windfall during the freeze pay for winterizing their plants and require our state to join the national electric grid so we will never have another power outage.”

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Energy Grid and Winterizationverbatim · tap to open

“I will sponsor a bill to make energy companies that made an $11 billion windfall during the freeze pay for winterizing their plants and require our state to join the national electric grid so we will never have another power outage.”

He proposes legislation to force energy companies that profited during the winter freeze to pay for plant winterization and advocates for connecting Texas to the national electric grid.

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Gun Controltap to open

He criticizes the state's elimination of restrictions on carrying guns.

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Abortion Accesstap to open

He criticizes the elimination of a woman's right to choose, specifically noting the lack of exceptions for rape or incest.

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Voting Rightstap to open

He opposes recent Republican-led efforts to make voting more difficult and dangerous.

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Property Taxestap to open

He argues that property taxes on homes are high because major commercial properties are not paying their fair share.