Stand With John Lira for TX-35

My Fellow Texans,

I’m launching my campaign for Congress in Texas’s new 35th District because our communities deserve a representative who will stand up for working families, tackle the rising cost of living, and deliver real results here at home.

I bring with me the same spirit that guided me from the battlefields of Iraq to the halls of government — service, grit, and a commitment to fight for Texans.

But I cannot do this alone.

This new district gives us a real chance to flip the script in Texas — if we build a people-powered campaign from day one. To compete with entrenched interests and well-funded opponents, we must prove right now that this campaign is powered by Texans.

Your early donation — whether $10, $35, or $100 — isn’t just a contribution. It helps launch a campaign committed to showing up, listening, and fighting for every Texan in this district. Grassroots support fuels our momentum, demonstrates our strength, and shows we’re ready to take this fight to Washington.

Let’s show them we’re ready!

Will you chip in today?

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