Pat Dixon
Pat Dixon, Libertarian, is on the November 3 ballot for Governor.
- Running for
- Governor
- Party
- Libertarian
- On the ballot
- On the state list: 2026 ballot certification
From official pages
Pat Dixon, Libertarian, is certified for governor. The Ethics Commission list shows Patrick J. Dixon with a treasurer appointment dated October 14, 2025, for governor, and no office held. No official biography was found, so this note stops there.
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- Campaign websitepatdixon.org
- YouTubepdpatjdixon
- X@PatDixon_org
- X@patjdixon
- Facebookpatrick.dixon.50
- FacebookFacebook page
- LinkedIndixonpatrick
- Instagram@patdixon_org
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Pat Dixon is the Libertarian nominee and owns Dixon Process Automation Services Inc. in Lago Vista, according to The Texas Tribune.1 He served two terms on the Lago Vista city council and spent 10 years as chair of the Libertarian Party of Texas, the Tribune reports.1
According to the Tribune, Dixon opposes tax incentive programs, including for data centers, and wants to cut government spending and lower the state's sales tax.1 He supports a "statewide scholarship" in which every child would get the same amount of money to follow them to any school.1 On hemp, THC, and marijuana, he says adults should be free to make their own choices as long as they don't harm others.1
Others in this race
Gina HinojosaDemocratic
Greg AbbottRepublicanIncumbent