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Claire Reynolds
Claire Reynolds, Democratic, is on the November 3 ballot for U.S. Representative, District 11.
- Running for
- U.S. Representative, District 11
- Party
- Democratic
- On the ballot
- On the state list: 2026 ballot certification
From official pages
Claire Reynolds, Democratic, is certified for U.S. Representative, District 11. The Federal Election Commission lists Claire Anne Reynolds as a Democratic candidate for U.S. House District 11 in Texas. Her statement of candidacy, filed December 5, 2025, names Claire Reynolds for Congress as her principal campaign committee and gives an Austin address. No official biography beyond that filing and the ballot certification was used here.
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- Campaign websiteclairereynoldsforcongress.org
- Facebookclairereynoldsforcongress
- Instagram@clairereynoldsforcongress
- LinkedInclaireannereynolds
- TikTok@claireforcongress
- Blueskyclairereynoldsforcongress.org
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Claire Reynolds told Permian Press she is a Democrat from Austin who has been an attorney for 24 years, half of that time at the State Bar of Texas office that prosecutes attorney misconduct.1 Her campaign website says she is running to build a government that works for everyday people in Odessa, Midland, San Angelo, and the district's new parts of north Austin and Pflugerville.2
Reynolds told Permian Press her first priority would be using every tool available to make sure leaders follow the Constitution, and that she wants to bring federal resources to the district, such as emergency food assistance money for the West Texas Food Bank.1 She said West Texans want their public schools adequately funded.1 Her campaign website lists wages, health care costs, and immigration reform among her priorities, and says abortion in Texas should be "safe, legal, and rare."2
Others in this race
August PflugerRepublicanIncumbent