Kristen Plaisance

Kristen Plaisance (Republican Party) is running for election to the Texas House of Representatives to represent District 3. She is on the ballot in the general election on November 3, 2026. She advanced from the Republican primary on March 3, 2026.

Please list below 3 key messages of your campaign. What are the main points you want voters to remember about your goals for your time in office?

The People of Texas are hurting because our government has forgotten who it serves.

Instead of protecting our rights, property, and financial liberty, the Texas government has overstepped their constitutional limits—taking authority we never gave them, overspending our money, and overtaxing our families. Now they’re sitting on a $24 billion “surplus”. Instead of returning it, they’re finding creative, unconstitutional ways to spend it. Like giving $500 million of YOUR money to create a “Little Hollywood” in Texas. Imagine if your grandparents left you a trust and your trustees gave your money to their friends to chase Hollywood dreams while your family struggled with debt and taxes. What should happen to those trustees?The Texas Constitution is a trust between the people and their government. But our trustees have broken that trust. I will rebuild it. It’s time to hold government accountable to Constitutional limits.People say about me, “She’s really nice—but don’t mess with anyone she cares about.” That’s true. I’ve always stood up to bullies. When a billion-dollar corporation cheated shareholders, I led the fight and secured a rare legal victory. During COVID, I stood with families against medical kidnapping and helped them fight for the freedom to make their own health choices. When I found election processes vulnerable, I led the push for the toughest hand-count audit in recent Texas history—and held officials accountable in court. I worked with regular people to demand that our courts follow the Constitution, achieving landmark victories restoring Second Amendment rights, trial by jury, and limits on unchecked government power.

What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about?

End Property Taxes. Texans have spoken—we want them gone. Property taxes are oppressive, and we can eliminate them through a Constitutional amendment declaring them unconstitutional, with a timeline to phase them out. Expand the Texas Public Policy Foundation’s plan to replace them over 10–15 years using sales tax surpluses. Speed it up by cutting waste, fraud, abuse, and special tax exemptions.

End Government Immunity. Sovereign, qualified, and official immunity shield officials from accountability. They violate multiple sections of our Constitution. I’m fighting this in court, but laws upholding it must be repealed.

End Speaker Control. The Speaker shouldn’t rule the House. Power must return to the representatives and the People.