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U.S. House District 31
2026 Texas U.S. House District 31 — General Election · November 3, 2026
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GREG STOKER
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4020 N. MCARTHUR BLVD. · IRVING, TX 75038
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Email: [email protected]
Mailing address: 4020 N. MCARTHUR BLVD.
Mailing address: IRVING, TX 75038
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Candidate: GREG STOKER
Office: U. S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 31
Party: Green
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Occupation: U.S. ARMY VETERAN
As a US Army Ranger I served in four combat deployments in Afghanistan. I saw the cost of war up close. After leaving the military I've made a career as a political analyst, speaking out against genocide and war.
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As a US Army Ranger I served in four combat deployments in Afghanistan. I saw the cost of war up close. After leaving the military I've made a career as a political analyst, speaking out against genocide and war.
Greg Stoker was born in Washington D.C. His parents soon returned to their Texas roots, and he was raised in South Austin. After multiple expulsions from a few schools in his teen years for being just a little too rebellious, Greg eventually graduated from Austin's Westlake High School.
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Greg Stoker was born in Washington D.C. His parents soon returned to their Texas roots, and he was raised in South Austin. After multiple expulsions from a few schools in his teen years for being just a little too rebellious, Greg eventually graduated from Austin's Westlake High School.
After leaving active duty Greg attended Columbia University, where he studied Anthropology and International Relations. Since then, he has served as a political analyst and commentator, working both for news outlets and his own company. Greg currently hosts the popular podcast Colonial Outcasts.
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After leaving active duty Greg attended Columbia University, where he studied Anthropology and International Relations. Since then, he has served as a political analyst and commentator, working both for news outlets and his own company. Greg currently hosts the popular podcast Colonial Outcasts.
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If we accept the bullshit, things will never change. So I'm asking you to vote for something different: a non-politician running for Congress outside the two-party system.
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If we accept the bullshit, things will never change. So I'm asking you to vote for something different: a non-politician running for Congress outside the two-party system.
Farmers and ranchers in Central Texas are already struggling, and now they face risk of their land being seized through eminent domain to make space for giant transmission lines supplying energy to data centers, or their water drained out from under them for the cooling systems that keep data centers running.Data centers don't just threaten our way of life, they undermine our critical infrastructure here in Central Texas—all for the benefit of billionaires far away. Corpus Christi is facing a water crisis after promising too much of their water to industrial use, we can't make the same mistake here with data centers.Our local farmers are facing price hikes on fertilizer, fuel, and seed from the Iran War. Now our local officials are rolling over for another set of far away corporate interests seeking to extract money from our local resources.What will we do when the Data Centers come to drain the power from our grid? Who will stand up for us when our water bill goes up, and our local agriculture loses out to the tech oligarchs? We can have a Representative who will be there with us, or one cheerleading for the same corporations siphoning our aquifers dry.
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Farmers and ranchers in Central Texas are already struggling, and now they face risk of their land being seized through eminent domain to make space for giant transmission lines supplying energy to data centers, or their water drained out from under them for the cooling systems that keep data centers running.Data centers don't just threaten our way of life, they undermine our critical infrastructure here in Central Texas—all for the benefit of billionaires far away. Corpus Christi is facing a water crisis after promising too much of their water to industrial use, we can't make the same mistake here with data centers.Our local farmers are facing price hikes on fertilizer, fuel, and seed from the Iran War. Now our local officials are rolling over for another set of far away corporate interests seeking to extract money from our local resources.What will we do when the Data Centers come to drain the power from our grid? Who will stand up for us when our water bill goes up, and our local agriculture loses out to the tech oligarchs? We can have a Representative who will be there with us, or one cheerleading for the same corporations siphoning our aquifers dry.
They're taking your money, you should get something for it. Every Texan deserves affordable, comprehensive healthcare coverage. With majority support for universal healthcare, you'd think that Congress would deliver on it instead of constantly looking to defund the programs that we rely on.As the cost of living keeps going up we all know, now more than ever, that budgets have limits and priorities. It is true for a family budget and for the federal budget. Congress understands this. Yet, our leaders cynically bankroll endless wars and corporate giveaways. The money has to come from somewhere, and under our current Congress, it's coming from programs like ones that provide health coverage to adopted kids, or protect us from threats like measles.The reckless Congressional spending is coming from your pocket too. We pay the most for healthcare in the developed world, and see our life expectancy drop year after year. It's clear that our leaders are too busy raking in donations from those getting rich off taxpayers, rather than calling for what's needed—comprehensive universal health coverage.Unlike politicians who talk big and then take donor money to do the opposite, you can trust Greg Stoker to follow through, because he is not taking corporate PAC donations, or any PAC donations.
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They're taking your money, you should get something for it. Every Texan deserves affordable, comprehensive healthcare coverage. With majority support for universal healthcare, you'd think that Congress would deliver on it instead of constantly looking to defund the programs that we rely on.As the cost of living keeps going up we all know, now more than ever, that budgets have limits and priorities. It is true for a family budget and for the federal budget. Congress understands this. Yet, our leaders cynically bankroll endless wars and corporate giveaways. The money has to come from somewhere, and under our current Congress, it's coming from programs like ones that provide health coverage to adopted kids, or protect us from threats like measles.The reckless Congressional spending is coming from your pocket too. We pay the most for healthcare in the developed world, and see our life expectancy drop year after year. It's clear that our leaders are too busy raking in donations from those getting rich off taxpayers, rather than calling for what's needed—comprehensive universal health coverage.Unlike politicians who talk big and then take donor money to do the opposite, you can trust Greg Stoker to follow through, because he is not taking corporate PAC donations, or any PAC donations.
Wars cost lives and money. War should be the very last resort, not a preemptive choice by politicians holding stock or campaign contributions from military contractors. With more than 50% of the U.S. military budget going to contractors, incentives are turned upside down – to them, war is good and profitable, and peace costs money.There are 435 representatives in Congress, and no one is making the case for an Americans first foreign policy. Look, it's not rocket science. When we put Americans first, Americans will be able to afford a healthcare system that doesn't bankrupt us, education that leads to employment, improved infrastructure, support for our veterans, and so much more.
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Wars cost lives and money. War should be the very last resort, not a preemptive choice by politicians holding stock or campaign contributions from military contractors. With more than 50% of the U.S. military budget going to contractors, incentives are turned upside down – to them, war is good and profitable, and peace costs money.There are 435 representatives in Congress, and no one is making the case for an Americans first foreign policy. Look, it's not rocket science. When we put Americans first, Americans will be able to afford a healthcare system that doesn't bankrupt us, education that leads to employment, improved infrastructure, support for our veterans, and so much more.
What will we do when the Data Centers come to drain the power from our grid? Who will stand up for us when our water bill goes up, and our local agriculture loses out to the tech oligarchs? We can have a Representative who will be there with us, or one cheerleading for the same corporations siphoning our aquifers dry.
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What will we do when the Data Centers come to drain the power from our grid? Who will stand up for us when our water bill goes up, and our local agriculture loses out to the tech oligarchs? We can have a Representative who will be there with us, or one cheerleading for the same corporations siphoning our aquifers dry.
As the cost of living keeps going up we all know, now more than ever, that budgets have limits and priorities. It is true for a family budget and for the federal budget. Congress understands this. Yet, our leaders cynically bankroll endless wars and corporate giveaways. The money has to come from somewhere, and under our current Congress, it's coming from programs like ones that provide health coverage to adopted kids, or protect us from threats like measles.
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As the cost of living keeps going up we all know, now more than ever, that budgets have limits and priorities. It is true for a family budget and for the federal budget. Congress understands this. Yet, our leaders cynically bankroll endless wars and corporate giveaways. The money has to come from somewhere, and under our current Congress, it's coming from programs like ones that provide health coverage to adopted kids, or protect us from threats like measles.
There are 435 representatives in Congress, and no one is making the case for an Americans first foreign policy. Look, it's not rocket science. When we put Americans first, Americans will be able to afford a healthcare system that doesn't bankrupt us, education that leads to employment, improved infrastructure, support for our veterans, and so much more.
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There are 435 representatives in Congress, and no one is making the case for an Americans first foreign policy. Look, it's not rocket science. When we put Americans first, Americans will be able to afford a healthcare system that doesn't bankrupt us, education that leads to employment, improved infrastructure, support for our veterans, and so much more.
Stop Data CentersStop Transmission LinesSecure Our Water
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Stop Data CentersStop Transmission LinesSecure Our Water
They're taking your money, you should get something for it. Every Texan deserves affordable, comprehensive healthcare coverage. With majority support for universal healthcare, you'd think that Congress would deliver on it instead of constantly looking to defund the programs that we rely on.
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They're taking your money, you should get something for it. Every Texan deserves affordable, comprehensive healthcare coverage. With majority support for universal healthcare, you'd think that Congress would deliver on it instead of constantly looking to defund the programs that we rely on.
Wars cost lives and money. War should be the very last resort, not a preemptive choice by politicians holding stock or campaign contributions from military contractors. With more than 50% of the U.S. military budget going to contractors, incentives are turned upside down – to them, war is good and profitable, and peace costs money.
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Wars cost lives and money. War should be the very last resort, not a preemptive choice by politicians holding stock or campaign contributions from military contractors. With more than 50% of the U.S. military budget going to contractors, incentives are turned upside down – to them, war is good and profitable, and peace costs money.
Farmers and ranchers in Central Texas are already struggling, and now they face risk of their land being seized through eminent domain to make space for giant transmission lines supplying energy to data centers, or their water drained out from under them for the cooling systems that keep data centers running.
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Farmers and ranchers in Central Texas are already struggling, and now they face risk of their land being seized through eminent domain to make space for giant transmission lines supplying energy to data centers, or their water drained out from under them for the cooling systems that keep data centers running.
Data centers don't just threaten our way of life, they undermine our critical infrastructure here in Central Texas—all for the benefit of billionaires far away. Corpus Christi is facing a water crisis after promising too much of their water to industrial use, we can't make the same mistake here with data centers.
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Data centers don't just threaten our way of life, they undermine our critical infrastructure here in Central Texas—all for the benefit of billionaires far away. Corpus Christi is facing a water crisis after promising too much of their water to industrial use, we can't make the same mistake here with data centers.
Oppose large data-center development in Central Texas when it shifts infrastructure, resource, or utility costs onto local communities.
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Stop Data Centers
Oppose using eminent domain to take agricultural land for major transmission lines built primarily to serve data-center development.
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Stop Transmission Lines
Protect Central Texas water supplies from large industrial data-center demand that could increase local scarcity or household water costs.
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Secure Our Water
Establish comprehensive universal healthcare coverage.
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Universal Healthcare
Oppose new preemptive wars and treat military force as a last resort rather than a routine foreign-policy tool.
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No New Wars
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