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Texas · Cannabis Accountability Texas Weed Vote

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Tuesday, November 3, 2026 · Statewide

Attorney General

Nathan Johnson has the strongest record

Nathan Johnson has an A on marijuana policy. Mayes Middleton has an F.

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Strongest record

Democrat

Nathan Johnson

Attorney

  • The second try at the THC ban (Senate Bill 5): voted NO (Read third time and passed)
  • The third try at the THC ban (Senate Bill 6): voted NO (Read third time and passed)
  • The THC ban (Senate Bill 3): voted NO (Senate concurs in House amendments (final passage))

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Republican

Mayes Middleton

Attorney/Business Owner

  • The second try at the THC ban (Senate Bill 5): voted YES (Read third time and passed)
  • The third try at the THC ban (Senate Bill 6): voted YES (Read third time and passed)
  • The THC ban (Senate Bill 3): voted YES (Senate concurs in House amendments (final passage))

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Libertarian

Tom Oxford

Attorney

No record found

Why this seat matters

The Attorney General decides whether Texas sues cities that decriminalize marijuana. The current officeholder has sued several, and those cases are headed for the Texas Supreme Court.