Texans Uniting for Reform & Freedom (TURF) compiled this Voter Guide to gauge candidates’ positions on toll roads, transportation policy (including the kill switch, road diets, & right to repair), and property rights. Based on each candidate’s answers to our survey, they received a grade.
NOTE: This guide focuses primarily on contested races. It also only includes candidates who returned our survey in writing (filled out by the candidate themselves, with the exception of presidential race, which is based on his/her record). If you do not see a candidate here, they did NOT return our candidate survey in writing.
Those candidates who also signed our pledge are indicated by: 
Do NOT cast your vote until you know where the candidate stands on tolls.
You can’t trust what they tell you until they’re willing to put it in writing (and even then we have trouble holding them to it!). Have them contact us immediately.
See the 2023 Texas TURF Report Card for the grade of every incumbent state legislator.
TURF Voter Guide – 2024 General Election
Texans for Toll-free Highways Endorsements – 2024 General Election
President
Donald J. Trump
Vice President JD Vance
U.S. Senate
Senator –
Ted Cruz
U.S. Representative
CD 3 –
Keith Self
CD 21 –
Chip Roy
Texas State
Criminal Court of Appeals –
Place 1 –
David Schenck
Place 7 –
Gina Parker
Place 8 –
Lee Finley
House –
HD 2 –
Brent Money
HD 15 –
Steve Toth
HD 25 –
Cody Vasut
HD 26 –
Matthew Morgan
HD 53 –
Wes Virdell
HD 60 –
Mike Olcott
HD 61 –
Keresa Richardson
HD 62 –
Shelley Luther
HD 64 –
Andy Hopper
HD 70 –
Steve Kinard
HD 76 –
Lea Simmons
HD 91 –
David Lowe
HD 94 –
Tony Tinderholt
HD 114 –
Aimee Ramsey
HD 121 –
Marc LaHood
Local Offices
County Commissioners –
Collin County Commissioner, Precinct 3 –
Darrell Hale
Kendall County Commissioner, Precinct 1 –
Jennifer McCall
Smith County Commissioner, Precinct 3 –
Christina Drewry
Sheriff –
Bexar County Sheriff –
Nathan Buchanan
TTH Recommended –
In races where we recommend but do not endorse a candidate, it means he or she did NOT return a survey or pledge, but based on the candidate’s record or our own research, we believe the recommended candidate would be the best candidate in that race.
U.S. Congress
CD 15 –
Monica DeLaCruz
CD 28 –
Jay Furman
CD 34 –
Mayra Flores
Texas State
Supreme Court –
John Devine
Senate –
SD 27 –
Adam Hinojosa
House –
HD 10 –
Brian Harrison
HD 33 –
Katrina Pierson
HD 34 –
Denise Villalobos
HD 44 –
Alan Schoolcraft
HD 55 –
Hillary Hickland
HD 65 –
Mitch Little
HD 80 –
Don McLaughlin
HD 93 –
Nate Schatzline
President
Donald Trump – A+
(ended public private partnership toll roads, reined-in climate policies)
Vice President JD Vance
U.S. Senate
Senator –
Ted Cruz – A
U.S. Representative
CD 3 –
Keith Self – A
CD 21 –
Chip Roy – A+
Texas State
Criminal Court of Appeals –
Place 1 –
David Schenck – A
Place 7 –
Gina Parker – A+
Place 8 –
Lee Finley – A
House –
HD 2 –
Brent Money – A
HD 15 –
Steve Toth – A-
(Toth earned a B on last session’s report card)
HD 25 –
Cody Vasut – A
(Vasut earned a B- on last session’s report card)
HD 26 –
Matthew Morgan – A+
HD 53 –
Wes Virdell – A+
HD 60 –
Mike Olcott – A
HD 61 –
Keresa Richardson – A
HD 62 –
Shelley Luther – A+
HD 64 –
Andy Hopper – A+
HD 70 –
Steve Kinard – A
(against Mihaela Plesa who voted FOR mileage tax and earned an F last session)
HD 76 –
Lea Simmons – A+
(against Suleman Lalani who earned an F last session)
HD 91 –
David Lowe – A-
HD 94 –
Tony Tinderholt – A
(Tinderholt averages a B on report cards)
HD 114 –
Aimee Ramsey – A+
(against John Bryant who voted FOR mileage tax and earned an F last session)
HD 121 –
Marc LaHood – A+
Local Offices
County Commissioners –
Collin County Commissioner, Precinct 3 –
Darrell Hale – A
Kendall County Commissioner, Precinct 1 –
Jennifer McCall – A
Smith County Commissioner, Precinct 1 –
Christina Drewry – A
Sheriff –
Bexar County Sheriff –
Nathan Buchanan – A+