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• Comment: (Note: Ballotpedia did not identify any endorsements for his ongoing 2026 congressional campaign as of available records.[3] Some additional claimed endorsements, such as Texas Farm Bureau AGFUND, Patriot Mobile executives, American Principles Project, Texas Home School Coalition, State Reps. Brent Money/Keith Self/Nate Schatzline/Wes Virdell, appear in campaign materials or secondary mentions but lack independent confirmation in major news sources reviewed; they may require direct verification from official endorsement lists.) AlphaBetaGamma (Talk/report any mistakes here) 00:14, 15 January 2026 (UTC)

Jace Yarbrough (born 1986/1987)^[1] is an American attorney and United States Air Force veteran. He was a candidate in the 2024 Republican primary for the Texas Senate in District 30, advancing to a runoff election which he lost to Brent Hagenbuch.^[2][3]

He is a candidate in the Republican primary for Texas's 32nd congressional district in the 2026 election.^[2]

Yarbrough ran for the open seat in Texas Senate District 30 in 2024, which was vacated by retiring Senator Drew Springer. He received approximately 33% of the vote in the March Republican primary and advanced to a May runoff against Brent Hagenbuch, who won the nomination.^[2][3][4]

During the campaign, Yarbrough received endorsements from several conservative organizations and individuals, including:

• Texas Right to Life^[5]
• Grassroots America – We The People^[6]
• True Texas Project^[6]
• Former Texas GOP chair Lt. Col. Allen West^[4][7]
• Former state representative Matt Schaefer^[4][7]

• Official website
• Ballotpedia profile