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Anthony Cristo
Anthony Cristo, Libertarian, is on the November 3 ballot for Lieutenant Governor.
- Running for
- Lieutenant Governor
- Party
- Libertarian
- On the ballot
- On the state list: 2026 ballot certification (printed as ANTHONY CRISTO)
From official pages
Anthony Cristo, Libertarian, is certified for lieutenant governor. The Ethics Commission list shows Anthony D. Cristo with a treasurer appointment dated November 12, 2025, for lieutenant governor, and no office held. No official biography was found, so this note stops there.
Candidate's own pages
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- Campaign websiteanthonycristo.com
Checked 2026-10-05.
In the candidate's own words
Answered. Submitted by the candidate on October 7, 2026, in answer to the same questions every candidate is offered. Published as written. This site does not check what it says.
Background
High School Speech, Debate, and English teacher.
Why I am running
I'm running because I genuinely believe I am the best candidate for the job. Since I am neither a Republican nor a Democrat, I can look at issues objectively and without prejudice. We need someone to bring an even-handed touch to the Texas Senate. We need someone who will do what's best for the people of Texas and not what's best for their political party. We need someone who knows that Texans are best able to determine how to live their life.
Top priorities
- My main priority is to fully fund our public schools.
- Another priority is to end Dan Patrick’s war on cannabis.
- Finally, I would like to cut spending across the board so that Texans won't be taxed so much.
Others in this race
Vikki Goodwin Democratic
Kevin McCormick Green
Dan Patrick RepublicanIncumbent
This page does not endorse anyone.
Last updated October 10, 2026, 5:58 p.m. CT: Photos reviewed: blank, logo, and group images removed or replaced; wide photos cropped to head and shoulders.
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