Paulette Carson: A Rooted East Texas Conservative Ready to Lead

In the scenic heart of East Texas, Paulette Carson stands out as a principled candidate for Texas House District 9 in the 2026 Republican primary, covering Angelina, Houston, Polk, San Augustine, Trinity, and Tyler counties. With a strong foundation in global contract management at Brown & Root, over 25 years as a rancher and small business owner, and a BBA from Stephen F. Austin State University, Carson combines fiscal expertise with deep community ties, having founded Beautiful Gate Translations to spread Christian media in 20 countries and Voices 4 Special Needs—East Texas to advocate for families like her own with special needs son Caleb. Residing on a cattle ranch in the Davy Crockett National Forest with husband Charlie, she's a devoted mother of three sons—including a U.S. Space Force Lieutenant Colonel—and grandmother of five, drawing from her experiences witnessing Communist regimes to champion faith, family, and freedom as former Vice Chair of the Trinity County Republican Party.

Carson's Bold Agenda: Fighting for Conservative Priorities and East Texas Values

Carson's campaign is built on a laser-focused conservative platform, prioritizing the elimination of property taxes to ensure Texans own their homes outright, protecting water rights from hedge fund commodification with clear rules on capture and transport, safeguarding children from sexualization in schools and pornography access, securing borders against illegal entry, and enforcing election integrity through paper ballots, audits, and voter ID. She vows to ban taxpayer-funded lobbying, uphold the sanctity of life from conception, defend the 2nd Amendment as a God-given right, expand Texas energy dominance, resist federal overreach, back law enforcement, and reform the Texas House to empower true conservative leadership—drawing from her global experiences to reject subversive ideologies like Sharia and promote sovereignty, all while addressing special needs families' challenges through better state support.

Powerhouse Endorsements and a Call to Rally East Texas Voters

Bolstered by a robust lineup of endorsements from grassroots leaders, reform-minded representatives like Mitch Little (Freshman of the Year), Joanne Shofner, and Contract with Texas signers, plus patriots such as Mike Lindell, Debbie Georgatos, and local figures like Bob Flournoy praising her as a "tireless warrior" with "Godly dedication.” The newsletter highlights her campaign trail vigor and urges action as early voting runs February 17-27, 2026, with Election Day on March 3, positioning Carson as the fighter to strengthen local economies, defend resources, and fulfill Republican commitments in Austin—head to carsonfortexas.com to donate, learn more, and join the charge.