Republican Jace Yarbrough faces Democrat Dan Barrios for Texas’ 32nd Congressional District in the Nov. 3, 2026, election, according to the state’s certified ballot.
Yarbrough’s campaign biography describes his background in the Air Force and law. The policy priorities below come from his campaign platform.
Immigration
Yarbrough supports President Donald Trump’s deportation efforts, opposes amnesty and calls for resources for federal immigration enforcement. He also says legal immigration should not undercut American workers’ wages. The platform does not specify an enforcement appropriation or administrative timetable.
Gun laws
He proposes national recognition of concealed-carry permits and repeal of the National Firearms Act. These would require federal legislation; a representative could not make either change alone.
Costs, spending and energy
Yarbrough opposes tax increases and supports cutting federal spending while protecting Social Security and Medicare. He also advocates increased domestic energy production and investment in manufacturing, infrastructure and artificial intelligence.
The reviewed platform does not identify the spending accounts he would cut or provide a complete fiscal estimate. His stated goal of reducing household costs is not a verified forecast of the proposals’ effects.
Government and elections
Yarbrough calls for restrictions on congressional stock trading, voter identification requirements and a citizenship question on the 2030 census. The platform does not provide detailed legislative text for those proposals.
What the office can do
A U.S. representative can introduce legislation and vote on federal laws and appropriations. Most changes require approval by both the House and Senate and the president. Effects on district residents, employers and local governments would depend on enacted provisions and funding.
This profile draws on the certified ballot and Yarbrough’s published campaign materials. It excludes unverified endorsement lists and does not treat campaign characterizations as established facts.
The Rockwall Herald did not receive a direct questionnaire response from the candidate and does not endorse candidates.
