Jarvis Johnson

Jarvis Johnson was a candidate in the Democratic primary for Texas State Senate District 15 on March 5, 2024.

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[Wikipedia: Early life and career] Johnson grew up in Houston's Fifth Ward. In 1996, Johnson graduated from Texas Southern University with a degree in speech communications. In 1995, while in college, he became executive director of Phoenix Outreach Youth Center, ending his affiliation with them in 2005., the sam…

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[Wikipedia: 2024 Texas Senate campaign] Johnson announced his campaign for the Texas Senate in the 15th district, the seat vacated by incumbent Democrat John Whitmire upon winning the 2023 Houston mayoral election. He placed first in the March 5 primary with 36% of the vote, advancing to a May runoff with Molly Cook.…

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[Wikipedia: Legislation] Johnson advocated for education funding reform for Texas' HBCUs, noting disparity between them and other higher education institutions. Johnson was the sole member to speak against HB 2908, a law codifying protections for police and peace officers, strongly opposing the bill on…

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[Wikipedia: Texas House of Representatives (2016–2025)] Johnson ran in the 2016 primary election, advanced to the runoff election, and won a special election called to determine an interim representative for 2016 and won the primary election runoff. Since he was unopposed in November 2016, Johnson winning the special election and run…

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[2014-11-19] Floor speech (house): November 19, 2014 - Issue: Vol. 160, No. 142 — Daily Edition113th Congress (2013 - 2014) - 2nd Session

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Floor speech (house): July 2, 2025 - Issue: Vol. 171, No. 114 — Daily Edition119th Congress (2025 - 2026) - 1st Session

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Floor speech (house): April 29, 2025 - Issue: Vol. 171, No. 71 — Daily Edition119th Congress (2025 - 2026) - 1st Session

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Floor speech (house): December 9, 2025 - Issue: Vol. 171, No. 207 — Daily Edition119th Congress (2025 - 2026) - 1st Session

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Floor speech (extensions): February 4, 2026 - Issue: Vol. 172, No. 25 — Daily Edition119th Congress (2025 - 2026) - 2nd Session

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Floor speech (house): April 14, 2026 - Issue: Vol. 172, No. 65 — Daily Edition119th Congress (2025 - 2026) - 2nd Session

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