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<ul><li>A&nbsp;good-paying job shouldn’t require a 4-year degree. I will work to increase funding for high schools, community colleges, trade schools, and vocational programs. This investment will reduce the number of jobs that require applicants to have expensive college degrees.&nbsp;</li><li>In TX-31, we also have the opportunity to create apprenticeships and workforce pipelines through partnerships with Fort Hood&nbsp;and local businesses. Veterans, transitioning service members, and young adults should have access to hands-on training that leads to immediate employment.&nbsp;</li></ul>

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<a href="https://www.kvue.com/video/news/local/justin-early-texas-congressional-district-31-run-announced/269-9fcc6793-c4ad-4058-8e3e-9a7e03d2652c" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">U.S. Army Veteran and Georgetown Democrat Justin Early</a> held a campaign kickoff over the weekend after announcing his run for Texas Congressional District 31.

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Justin Early, a Georgetown resident who grew up in Killeen and is running for Congress in District 31, said that, it is important for people to stand up for democracy

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Justin Early, U.S. Army veteran and cybersecurity architect, officially filed as a candidate in the Democrat primary for U.S. Congress in Texas’ 31st Congressional District, pledging to fight for working class families and veterans in Washington. Early said he is “focused on delivering lower costs, higher wages, and compassionate, comprehensive support for all.” A cybersecurity specialist with real experience protecting our digital infrastructure, Early said he “brings a unique perspective to the issues of national security, data privacy, and tech innovation.” “Serving my country was the honor of my life,” said Early. “I grew up in a military and working class family where my parents taught me that leadership means listening first, leading from the front, and working across divides to get things done. That is exactly the kind of leadership missing in Congress, and that is what I plan to bring to the people of Central Texas.” “I have seen firsthand how rising costs are affecting families, how veterans are left behind by broken systems, and how small towns are overlooked by career politicians more interested in soundbites than solutions,” Early said. “Congressman John Carter has voted to strip healthcare from 17 million Americans, including 1.6 million Texans, slashed Pell Grant Funding, defunded SNAP food assistance, affecting 3.6 million Texans, and ignored veterans, while VA offices in Central Texas faced layoffs due to the current administration. Early earned a key endorsement, receiving the endorsement of the Texas State Council of Machinists and Aerospace Workers. “This campaign isn’t for the lobbyists or the boardrooms”, said Early. “It’s for the single parent working two jobs to stay afloat, the teacher struggling to afford rent, and the veteran battling red tape at the VA. I am honored to have the support of the Texas State Council of Machinists and Aerospace Workers. I am ready to go to Congress and take our fight straight to the people who think they can buy our democracy and walk all over working people.”

Justin Early, U.S. Army veteran and cybersecurity architect, officially filed as a candidate in the Democrat primary for U.S. Congress in Texas’ 31st Congressional District, pledging to fight for working class families and veterans in Washington. ....“Serving my country was the honor of my life,” said Early. “I grew up in a military and working class family where my parents taught me that leadership means listening first, leading from the front, and working across divides to get things done."

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<ul><li>With wages falling for the average worker, I will support restoring and expanding the Child Tax Credit, which lifted millions of children out of poverty before it expired. Also, we must guarantee paid family and medical leave so workers don’t have to choose between their health and a paycheck.&nbsp;</li><li>Affordable and high quality child care is essential to supporting working families and strengthening our economy. I will fight to increase funding for early childhood education and ensure that families from all backgrounds have access to the support they need. When working families thrive, America thrives.</li></ul>

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<ul><li>I stand proudly with labor unions and the working people who are the backbone of our economy. Strong Unions mean better pay, better benefits, and safer work conditions. I support raising the Federal minimum wage to $15 per hour because workers deserve affordable healthcare, retirement security, and policies that prioritize work-life balance.&nbsp;</li></ul><ul><li>In Congress, I will work to pass the PRO Act and fight to protect essential public services from harmful privatization efforts that prioritize profits over people. That includes standing up for public sector workers, from educators to first responders, and ensuring their voices are part of the decision-making.&nbsp;</li></ul>

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AI Without Guardrails Is a Risk Texans Did Not Agree ToAs a veteran and a cybersecurity architect, my job has always been to think ahead. To ask not just “can we build it,” but “what happens when it fails.”Right now, artificial intelligence is moving faster than our laws, our infrastructure planning, and our public oversight. And Texans are already paying the price.Across Central Texas, large-scale data centers are expanding rapidly to support AI and cloud computing. These facilities bring real economic activity, but without clear rules, they also bring real risks to our power grid, our water systems, and our national security.1. Infrastructure Strain Without Public AccountabilityAI data centers are extremely energy-intensive. They place constant, high-demand loads on the electric grid and often require significant water use for cooling, especially in traditional designs.• What this means for families: When large industrial users are added to an already stressed grid, the costs and reliability risks are often passed down to ratepayers, not absorbed by the corporations benefiting from the growth.• What needs to change: We need transparency and standards. If companies are going to receive public incentives or federal support, they should be required to demonstrate energy efficiency, responsible water usage, and grid resilience planning that does not shift risk onto working families or rural communities.This is not anti-technology. It is pro-responsibility.2. Security Cannot Be an AfterthoughtEvery expansion of digital infrastructure increases the attack surface of our critical systems. Utilities, data centers, and cloud-connected operations are already frequent targets for ransomware, espionage, and disruption.With Fort Hood in our district and critical infrastructure nearby, Central Texas is not just an economic hub. It is a national security environment.• The reality: Many cybersecurity standards for civilian infrastructure are voluntary, outdated, or inconsistently enforced.• What leadership looks like: Congress needs people who understand how these systems actually work, who can strengthen baseline cybersecurity requirements for critical infrastructure without stifling innovation or dumping unfunded mandates on local providers.We regulate aviation so people trust flying.We regulate food so families trust what they eat.Smart, modern rules for AI and digital infrastructure are about trust, not fear.We can embrace innovation while protecting our communities. What we cannot afford is leadership that treats AI like a talking point instead of a responsibility.

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Community leaders, candidates, advocates gather for ‘Connect Killeen’ Listening Hour Democratic District 31 congressional candidate Justin Early also praised the event’s collaborative tone. “It’s a great start to get people focused on the issues that matter,” Early said. “Everyone brought a different perspective — city, county, federal — and those voices help shape where this movement can go next.”

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"Democrat Justin Early — a Georgetown resident who is a cybersecurity architect at Dell Technologies — has announced his candidacy in the race for Texas’ 31st congressional district."

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<ul><li>I support compassionate immigration reform. We need to fix our immigration system so that people who come here, work hard, and contribute to society have a realistic path to citizenship.&nbsp;</li><li>I will fight to ensure state and local law enforcement agencies have the resources they need to keep Fentanyl and illegal guns off the streets.&nbsp;&nbsp;</li></ul>

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<ul><li>Social Security and Medicare are promises that we must protect. I will fight to protect the benefits that seniors in Central Texas are counting on for their retirement. I will work to strengthen the Social Security program without raising the retirement age or reducing benefits.</li><li>I will fight to close tax loopholes for billionaires and large corporations to preserve these programs without touching benefits.&nbsp;</li></ul>

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<ul><li>Fort Hood is home to over 60,000 employees, and nearly 142,000 military retirees also use this base to access its resources, installations, and camp facilities. I will fight for funding of veterans’ health care, expand mental health resources, and provide comprehensive job placement and job training services for our veterans when they return home.</li><li>Eliminate the VA Claims and Care BacklogResolve the backlog crisis through a decisive, three-pronged modernization approach:<ul><li>Dismantle Bureaucratic Red Tape: Strip away administrative redundancies and simplify approval protocols to accelerate benefit delivery.</li><li>Modernize Processing Systems: Replace legacy technology with state-of-the-art digital platforms to automate workflows and prevent bottlenecks.</li><li>Increase Regional Staffing: Surge medical and administrative personnel at local facilities to reduce caseloads and shorten appointment wait times.</li></ul></li></ul>

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Congressional candidate Justin Early coordinated a community toy drive, holiday concert and political fundraiser in Killeen over the weekend.The event drew a small afternoon crowd to Alexander’s Music Box to hear the melodic musings of Brother John and the Rainbow Hearts with the festive spirit of the season. Guests came with donations of new, unwrapped toys. Early was also raising money for his campaign at the event.Early, a Democrat for the Texas District 31 seat in the U.S. House of Representatives, acknowledged that additional donations were earmarked for his campaign by donors.

Congressional candidate Justin Early coordinated a community toy drive, holiday concert and political fundraiser in Killeen over the weekend.The event drew a small afternoon crowd to Alexander’s Music Box to hear the melodic musings of Brother John and the Rainbow Hearts with the festive spirit of the season. Guests came with donations of new, unwrapped toys. Early was also raising money for his campaign at the event.Early, a Democrat for the Texas Di

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What would your top priorities be if elected?Lowering costs for working families, responsible AI and data protection, and strengthening democracy. That means affordable housing, protecting jobs and privacy as technology advances, defending voting rights, and ensuring government works for people, not corporations.What are the biggest challenges facing this district?Families here are working harder but falling further behind. Housing, healthcare, and basic costs keep rising while wages lag. Growth is happening, but everyday people are paying the price through traffic, overcrowded and underfunded schools, and a government that feels more responsive to powerful interests than to them.What projects are most important for the U.S. Congress to focus on for the future of Texas?Congress should focus on lowering costs and raising opportunities for working families. That means affordable housing, reliable infrastructure and power, good-paying jobs, broadband access, and rules that ensure new technologies like AI serve people, protect privacy, and strengthen democracy instead of undermining it.

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GEORGETOWN, TX- Justin Early, U.S. Army veteran and cybersecurity architect, officially announces his race for U.S. Congress in Texas’ 31st Congressional District, pledging to fight for working class families and veterans in Washington.&nbsp; Early’s campaign is focused on delivering lower costs, higher wages, and compassionate, comprehensive support for all. A cybersecurity specialist with real experience protecting our digital infrastructure, Early brings a unique perspective to the issues of national security, data privacy, and tech innovation.&nbsp; “Serving my country was the honor of my life,” said Early. “I grew up in a military and working class family where my parents taught me that leadership means listening first, leading from the front, and working across divides to get things done. That is exactly the kind of leadership missing in Congress, and that is what I plan to bring to the people of Central Texas.”&nbsp;“I have seen firsthand how rising costs are affecting families, how veterans are left behind by broken systems, and how small towns are overlooked by career politicians more interested in soundbites than solutions,” Early said. “Congressman John Carter has voted to strip healthcare from 17 million Americans, including 1.6 million Texans, slashed Pell Grant Funding, defunded SNAP food assistance, affecting 3.6 million Texans, and ignored veterans, while VA offices in Central Texas faced layoffs due to the current administration.Early earned a key endorsement, receiving the endorsement of the Texas State Council of Machinists and Aerospace Workers. “This campaign isn’t for the lobbyists or the boardrooms”, said Early during a speech at the Union’s conference over the weekend. “It’s for the single parent working two jobs to stay afloat, the teacher struggling to afford rent, and the veteran battling red tape at the VA. I am honored to have the support of the Texas State Council of Machinists and Aerospace Workers. I am ready to go to Congress and take our fight straight to the people who think they can buy our democracy and walk all over working people.” An official campaign launch event will be held in Georgetown, TX in September 2025. For more information about Justin Early and his campaign for Congress TX-31, please visit <a href="http://www.votejustinearly.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.votejustinearly.com</a> or contact the campaign via email <a href="mailto:info@votejustinearly.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">info@votejustinearly.com</a>.&nbsp; # # #

Justin Early (D-Georgetown) announced a 2026 run for Congress in TX-31.

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