Ballotpedia, Pat Fallon

Pat lives in Prosper, Texas, and attends St. Martin Church. He is married to Susan and they have a family. He earned a degree in government and international relations from the University of Notre Dame.

Pat has worked as an entrepreneur and as CEO of Virtus Apparel. He previously served in the U.S. Air Force.

Pat Fallon is a US Representative in Congressional District 4. He serves as the chair of the Subcommittee on Economic Growth, Energy Policy, and Regulatory Affairs of the Committee on Oversight and Accountability, He had previously served as mayor pro tem and city council member for 3 years.

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As a state senator, co-authored Senate Bill (SB) 2, which "significantly" limits future property taxes.

Sponsored Prop 4, which permanently bans a Texas state income tax.

- As a state senator, co-authored Senate Bill (SB) 2, which "significantly" limits future property taxes.
- Sponsored Prop 4, which permanently bans a Texas state income tax.

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Received an "A" rating from the National Rifle Association Political Victory Fund.

- Received an "A" rating from the National Rifle Association Political Victory Fund.

Public Safety

Believes in protecting life and opposes abortion.

Healthcare

As of June 10, 2025, Pat Fallon’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Education

Believes in "unleashing" America's energy resources.

- Believes in "unleashing" America's energy resources.

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As a US representative, sponsored House Bill 8281, which would require individuals to have proof of citizenship to register to vote in elections.

- As a US representative, sponsored House Bill 8281, which would require individuals to have proof of citizenship to register to vote in elections.

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Supports Taiwan and believes in protecting its freedom and deterring aggression.

Opposes "sanctuary cities" and supports banning them in Texas.

- Supports Taiwan and believes in protecting its freedom and deterring aggression.
- Opposes "sanctuary cities" and supports banning them in Texas.

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Pat Fallon

Simon was born and raised in Plano, Texas. He attended the University of Arkansas and the University of North Texas.

Simon worked as a shift lead at a pizza shop in Denton. He also had an internship on Capitol Hill.

Simon Cardell's campaign for US Representative is his first run for public office.

Supports reducing taxes for the middle class and small businesses.

Supports cutting wasteful spending, ending corporate handouts and bailouts, closing tax loopholes, holding tax cheats accountable, and ensuring a fair tax system by aligning capital gains with income tax rates.

Supports fair trade deals, unions, affordable childcare, quality education and training, and protected family, sick, and vacation leave.

Supports passing a balanced budget and starting to pay off national debt.

Believes in fighting inflation and fixing supply chains by investing in and utilizing domestic resources.

Believes in addressing the housing crisis by reducing corporate and hedge fund control over residential properties, ensuring homes are for families rather than financial portfolios.

Supports protecting and fixing social safety nets like Social Security and Medicare.

- Supports reducing taxes for the middle class and small businesses.
- Supports cutting wasteful spending, ending corporate handouts and bailouts, closing tax loopholes, holding tax cheats accountable, and ensuring a fair tax system by aligning capital gains with income tax rates.
- Supports fair trade deals, unions, affordable childcare, quality education and training, and protected family, sick, and vacation leave.
- Supports passing a balanced budget and starting to pay off national debt.
- Believes in fighting inflation and fixing supply chains by investing in and utilizing domestic resources.
- Believes in addressing the housing crisis by reducing corporate and hedge fund control over residential properties, ensuring homes are for families rather than financial portfolios.
- Supports protecting and fixing social safety nets like Social Security and Medicare.

Supports the Second Amendment but acknowledges the urgent issue of gun violence, particularly in schools.

- Supports the Second Amendment but acknowledges the urgent issue of gun violence, particularly in schools.

Supports federal abortion protections and opposes "extreme abortion bans."

Believes in investing in public mental health care and addiction recovery services to strengthen communities, reduce crime, and ensure universal access to support for a healthier society.

- Supports federal abortion protections and opposes "extreme abortion bans."
- Believes in investing in public mental health care and addiction recovery services to strengthen communities, reduce crime, and ensure universal access to support for a healthier society.

As of June 10, 2025, Simon Cardell’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Believes the public’s right to a healthy and clean environment, land, food, water, and other natural resources must be prioritized above private interests.

Believes in upgrading the nation's infrastructure to support American economic prosperity.

- Believes the public’s right to a healthy and clean environment, land, food, water, and other natural resources must be prioritized above private interests.
- Believes in upgrading the nation's infrastructure to support American economic prosperity.

Ballotpedia, Simon Cardell

Supports creating a non-partisan, independent redistricting commission to combat gerrymandering.

Supports enacting campaign finance reform, limiting contributions to campaigns from individual constituents only.

Believes in rooting out corruption by electing honest leaders, increasing penalties for corruption, and defending whistleblowers.

- Supports creating a non-partisan, independent redistricting commission to combat gerrymandering.
- Supports enacting campaign finance reform, limiting contributions to campaigns from individual constituents only.
- Believes in rooting out corruption by electing honest leaders, increasing penalties for corruption, and defending whistleblowers.
- Supports term limits.

Believes in reforming immigration and visa policies to prioritize Americans, preventing competition with wealthy foreign investors in labor markets, home purchases, and immigration processes.

Supports providing comprehensive support to first responders, military personnel, and veterans during and after their service.

- Believes in reforming immigration and visa policies to prioritize Americans, preventing competition with wealthy foreign investors in labor markets, home purchases, and immigration processes.
- Supports providing comprehensive support to first responders, military personnel, and veterans during and after their service.

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