2026 General Election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Texas House District 64

2 candidates, listed alphabetically.

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Candidates

Julie Evans

Democratic

Work: Retired special education teacher

Julie Evans is a retired special education teacher who also worked as a substitute in special education classrooms. This is her first run for office.

Sources for Evans

Julie Evans - candidate profile, tx-statehouse-64 (Branch Politics (branch.vote), Facts summarized from a public page (not copied))

Andy Hopper

RepublicanIncumbent

In office now: State Representative, District 64
Work: State Representative, Texas House District 64 (since 2025); defense-industry software engineer and software company owner

Andy Hopper is the sitting State Representative for District 64 in the Texas Legislature, a district that includes all or part of Denton and Wise counties.

Andy Hopper has worked as a software engineer in the defense industry for about 29 years and owns a small software company; he also taught as an adjunct at the University of North Texas. He joined the Texas State Guard in 2014 and serves as a chief warrant officer.

Hopper's committees

Agriculture & Livestock
Insurance

Sources for Hopper

Andy Hopper: official member information (Texas Legislature (Texas Senate; Texas House of Representatives; Texas Legislature Online), Public record)
Texas Legislature: committee information (Texas Legislature (Texas Senate; Texas House of Representatives; Texas Legislature Online), Public record)
Texas Legislature: current member roster (Texas Legislature (Texas Senate; Texas House of Representatives; Texas Legislature Online), Public record)
Rep. Andy Hopper biography (Texas House of Representatives, Public record)

Sources

Candidate list and race details

Ballot Certification Report, 2026 November General Election (state and district offices), and Certified List of Write-In Candidates (Texas Secretary of State, Public record)

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