Green · Lieutenant Governor
Kevin McCormick
Record verified Sept. 24, 2026 · Corrections welcome
Kevin McCormick is the Green candidate for Lieutenant Governor in the November 3, 2026 general election. McCormick lists bus service, farm cooperatives and election reform as his top legislative priorities. McCormick’s campaign also addresses property taxes, public education, healthcare and economic insecurity. The office presides over the Texas Senate, controls which bills reach the floor and sits on the Legislative Budget Board.
The sourced record below also covers: McCormick lists bus service, farm cooperatives and election reform as his top legislative priorities; McCormick’s campaign also addresses property taxes, public education, healthcare and economic insecurity. Each item remains attributed to its original statement, filing, reported account, official action, or court record; allegations are not presented as findings.
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No substantive candidate coverage was found in the guide’s current source bank.
Record sourced · Reviewed September 24, 2026
Record at a glance
- Muslim / Islam record
- No public info found
- Muslim community engagement
- No verified public record found
- Pro-Israel political money
- Partial review
- Anti-Islam remarks & actions
- No public info found
- CIVIL LIBERTIES
- No public info found
- Years in public office
- No public info found
Civil liberties
No public info found
Campaign-finance audit
Filing review and source trail
Partial review · checked September 24, 2026
The candidate’s available 2025–2026 TEC reports were reviewed through June 30, 2026. No explicitly identified pro-Israel PAC receipt was located; that finding does not establish a corporate-PAC-free campaign.
Source details
- Filing system
- TEC
- Review period
- 20250701 through 20260630
- Filing ID(s)
- 00090462
- Review scope
- Partial: PAC-name screening of the 2025–2026 Texas Ethics Commission reports through June 30, 2026 is done. Review of large individual donors and full PAC and independent-spending tracing is still outstanding.
How we checked
- Matched the candidate's Texas Ethics Commission filer ID and 2025–2026 reports in the September 24, 2026 bulk export.
- Screened contributor names for identified Israel-policy organizations; a plain word search was rejected because it matched donor surnames.
- Outstanding: list every PAC contributor, review individual donors giving $25,000 or more against independent advocacy sources, and trace independent spending.
PAC & IE receipts
Direct AIPAC, other pro-Israel PAC, IE support and IE opposition remain separate.
View receipts →Major donor context
No public info found
Israel-linked financial actions
No public info found
Muslim community engagement
We found no public record of an in-person engagement or organized policy work with a Muslim organization in the sources reviewed through September 24, 2026.
Years in public office: No public info found
We have not yet sourced a complete record of this candidate's government service, so no number is shown.
Still needed: An official biography or government record confirming whether this candidate has held any public office has not yet been reviewed.
What to know
Certified for the November 3, 2026 ballot as the Green candidate.
McCormick lists bus service, farm cooperatives and election reform as his top legislative priorities.
McCormick’s campaign also addresses property taxes, public education, healthcare and economic insecurity.
Evidence
Muslims, Islam & Civil Rights — Documented RecordOpen
We found no McCormick statement specifically addressing Muslim civil-rights or religious-liberty issues in the campaign materials reviewed through Sept. 24, 2026.
How we checked
Democracy & Civil LibertiesOpen
No candidate-specific record was located for this category in the sources reviewed through September 24, 2026.
How we checked
Family & Household Policy1 record
September 24, 2026 · statement · Campaign statement
McCormick’s campaign also addresses property taxes, public education, healthcare and economic insecurity.
The campaign discusses property-tax reform, public education, healthcare, water conservation, renewable energy and reducing economic insecurity.
Why it matters for this office: These areas depend on legislation that passes through the Senate.
Receipts · 1
Kevin McCormick 2026 (campaign website) · CANDIDATE-STATED / PRIMARY · Last reviewed September 24, 2026
Office-Specific Record & Authority1 record
September 24, 2026 · statement · Campaign statement
McCormick lists bus service, farm cooperatives and election reform as his top legislative priorities.
His campaign names three priorities: expanded city bus service; rural family-farm greenhouse cooperatives, hemp and sustainable agriculture; and election reform including ranked-choice voting and limits on gerrymandering.
Why it matters for this office: The lieutenant governor controls which bills reach the Senate floor.
Receipts · 1
Kevin McCormick 2026 (campaign website) · CANDIDATE-STATED / PRIMARY · Last reviewed September 24, 2026
Muslim Community EngagementOpen
No candidate-specific record was located for this category in the sources reviewed through September 24, 2026.
How we checked
Political Money & Israel-Policy Organizations
No public info found
Palestine, Israel & Foreign PolicyOpen
This issue falls largely outside the authority of this office. We include it only when the candidate has addressed it publicly.
How we checked
Ballot listing: 2026 General Election statewide sample ballot, Texas Secretary of State. Page last reviewed September 24, 2026. Return to the Lieutenant Governor race overview. Methods & authorship. Corrections & updates.