Republican U.S. Rep. Pat Fallon faces Democrat Jason Pearce in the Nov. 3, 2026, election for Texas’s 4th Congressional District, according to the state’s certified ballot. The race appears only on ballots for voters within the district.
Experience
Fallon has represented the district since 2021, according to his congressional biography. He previously served in the Texas House and Senate.
A University of Notre Dame graduate, Fallon served as an Air Force officer and later founded businesses. His official biography lists service on the House Armed Services, Intelligence and Oversight committees, including chairing the Armed Services Subcommittee on Military Personnel.
Stated priorities
Fallon’s campaign issues page identifies gun rights and opposition to abortion as priorities. It also features positions on border security, energy production and opposition to vaccine mandates.
Several entries refer to earlier political debates. The material reviewed does not supply a detailed, costed implementation plan for a new term. This profile therefore does not treat those headings as specific new bills or promise a particular financial benefit to voters.
What the office can do
The House of Representatives helps make federal law. Members introduce legislation, vote on taxes and spending, and conduct oversight. Changes normally require agreement beyond one representative, including action by the Senate and president.
For district residents, the office has a role in federal defense, veterans, healthcare, tax and infrastructure policy. It does not directly set city or county tax rates or local school budgets.
This profile uses the certified ballot, Fallon’s official biography and his campaign’s published positions.
The Prosper-Celina Journal did not receive a direct questionnaire response from the candidate and does not endorse candidates.
