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Bernard Johnson - Texas District 19
Bernard Johnson

Bernard Johnson

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Texas District 19

Hello, my name is Bernard Johnson, and I have proudly called Abilene home for nearly 20 years. Like many residents of West Texas, I moved here seeking opportunity and have found a strong, supportive community rooted in faith, family, and hard work.

Originally from Houston, I relocated to Abilene in 2005 to attend McMurry University, where I earned my Bachelor's Degree in Religion and Political Science. I later completed a Master's Degree in Education with a Certificate in Conflict Resolution from Abilene Christian University.

Prior to moving to Abilene, I worked in the foodservice industry as a corporate trainer and manager. This experience provided me with valuable skills in leadership, accountability, and connecting with people from diverse backgrounds. After earning my degrees, I spent five years working in healthcare and health insurance, assisting individuals in navigating complex systems, advocating for their needs, and helping them access appropriate care.

In recent years, I have been directly involved in public education, working alongside students, parents, and fellow educators. This experience has given me firsthand insight into the challenges faced by families in our community, as well as the resilience and strength they demonstrate on a daily basis. To further serve our community, I am currently pursuing a Master's Degree in Organizational Leadership at Abilene Christian University.

My Christian faith, commitment to personal responsibility, and belief in local solutions rather than top-down approaches have been central to my values. I am running to represent Texas' 19th District because I believe our community’s values matter, and they deserve a representative in Washington who stands firm and advocates for them.

Whether you are raising a family, operating a small business, working the land, or serving your neighbors, I am here to listen and to stand up for the freedoms, traditions, and future that we all cherish.

Countdown to Convention

It's so simple...

In Texas, you don't register with a party. Your actions in each election cycle determine your party affiliation for that year.

So if you want to support Libertarians in 2026:

  • Do NOT vote in a Republican or Democratic primary
  • Do NOT attend another party's convention
  • Do NOT sign petitions for other party candidates

Instead:

Show up to your precinct or county Libertarian convention. That's how you affiliate β€” no forms, no fees, just freedom.

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