Pat Dixon
LIBERTARIAN for
GOVERNOR of TEXAS
“A political campaign should not be war.
It should be a job interview.
My opponents are not my enemies.”
Three reasons to vote for Pat Dixon
Qualifications
I have held several executive level positions in private industry, non-profit, and political entities and have experience working with the Texas legislature since 2004 and have served in elected office. Details on my experience, including my record in elected office, can be found on the links below or in the books “Primary Screenout” and “Leading Like a Libertarian”
Choice
Three choices is not a crowded ballot. You would not accept only two choices of bread, car, television station, or anything else. When it is this important, your choices should not be limited.
Liberty
The Libertarian Party represents the principles that founded Texas and the United States. As government has grown, liberty has shrunk. Right sizing government means you can do anything you want as long as you are not harming others.
Policy Statements
Policy statements will be added throughout the campaign. Go to https://patdixon.org/pat-dixon-for-governor-statements/ to see the list of policy statements
About Pat
For information about Pat Dixon, including his experience in elected office and business, go to https://patdixon.org/about-pat-dixon/
Support the Campaign
Free Brisket for All
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If I win, I am going to buy a dog and name him All.
Donate
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Pat Dixon for Governor,
PO Box 4187,
Lago Vista TX 78645
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Events
The Herald-Zeitung is the newspaper of New Braunfels TX. This interview was on August 27.
Monday October 12, 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm
Travis County Libertarian Party meeting
Casa Chalapa, 9041 Research Blvd, Unit 100, Austin, TX
Friday October 16, 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm
Islamic Center of Frisco (Designated Outdoor Area), 11137 Frisco St, Frisco, TX 75033
Dear Candidates and Campaign Teams,
On behalf of the Islamic Center of Frisco (ICF) Civics Committee, we invite candidates running in the upcoming November election to set up an informational table outside our facility following Friday prayer services.
As part of our commitment to promoting civic engagement, ICF extends an equal opportunity to all candidates running for offices serving our community across North Texas, including Texas Congressional Districts 3 (CD-3) and 4 (CD-4).
Setup Guidelines & Campaign Rules:
RSVP Required: Space is limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Please reply to this email with your preferred date(s) to secure your slot.
Team Limit: To ensure fair access and ease of movement for worshippers, campaign presence is limited to a maximum of four (4) representatives per campaign team on-site.
Equipment: Campaigns must bring their own setup materials (tables, chairs, and up to a 10×10 canopy tent).
Location Restriction: All activities and table setups must remain strictly outdoors in the designated area; no campaigning is permitted inside the facility.
Signage & Clean-Up: All campaign signs, banners, and literature must be completely taken down and removed from the premises immediately at the conclusion of your session (4:30 PM). No unattended signs may be left on property grounds.
Event Details
Date: Saturday, October 17, 2026 , 9:30AM – 11:30AM
Location: John P. McGovern, M.D. Community Sports & Recreation Building
Address: 7318 Avenue F, Houston, TX 77011
On behalf of the East End Alliance and our community partners, I’m pleased to formally invite you to participate in the 2026 East End Candidate Forum on Saturday, October 17, 2026, at the John P. McGovern, M.D. Community Sports & Recreation Building in Houston’s East End.
All candidates for participating offices have been invited to take part.
The forum will bring candidates appearing on the November 3 General Election ballot together with residents, neighborhood leaders, and community organizations from across Houston’s East End.
The East End area spans 29 voting precincts, representing more than 67,500 voting-age residents according to 2020 Census data. Across the 2020, 2022, and 2024 General Elections, recorded turnout averaged approximately 21,000 ballots cast per election, based on historical data. Available 2024 General Election records identify 44,977 Harris County registered voters within the forum area.
As a candidate for Governor , the forum will provide an opportunity to introduce yourself to East End residents, discuss issues affecting our neighborhoods, answer questions from the community, and engage directly with voters just two days before Early Voting begins.
The East End Alliance is organizing the forum with community partners from across the East End, including but not limited to:
East End Communities
Super Neighborhood 46-88 (Eastwood)
Texas Democratic Women
People for Polk
Friends of Columbia Tap
Save Bastrop Promenade
Strong Towns
Houston Progressive Caucus
Confirmed candidates will also be included in our community outreach and social-media promotion leading up to the forum.
We hope you’ll join us for this opportunity to meet East End residents, hear directly from the community, and share your perspective as a candidate for Governor.
Saturday Oct 17, 7 pm to 9 pm
Seguin Schoolyard (225 N Saunders St Ste A, Seguin, TX
The Libertarian Party of Guadalupe County formally invites you to be a part of our candidate forum that will be held on October 17th from 7pm to 9pm at the Seguin Schoolyard (225 N Saunders St Ste A, Seguin, TX 78155).
Sunday, October 18, 2026
1:00 to 3:00 p.m.
The Front Porch at Harvest
1690 Treeline Drive, Argyle, TX 76226
I am looking for 2 volunteers to help staff a table at this event.
We are inviting Pat Dixon to meet Denton County voters face-to-face on Sunday, October 18, one day before early voting begins.
Denton County is now home to more than one million people and has grown about 18% since 2020. It is a large, fast-growing county filled with voters who want to know more about the people asking to represent them.
We expect a large turnout. Your campaign will have space to talk with residents, hear what they care about, answer questions, and share campaign materials. Campaign staff may attend with you.
Every certified candidate in the covered races is receiving the same invitation, including the other candidates in your race. We want voters to hear from every side, and we want you to have a place in that conversation.
As candidate participation is confirmed, we will begin a large public promotion push across Denton County. We will also invite local television, radio, print, and online news outlets to cover the event. Confirmed candidates will be included in our public candidate guide and event announcements.
The event is free, resident-run, and independent of any political party or campaign. We hope Pat Dixon will be part of what we expect to be a busy afternoon for Denton County voters.
Monday October 19, 7:00 pm
The interview will be live online at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lksLoXb6MvA
October 19
First day of early voting
This has been rescheduled for October 20
On behalf of the University of Houston Student Government Association Department of External Affairs, I am pleased to invite you to participate in our Know Your Ballot event on Thursday, October 8, 2026, from 4:00–8:00 PM at the University of Houston.
Know Your Ballot is a nonpartisan voter education event designed to give University of Houston students an opportunity to learn more about the candidates appearing on their ballot, hear directly from those seeking public office, ask questions, and become better informed ahead of the November General Election.
The evening will include the following:
4:00–4:20 PM | Welcome Reception & Candidate Meet-and-Greet
Candidates will have an opportunity to meet and interact directly with students in an informal setting. Small bites and refreshments, including tea, water, and juice, will be provided.
4:20–4:40 PM | Civic Engagement & Voter Education
A brief nonpartisan presentation will introduce students to the importance of civic engagement, informed voting, and participation in the electoral process.
4:40–7:30 PM | Meet the Candidates
Participating candidates will be organized by office/race. Each candidate will receive:
- 2 minutes for remarks to introduce themselves and their candidacy.
- 2 minutes for moderated questions from the student audience.
To ensure an equitable opportunity for all participants, speaking times will be consistent for each candidate.
7:30–8:00 PM | Closing & Candidate Meet-and-Greet
Following closing remarks, students will have an additional opportunity to visit candidate tables, continue conversations, and learn more about each campaign.
Throughout the event, participating candidates will be provided with table space to share campaign literature, informational materials, volunteer sign-up opportunities, and other appropriate campaign resources. Campaign staff or volunteers are also welcome to assist at the table.
Our goal is to create an educational and accessible environment where students can engage directly with candidates and leave better prepared to make their own informed decisions at the ballot box.
The University of Houston Student Government Association and Department of External Affairs are hosting Know Your Ballot as a nonpartisan voter education event. Participation in the event does not constitute an endorsement of any candidate or campaign. Candidates invited to participate are being offered the same speaking time, question period, and opportunity to engage with students.
We would be honored to have you participate.
Wednesday Oct 21, 6 pm
Sholz Garden
1607 San Jacinto Blvd, Austin, TX
Wes Benedict be master of ceremonies for this event called “Introduction to the Libertarian Party.” It will be hosted and paid for by the Libertarian Booster PAC and will explain to people “here’s what the LP is about.” I will be there to talk about my campaign
October 30
Last day of early voting
Friday Oct 30,2026 Athens, TX
Tilo’s Cuisine 607 E. Tyler st (hwy 31 Bus)
11:30-12 lunch (buffet $13.95) 12-12:30 speech,
-12:30—1:00 Q &A
Saturday Oct 31, 2026 Gun Barrel City
Hector’s Restaurant 1900 W. Main St.
11:30 -12 Lunch (order off Menu) 12-12:30 speech,
-12:30-1:00 Q&A
(Do not park on the East side of Building)
November 3
Election day
I am not going to make a long list of promises. Nobody knows if there will be another flood, COVID, or 9/11. The priorities depend on an unpredictable future. My principles are Libertarian, which do give predictable positions. I am happy to comment on policy positions, as I have on prior campaigns that can be seen in the links below and in the Policy Statements menu above.
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CONTACT US AT info@PatDixon.org
or 318-347-0407