Greg Stoker is a former U.S. Army Ranger who did four combat deployments in Afghanistan and was later detained by Israel while trying to sail aid to Gaza.
After leaving the military, Stoker became an anti-war activist and podcast host, and was arrested for disrupting Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's Senate confirmation hearing. He's running as the Green Party nominee on a platform of rejecting corporate and foreign-interest money in politics — he won't take donations from military contractors or any PACs — framing his campaign around affordability and accountability rather than the two parties' culture-war fights.
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Stoker’s take on Texas values
Stoker's central campaign message is built around 'affordability for us and accountability' for officials who let corporations profit while looting tax money, framing high costs of living as a top priority. [gp.org; stokerfortexas.com]