What they say they stand for
Their own words. Claims, not verified facts.
- Border security, which his campaign calls the border catastrophe.
- Second Amendment rights and opposition to new gun restrictions.
- Banning vaccine mandates.
- Opposition to abortion.
- Expanding domestic energy production.
- Religious liberty; opposition to critical race theory in schools; support for Taiwan and opposition to Russian aggression.
What they’ve actually done
Documented record from official sources.
- U.S. Representative since January 2021; re-elected in 2024 with 68.4%.
- Served in the Texas House of Representatives and the Texas Senate before Congress.
- Held the Republican nomination against Don Horn in the March 3, 2026 primary.
Arguments in favor
He still holds open in-person town halls across the district — Bonham, Sherman, Grayson County — taking questions on the government shutdown, Affordable Care Act subsidies and immigration at a time when many members have stopped holding them.
— Fallon's town hall schedule, reported by C-SPAN, KTEN and LegiStorm
When his disclosure failures were identified he corrected them rather than fighting: he filed reports going back to his swearing-in, paid $600 in fines, put a transaction review system in place and hired a compliance firm to audit his records.
— Fallon's attorney, reported by The Dallas Morning News
Arguments against
The Office of Congressional Ethics found he was late reporting 122 stock trades worth up to $21 million, and the House Ethics Committee confirmed it was investigating him. The complaint came from the Campaign Legal Center after Business Insider found 93 trades disclosed one to four months past the deadline.
— Office of Congressional Ethics and the Campaign Legal Center, reported by The Dallas Morning News and Forbes
His explanation was that he had not realised reports were due within 45 days because "in the Texas Legislature, where he served for eight years, financial transactions are reported on an annual basis, and Representative Fallon erroneously thought it was the same in Congress" — despite having attended the financial disclosure briefings at orientation.
— Fallon's attorney's letter, reported by The Dallas Morning News
What we couldn’t verify
- The outcome of the House Ethics Committee's investigation was not established from the sources found.
- His committee assignments were not established from the sources found.
- No criticism of him by name from Jason Pearce's campaign or from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee was found.