Jace Yarbrough Stepped in When Government Tried to Push Abortion

When you vote for Congress, you’re choosing someone to stand up for your values in Washington. If protecting babies and defending your freedoms matter to you, Jace Yarbrough has already shown you where he stands.

Jace is a seventh-generation Texan, an Air Force veteran, and a dad of four. Service isn’t new to him. He’s built his career standing up for the Right to Life and pushing back when government officials try to go too far.

In 2023, when the City of San Antonio tried to send more than half a million of your tax dollars to support out-of-state abortions, Jace helped represent Texas Right to Life in a lawsuit to stop it. He stood against using public money to fund abortion — plain and simple.

He has also represented faith-based and Pro-Life groups when the federal government tried to pressure them into covering abortion through their health insurance plans. When the Dr. James Dobson Family Institute and others faced legal threats, Jace stepped in to defend their right to operate according to their beliefs.

He didn’t just issue statements. He took action.

In 2024, he also supported the town of Ovilla when it chose to become a Sanctuary City for the Unborn. That move gave the local community the ability to stand against abortion and protect babies at the city level.

These aren’t one-time events. They show a pattern. When there’s a fight over Life, Jace Yarbrough shows up.

Now he’s asking for your vote to take that same commitment to Congress for Addison, Plano, Richardson, Rawlins, Reinhardt, and Balch Springs. At a time when abortion advocates are pushing for more federal mandates and more taxpayer funding, your voice matters.

If you want someone who understands that the fight for Life didn’t end when Roe was overturned — and who is ready to keep standing firm — Jace Yarbrough has already proven he will.

Early voting runs February 17–27. Election Day is March 3.

Before you head to the polls, be sure to review the full Pro-Life Voter Guide so you can vote informed and confident.