


About Taylor
Taylor Rehmet is a union president, veteran, and working-class Texan running for State Senate to fight for public schools, affordable housing, and real results for everyday people. Born and raised in Garland, Taylor grew up in a working-class family—his dad was an aircraft mechanic, and his mom worked in a local salon. From a young age, he learned the value of hard work, helping out as a plumber’s assistant and working at a horse ranch before joining the U.S. Air Force. After his service, Taylor returned home, picked up a wrench, and went to work as a machinist using the skills he obtained during his time in the military.
His passion for fairness and dignity on the job led him to union organizing, where he was elected president of both his local and state chapters of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers. He’s spent his career fighting for better pay, safer workplaces, and a seat at the table for working Texans. Taylor isn’t a career politician—he’s a leader who listens, shows up, and gets things done.


Taylor is running because he’s tired of seeing state leaders ignore the real struggles of everyday people. He believes in fully funding public schools, protecting veterans, investing in affordable housing, and putting workers first. For Taylor, public service isn’t about politics—it’s about showing up, doing the job, and never backing down from a fight worth having.

The Election.
Texas Senate District 9 didn’t just become competitive — we flipped it.
In a district that political insiders wrote off, working people proved them wrong. This victory wasn’t powered by billionaires or backroom deals. It was built block by block — neighbors talking to neighbors, volunteers showing up, and a campaign that actually listened.
Voters across Senate District 9 made it clear: they’re done with politics that ignores real issues. They want lower costs, stronger public schools, and leaders who show up and do the work — not politicians chasing headlines or culture wars.
This win shows what’s possible when you focus on people instead of politics. When you organize instead of outspend. When you fight for working families because you are one. And we’re just getting started.
Now, SD 9 has the kind of representation it deserves — someone who listens, works hard, and delivers real results. Because when everyday Texans come together, we don’t just compete. We win.

























