Justin Early

Justin Early and his wife, Toni, have seven adult children and live in Georgetown.¹ The oldest of three children, he grew up with two Army veterans for parents and followed them into the service after graduating from Leander High School in 1998.¹

He served in the Army from 1998 to 2006, including work as a paratrooper and a local area network administrator at the Defense Intelligence Agency in the Pentagon.² His civilian career has focused on cybersecurity, and he describes his current role as a cybersecurity architect at Dell Technologies.¹

Early says his work involves protecting data and critical infrastructure and meeting privacy requirements.¹ His public service outside the military includes time as a Democratic precinct chair in Tarrant County and as a delegate during Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign.² He has also served on a human relations committee.¹

His congressional platform emphasizes protecting Social Security, affordable health care, workers, veterans and fair immigration policies.³ He also identifies threats from artificial intelligence and the effects of data centers on nearby communities as priorities.³ He faces Republican incumbent John Carter and Green candidate Greg Stoker.²