John Cornyn

United States Senator from Texas

American politician and attorney (born 1952).

Party: Republican Party · United States · Born 1952-02-02

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Background

EducationTrinity University; University of Virginia School of Law; St. Mary's University School of Law; Oliver Wendell Holmes High School; American School in Japan · Wikidata

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Offices

United States Senate
United States Senator from Texas (since 2021-01) · Biographical Directory of the United States Congress

Party

Republican Party
member of · Biographical Directory of the United States Congress

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Cornyn declines to say if he voted for Paxton, cites Paxton’s ‘corruption’ as issue
The Hill · 10 November 2026
Cornyn Questions Process for Judicial Nominees: Texas Brief
Bloomberg Law News · 13 November 2026
White House faces unusual obstacle on confirming Trump judges: other Republicans
AP News · 11 November 2026
John Cornyn says he’s looking for a job: ‘People who retire die’
The Washington Post · 11 November 2026
Cornyn: Talarico will have ‘interesting time navigating a red state as a Democrat’
The Hill · 10 November 2026
Cornyn meets with Sen-elect Talarico, describes him as 'basically ... a good person'
Fox News · 10 November 2026
James Talarico, John Cornyn meet in Washington, D.C.
CBS News · 9 November 2026
Talarico, Cornyn meet in Washington
The Hill · 9 November 2026
Cornyn says Republicans ‘forgot how to win’
Politico · 4 November 2026
Spurned by Trump, these outgoing Republicans aren’t helping their potential successors
Politico · 27 October 2026

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