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State Representative Candidates

Note to the Voter: Remember that you are the HR person choosing who is best qualified to be a Texas State House Representative. Check out their educational background, their work history, and Community Service. If they are an Incumbents (IN) who Candidates up for re-election what I their voting record. Make sure it matches up with your core beliefs and what they are saying from the campaign trail they support. Which candidate is best qualified over all and lines up best with your beliefs? That is who you should vote for.

About the Office: 

The Texas House of Representatives is the lower chamber of the Texas State Legislature. Alongside the Texas State Senate, it forms the legislative branch of the Texas state government and works alongside the governor of Texas to create laws and establish a state budget. Legislative authority and responsibilities of the Texas House of Representatives include passing bills on public policy matters, setting levels for state spending, raising and lowering taxes, and voting to uphold or override gubernatorial vetoes. Members serve two year terms and are not subject to term limits. They assume office at the beginning of the legislative session in January. Look up Incumbents who are current members to see their bills they wrote or cowrote plus their voting record and more by going to: https://house.texas.gov/members/. It is very telling how they voted. See if it lines up with their campaign promises and your personal beliefs. As of the 2020 Census, Texas state representatives represented an average of 194,555 residents. 

Qualifications

To be eligible to seek office a candidate must be:

A U.S. citizen

21 years old before the general election

A two-year resident of Texas before the general election

A district resident for 1 year prior to the general election

Salaries

$7,200/year $221/day. Set by the ethics commission.

Pension

The highest a legislature can earn for retirement is $125,000, with an average of $17,526 annually. 

Sources: Ballotpedia https://ballotpedia.org/; Texas_House_of_Representatives, https://house.texas.gov/about-us/

Texas House of Representatives Candidates and Members by District 

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District 1 

Jurisdiction:  Bowie (100%), Cass (100%), Lama (100%), Morris (100%), and Red River (100%)

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District 2 Kristen Washington Minister, most recently served her hometown as Councilwoman for District 3.  She became the 2nd Daughter in Ministry at Bethlehem Missionary Baptist Church, in Greenville, Tx. She now leads the church's Faith Evangelism Digital Media Ministry also known as F.E.D Media and serves as Minister of Communications. Kristen has a true servant’s heart and as a member of the Ancient Free Accepted Masons Dallas, Tx Queen of Sheba Grand Chapter Divine Light #32 where she served as Secretary and Associate Matron, and previous member M.W Mount Carmel Grand Lodge of Texas A.F.A.M & Deborah Grand Chapter O.E.S Lily of the Valley Chapter #55 Dallas, Tx. Additionally, she is a member of Zeta Amicae Dallas which is an auxiliary of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc.- Kappa Zeta Chapter, The Corporation for Cultural Diversity Greenville, Tx Inc. and the NAACP Greenville, Tx. She has represented District 3 and all citizens of Greenville by serving on the Greenville Downtown Steering Committee, Transportation Committee, Chair of the Neighborhood and Facilities Development Committee as well as Public Safety and Community Development.

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Jurisdiction:  Hopkins (100%), Hunt (100%), and Van Zandt (100%)

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District 2 up for re-election 2024 

Jurisdiction:  Hopkins (100%), Hunt (100%), and Van Zandt (100%)

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District 3 Unopposed up for re-election 2024

Jurisdiction:  Montgomery (27%), and Waller (100%)

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District 4 Alex Bar-Sela  Teacher 

Jurisdiction:  Henderson(84%), and Kaufman (100%)

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District 4 up for re-election 2024

Jurisdiction:  Henderson(84%), and Kaufman (100%)

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District 5 Unopposed up for re-election 2024

Jurisdiction: Camp (100%), Morris (100%), Rains(100%), Smith (24%), Titus (100%), Upshur (100%), and Wood (100%)

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District 6 Cody Grace earned an associate degree from Tyler Junior College in 2004. Grace also attended the University of Texas at Tyler. His career experience includes working as a technology solutions consultant and small business owner. Previously, he worked as an IT technician in public education and an IT director in healthcare.You and I have lost freedoms because  we havent been fighting for our rights in the State Caiptol. Its time to change that. Im here to fight for you and your freedoms. Im not going to waste time. I need your vote and I need your support.

Jurisdiction: : Smith (76%)

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District 6  up for re-election 2024

Jurisdiction: : Smith (76%)

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District 7 Marlena R. Cooper Currently serving as the President of High Heels to Hardhats/MP Construction & Dev., Marlena has cultivated a remarkable career in impactful public service. With a focus on strategic scheduling, operations, and branding for construction companies, Marlena's leadership has driven projects totaling over $130 million. Her commitment to community growth was evident in her role as the Director of Operations at Fisher Homes of Texas, where she played a key role in managing projects, refining operational systems, and orchestrating successful marketing campaigns for substantial revenue growth. Beyond her professional achievements, Marlena's dedication to public service shines through her role as a Grant Manager at the Arkansas Economic Development Commission. Here, she managed federally funded projects, assisting communities in economic development—a testament to her commitment to uplifting those around her.  Marlena's devotion to education is another facet of her impactful career. As an Adjunct Professor at Houston Community College System and a US History Educator at Klein Independent School District, she left an indelible mark on the academic growth of over 100 8th-grade students. 

Experience

High Heels to Hardhats President Jan 2014 – Current

Houston Community College System Adjunct Professor Aug 2012 – Aug 2014

Pulaski Technical College Adjunct Professor August 2008 – August 2011

Fisher Homes of Texas Director of Operations March 2013 – June 2014

Sudhoff Properties Marketing Dir. & Event Coordinator August 2012 – March 2013

Arkansas Economic Development Commission Grant Manager August 2012 – March 2013

Klein Independent School District U.S. History Educator August 2008 – August 2011

Community Involvement

Longview Planning and Zoning Commission Commissioner

Junior League of Longview Sustainer

Rotary International Paul Harris Fellow 

Gregg County Democrats Member

Minority Coalition for Economic Development Treasurer

Jurisdiction: Gregg (100%), and Upshur (100%) 

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District 7 up for re-election 2024

Jurisdiction: Gregg (100%), and Upshur (100%)

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District 8 Carolyn F. Salter was born in Denver, Colorado. She earned a degree from UT Southwestern Medical School at Dallas in 1981. Her professional experience includes working as a physician. Salter was board certified as an anesthesiologist in 1989. Her experience has also included serving as a general practitioner with a focus on pain control in the private medical practice shared with her husband in Palestine, Texas.

Jurisdiction:   Anderson (100%), Freestone (100%), Hill (100%), and Navarro (100%)

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District 8 up for re-election 2024

Jurisdiction:   Anderson (100%), Freestone (100%), Hill (100%), and Navarro (100%)

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District 9 Unopposed up for re-election 2024

Jurisdiction:  Cass (100%), Harrison (100%), Marion (100%), Panola (100%), and Sabine (100%)

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District 10 Unopposed up for re-election 2024

Jurisdiction:  Ellis (100%), and Henderson (16%)

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District 11 Unopposed up for re-election 2024

Jurisdiction:  Cherokee (100%), Nacogdoches (100%), and Rusk (100%)

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District 12 Dee Howard Mullins Dee's extensive background in federal government service spanning over two decades has equipped her with the knowledge and experience necessary to navigate the complexities of public service. This wealth of experience has honed Dee's understanding of the intricacies of governance and has provided her with the skills required to address the diverse needs of the community. Additionally, Dee's four years of dedicated service on the city council have given her a firsthand perspective on local issues and a proven track record of delivering tangible results for constituents. During this time, Dee has actively engaged with the community, listened to concerns, and worked collaboratively to implement positive changes.

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Jurisdiction: : Brazos (16%), Falls (100%), Limestone (100%), McLennan (29%), and Robertson (100%)

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District 12 up for re-election 2024

Jurisdiction: : Brazos (16%), Falls (100%), Limestone (100%), McLennan (29%), and Robertson (100%)

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District 13 Albert Hunter Former Part time Indigent Healthcare Coordinator at Bosque County, Texas Studied at Tarleton State University

Jurisdiction: Austin (100%), Burleson (100%), Colorado (100%), Fayette (100%), Grimes (100%), Lavaca (100%), and Washington (100%),

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District 13 up for re-election 2024

Jurisdiction: Austin (100%), Burleson (100%), Colorado (100%), Fayette (100%), Grimes (100%), Lavaca (100%), and Washington (100%),

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District 14 Fred Medina Bachelors from Texas A&M "I have been practicing law for 18 years. I began my career in Bexar County in a little office just off of the Riverwalk. And now I offer full service legal work in personal injury estate planning, and on a case by case basis family law and criminal law. I was a former assistant Texas attorney general prosecuting child support cases. So I am no stranger to a huge caseload."

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Jurisdiction: : Brazos (84%)

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District 14 

Jurisdiction: : Brazos (84%)

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District 15 Unopposed

JurisdictionMontgomery (37%)

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District 16 Mike Midler served in the U.S. Marine Corps. He earned degrees in political science and forensic studies from Indiana University in 1976. He attended the Foreign Policy Institute at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government in Washington, D.C. and received the Taft Fellowship from the University of Wyoming two times. Midler's career experience includes working as a high school government and economics teacher. He has been affiliated with the Texas High School Basketball Officials Association and has coached golf, softball, and gymnastics.

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Jurisdiction:  Montgomery (36%)

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District 16 

Jurisdiction:  Montgomery (36%)

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District 17 Desiree Venable- associate degree from Metropolitan Community College, Longview. Venable has been affiliated with BCDP, C.O.D.A, and AFL CIOI dream that one day our government will prioritize the wants and needs of the people over personal agendas and profits of the wealthy. I dream of our citizens coming together, to take back power and create a country that works for all. Unfortunately, we’ve allowed false narratives and misinformation to divide our nation. Our attention has mistakenly been focused on fighting each other, rather than demanding our elected officials be held accountable for their failures. Year after year, our elected officials stray further away from representing the desires of the constituents who gave them their power. We need a leader who will step up and put the needs of the people above their own self interests. This is where I come in! I want to increase civic engagement, unite our people, and provide equal opportunity, protection, and representation for ALL of us.

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Jurisdiction: : Bastrop(100%), Caldwell (100%), Gonzales (100%), Karnes (100%), and Lee (100%) 

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District 17

Jurisdiction: : Bastrop(100%), Caldwell (100%), Gonzales (100%), Karnes (100%), and Lee (100%) 

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District 18 Unopposed

Jurisdiction: : Liberty (100%), San Jacinto (100%), and Walker (100%)

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District 19  Dwain Handley bachelor's degree from Texas A&M University in 1982 and a graduate degree from Texas A&M University in 1984. I grew up in a Texas that excelled at things like education and the arts. A Texas where our politics were balanced and not extreme; one that had both a Republican and a Democratic U.S. senator. A Texas that voted to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment, and that cast its electoral votes for John Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, Hubert Humphrey and Jimmy Carter, rejecting racists like David Duke and George Wallace. A Texas where I received a publicly subsidized university education. A Texas where one offhand, misogynistic comment lost the governor’s race for the Republican candidate who uttered it, ushering in Gov. Ann Richards instead. I can envision a future Texas where that kind of balance is restored for the betterment of us all.

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Jurisdiction:  Hardin (100%), Jasper (100%),Newton (100%), Polk (100%), Tyler (100%)

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District 19

Jurisdiction:  Hardin (100%), Jasper (100%),Newton (100%), Polk (100%), Tyler (100%)

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District 20 Stephen M. Wyman Studied at Indiana University. Founder/CEO/Owner at Evolving electric motor company. 

Jurisdiction:  Burnet (100%), Milam (100%), and  Williamson (100%)

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District 20

Jurisdiction:  Burnet (100%), Milam (100%), and  Williamson (100%)

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District 21Unopposed

Jurisdiction:  Jefferson (93%), Orange (100%)

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District 22 Christian Manuel (i) Unopposed has nearly two decades of professional experience in Texas state politics. As a veteran staffer, his role was pivotal in ensuring triumphs for the district. He started working for former State Representative Joseph Deshotel at the age of eighteen. Over time he progressed to Chief of Staff—a position he held for a decade. He gained the ability to maneuver within the complicated Texas political scene of congressmen, lobbyists, and industry experts with a sagacity that only comes with years of hard work and dedication. In his first session as State Representative, he was recognized as Freshman of the Year by the Texas Legislative Black Caucus as he sent six bills to the Governor’s desk. He successfully passed into law HB 3250/ HB 5012, which allows Beaumont to receive certain tax revenue derived from a hotel and convention center project and to pledge certain tax revenue for the payment of obligations related to the project. This legislation will boost the local economy by bringing in tourism revenue, increasing local business activity, creating job opportunities for residents, and generating tax revenue. Overall this will contribute to the development and appeal of the district, benefiting the local community while providing economic growth for Southeast Texas. Rep. Manuel has worked diligently to bring home victories for House District 22 and will continue to work tirelessly to help execute legislation for Jefferson County.

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Jurisdiction: Jefferson (61%)

 

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District 23 Praveen "Dev" Merugumala, MD Texas Tech University Health Science Center School of Medicine in 2021. He works in AUSTIN, TX and specializes in Pediatrics.3rd Year resident at UTMB health from Texas Tech for academic year 2023-2024.

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Jurisdiction: Chambers (100%)and Galveston (43%)

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District 23

Jurisdiction: Chambers (100%)and Galveston (43%)

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District 24 Unopposed

Jurisdiction: Galveston (57%)

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District 25 J Daggett working for Nationally recognized companies in the medical industry for more than 14 years, Jai made the decision to start his own business to provide a more personal approach to doing business. He currently provides insurance consulting for a wide range of industries with varying employee populations. He has community service with Houston Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Board along with several other education, health and child welfare boards including: AlvinISD Zoning Board, Southwest Charter Schools, The Christus Foundation, and Child Advocates. He’s worked with the local Pearland Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) in the aftermath of Hurricane IKE providing Point of Dispense support and resource distribution. Keep Pearland Beautiful Board and Pearland CPAC (Comprehensive Planning Advisory Committee)  CPAC. Texas Executive Director of  national non-profit organization fighting human trafficking, Jai decided to found his own non-profit fighting for marginalized communities to provide options, not handouts.  www.TXmpact.org.

Jurisdiction:  Brazoria (39%), and Matagorda (100%)

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District 25 

Jurisdiction:  Brazoria (39%), and Matagorda (100%)

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District 26 Daniel Lee Lawyer I'm a licensed Attorney since 2007 and a born and raised Texan, living in House District 26. We are proud to be from the Katy, Richmond, Pecan Grove and Rosenberg areas of Fort Bend County, Texas. Look for me on the ballot March 1, 2022 as your next Rep. As a graduate of The University of Texas, he developed a keen understanding of the Economy. While earning his Bachelor’s degree in Economics, he worked for various Texas State House Representatives organizing bills and responding to constituents at the Capitol. Daniel advanced his education at Thurgood Marshall School of Law at Texas Southern University. In 2007 he began his career as a lawyer and has been fighting for families, children, single mothers, and fathers’ rights for over a decade. He has handled thousands of trials, hearings, and contested matters for many Texans and specifically for his neighbors in the Katy, Richmond, Pecan Grove, and Richmond areas of Fort Bend County, Texas. Daniel Lee decided to run for the Texas House of Representatives to use his experience, education, and legal career to help Texans have a strong and compassionate voice as their Representative. As a proud native Texan, Daniel has been discouraged by the amount of vitriol that has been spewed in both state and national politics. It’s time for a voice that cares about everyone, not just big money donors.

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Jurisdiction:  Fort Bend (23%)

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District 26 

Jurisdiction:  Fort Bend (23%)

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District 27 Rep.Ron Reynolds (i) Texas Southern U BS in Public Affairs Magna Cum Laude, JD for Texas Tech U School of Law. First African American Elected State Rep in Fort Bend County since Reconstruction.  Ron is currently serving his sixth term in the Texas House. Reynolds was named 2021 87th Session Legislator of the Year by both Fort Bend United and The Young & the Politics. He was voted by his House colleagues as “Freshman Legislator of the Year” and “Public Servant of the Year” by the Houston Minority Contractors Association. He served as the House Minority Whip during the 83rd & 84th Legislative sessions. Reynolds is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity and 100 Black Men of America. Currently, Reynolds is the Chair, Texas Progressive Caucus, Vice Chair of the Texas Legislative Black Caucus and Vice Chair of the House Caucus on Climate, Environment, and the Energy Industry. He also serves as the Legislative Leader for the Texas State NAACP and the Texas Coalition of Black Democrats. Reynolds serves as the ranking member on the House Committee on Environmental Regulation, and serves on the powerful Energy Resources Committee. Prior to being elected State Representative Reynolds was an Associate Municipal Judge for the City of Houston, Past President of the Houston Lawyers Association and Past President of the Missouri City & Vicinity NAACP. He is a recipient of the “Honorary Doctorate of Divinity”.

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=27

Jurisdiction: Fort Bend (24%)

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District 27 

Jurisdiction:  Fort Bend (24%)

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District 28 Marty Rocha Police Officer--;Executive Board Member at Cleat Harris County Region Director; Patrol Sergeant at Harris County Sheriff's Office "In light of escalating criminal activities and the apparent shortcomings in our democratic institutions, particularly in ensuring public safety, it’s evident that transformative change is imperative."

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Masters Police Officer Certification 48 Years of Law Enforcement Experience

Texas Gang Investigators Association Member

Advanced Hostage Negotiator

Certified Police Instructor

Investigative & Forensic Hypnosis

Recipient of 10 Meritorious Unit Citations

Member Affiliations:

Harris County Director and President of CLEAT-Harris County Employee's Organization

Education:

Bachelor of Science In Criminal Justice (Kennedy Western University)

Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences (Midwestern State University)

Artended Pan American University (Criminal Justice)

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Jurisdiction: Fort Bend (36%)

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District 28 

Jurisdiction:  Fort Bend (36%)

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District 29 Adrienne Bell  Bachelors from Our Lady of the Lake University and Masters from Houston Baptist University. Career experience includes working as the executive director for Brand New Congress and as a deputy field director with Battleground Texas and Wendy Davis for Governor. She is a teacher. As an educator, and mother, and grandmother, Adrienne understands firsthand the benefits that having access to a high quality education can be had for our children. She serves as an educator in the public school education system in LaMarque, Texas. She has a deep commitment to the community and to the education of our students, which led her to run for State Representative in House District 29. She will legislate for common sense policies that uplift our communities and will be a strong advocate for families, our children, seniors, and veterans. 

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Jurisdiction: Brazoria (61%)

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District 29 

Jurisdiction: Brazoria (61%)

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District 30 Stephanie R. Bassham I'm a real coal miner's daughter who isn't afraid to fight for sustainable jobs with fair wages, affordable housing, public education and reproductive freedom.

Jurisdiction: Brazoria (61%)

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District 30 

Jurisdiction: Aransas (100%), Calhoun (100%), De Witt (100%), Goliad (100%), Refugio (100%), and Victoria (100%),

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District 31 Unopposed

Jurisdiction: Atascoca (100%), Brooks (100%), Duval (100%), Jim Hogg (100%), Kenedy (100%), La Salle, (100%), Live Oak (100%), McMullen (100%), Starr (100%), and Willacy (100%),

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District 32 Dr.Cathy McAuliffe Professor, was born in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. McAuliffe earned a bachelor's degree from Drake University in 1972, a graduate degree from the University of Texas at San Antonio in 1979, and a Ph.D. from Texas A&M University in 2004. Her career experience includes working in higher education. Cathy McAuliffe has almost 50 years of experience working with young children and teaching early childhood professionals. She holds a master’s degree in Bicultural-Bilingual Studies (Early Childhood) and a Ph.D. in Education and Human Resource Development. Her studies include 18 graduate hours in Early Childhood Education. Cathy is the former chairperson of the Department of Early Childhood Studies at San Antonio College, where she taught for almost 27 years. She currently teaches online early childhood courses for NorthWest Arkansas Community College. In Rockport, she was instrumental in working with the Executive Director of the Children’s Coalition of Aransas County in designing and opening the Coastal Bend Child Development Center.

Jurisdiction: Nueces (52%)

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District 32 

Jurisdiction: Nueces (52%0

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District 33 Unopposed

Jurisdiction: Collin (15%) and Rockwell (100%)

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District 34 Solomon P. Ortiz Jr. Nonprofit Ex Director, As a former State Representative, Solomon Ortiz Jr. worked to do what is best for Nueces County. With his solid experience in how the legislature and state government works, Solomon (Sollie to his friends) stands ready to immediately take on the important issues facing our state and area. From day one he will hit the ground running to solve problems, improve education and women’s healthcare and proactively work on other issues that affect his constituents and other Texans. Solomon has already been a leader in the Texas Legislature serving as Deputy Whip of the Texas House Democratic Caucus and Treasurer of the Mexican American Legislative Caucus. He has also served as the Nueces County Democratic Party chair and hopes to bring those organizational skills to the legislature once again.

Source:https://www.solomonortizjr.com/policy

Jurisdiction: Nueces (48%)

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District 34 

Jurisdiction: Nueces (48%)

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District 35 Rep.Oscar Longoria (i) Unopposed Attorney, 6th term in office. Prior he served on the Agua Special Utility District as a Board Member, and as a Trustee for South Texas College. Professionally, he owns and operates the Law Office of Oscar Longoria. 2017 Outstanding Young Texas Ex Award. 2018 Outstanding Young Alumnus Award by The University of Texas at Austin School of Law. The Outstanding Young Alumnus Award honors a graduate, 40 years old or younger, who has made significant achievements in his or her career and service to the university. He is a proud Life Member of the Texas Exes Association. In the 88th Legislative Session, Chairman Longoria was appointed Chair of the House Business & Industry Committee by Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan. Additionally, Chairman Longoria was appointed to the Public Education and General Investigating Committees.  The Business & Industry Committee oversees all matters pertaining to industry, the relationship between employers and employees, unemployment compensation, business transactions, private corporations, consumer protections, and the construction industry. The Public Education Committee has jurisdiction over public schools and the public school system of Texas, as well as oversight of the State Board of Education and the Texas Education Agency. The General Investigating Committee has the authority to initiate investigations concerning state government, any state agency, the use of public funds at any level of government, and any other matter the Committee deems necessary. With the appointment to these committees, Chairman Longoria can continue to create positive and lasting impacts on not only the Rio Grande Valley, but all of Texas. Prior to these influential new appointments, Chairman Longoria served as Vice-Chairman of the House Appropriations Committee for two consecutive sessions. In Spring 2018, former Speaker Straus appointed him to the Legislative Budget Board, which is tasked with recommending a budget to the legislature preceding the commencement of the legislative session. Chairman Longoria has also served as Chairman of the Appropriations Subcommittee on Articles I, IV, and V, on the Pensions, Investments & Financial Services, Local & Consent Calendars, Energy Resources, and County Affairs Committees in previous sessions.

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=35

Jurisdiction: Cameron (17%), and Hidalgo (13%)

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District 36 Rep.Sergio Munoz Jr. (i) Unopposed Attorney, Served since March 2010. The district includes parts or all of the cities of Hidalgo, Granjeno, McAllen, Mission, Palmview, and Pharr in Hidalgo County. Since his election, Sergio has received countless accolades, such as, recognition for his continual support and leadership from the Advocates for Patient Access, the Boys and Girls Club Texas Alliance, Alliance of Independent Pharmacists, and the U.S. Customs and Border Protection RGV Sector. The awards highlight his commitment to our community and the diligent attention he gives to District 36. Sergio has served as Vice-Chairman of the Insurance Committee and Vice-Chairman of the Land and Resource Management Committee. He also served as a member of the powerful Appropriations Committee from the 83rd Legislative Session through the 86th Legislative Session. Currently, Sergio is a member of the Higher Education Committee and the Committee on Pensions, Investments & Financial Services. He attended Mission High School and graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a degree in Business Administration. Afterwards, Sergio earned his law degree with honors at the Thurgood Marshall School of Law and graduated magna cum laude. He relentlessly aims to strengthen the region by supporting legislation and initiatives that improve education, healthcare, infrastructure, economic development, and public safety; including the restoration of critical funding to public schools and the Medicaid program. Sergio believes that collaboration and communication are the most effective means of achieving the necessary results that South Texas deserves and strives to build community bridges to promote partnership among South Texas leaders.

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=36

Jurisdiction: Hildalgo (21%)

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District 37 Ruben Cortez Jr. Run Off Election May 28 served as a member of the Brownsville ISD Board of Trustees before being elected to the Texas State Board of Education in 2012. On the State Board of Education, Ruben advocated fiercely for the Rio Grande Valley and all 5.4 million Texas students. He has spent the past decade working tirelessly to give students, teachers, and parents the resources they need to succeed. Ruben worked across party lines to establish the first statewide course on Mexican-American studies, giving Texas students the opportunity to learn about the powerful influence of leaders like Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta. He has fought against the STAAR test, advocated for increasing school funding and teacher pay, and worked to provide educational opportunities for all students, regardless of background. He continues to work for the people of the Rio Grande Valley by working to create new educational and economic opportunities for our community. 

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Jurisdiction: Cameron (38%)

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District 37 Jonathan Garcia Run Off Election May 28 Attorney

EDC Director City of Port Isabel Economic Development Corporation-2000

Special Projects Director Congressman Solomon P.Ortiz Legislative Assistant-2004

Asst District Attorney Cameron County DA’s Office 2008-2015

Justice of the Peace Precinct 2, Place 2 Brownsville 2015-2022

Candidate for State Rep D 37-2023

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Jurisdiction: Cameron (38%)

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District 37 

Jurisdiction: Cameron (38%)

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District 38 Erin Elizabeth Gamez (i) Attorney 

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South Texas College of Law, Doctor of Jurisprudence, Cum Laude; The University of Texas at Austin, Bachelors of Arts in Government and Minor in Spanish, Cum Laude; St. Joseph Academy - Top 10%

Experience:
Cameron County Mental Health Diversion Court, Defense Attorney; Law offices of Ernesto Gamez, Jr. - Justice For All Building, Attorney at Law, General Litigation - Civil and Criminal Law; State Bar of Texas - Continuing Legal Education; A South Texas Litigation Course, Lecturer on Civil Forfeiture
-82nd Legislative Session - Arnold Public Affairs, Legislative Aide (2011); 80th Legislative Session - Texas House of Representatives, Legislative Aide (2007)

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U.S. District and Bankruptcy Courts of Southern District of Texas; State Bar of Texas; Cameron County Bar Association; Cameron County Women’s Law Section; National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, DuBois-Hite Chapter; Good Shepard Community Church;
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Representative Gámez was first elected in a special election to the Texas House of Representatives and was sworn-in on March 30, 2022. At the time of her election she was the youngest serving member. She is the first female representative of Texas House District 38 and won re-election to serve District 38 in her first full term in the 88th Texas Legislature. She currently serves on the House Committee on Transportation and the House Committee on Natural Resources.

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=38

Jurisdiction: Cameron (44%)

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District 38 

Jurisdiction: Cameron (44%)

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District 39 Rep. Armando Martinez (i) Firefighter, Paramedic In 1998, he earned his Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Texas-Pan American in Edinburg. He also holds a Master of Public Administration (MPA) degree, which he earned in 2020. First elected to the Texas House of Representatives in 2004, Armando "Mando" Martinez serves House District 39 in Hidalgo County, which encompasses Weslaco, Mercedes, Donna, San Juan, Alamo, Progreso, and Progreso Lakes. Currently serving in his ninth term, Representative Martinez focuses on legislation that prioritizes public education, makes healthcare more accessible and affordable, creates more jobs, improves infrastructure projects in the Rio Grande Valley, and strengthens binational relations along the Texas-Mexico border. Representative Martinez is appointed to the House Transportation Committee and the House Culture, Recreation & Tourism Committee. Representative Martinez serves as Secretary of the Mexican American Legislative Caucus, a Board Member of the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials (NALEO), and is also a member of the National Hispanic Caucus of State Legislators, the Texas Veterans Caucus, the Texas Women's Health Care Caucus, and numerous other organizations. As a Deputy Whip for the Democratic Caucus, Representative Martinez is constantly engaged in legislative discussions and proceedings. Locally, Representative Martinez is involved with the American G.I. Forum of Texas and Weslaco Crime Stoppers, while also serving as a member of the Weslaco Rotary Club, Weslaco Lions Club, and Weslaco Elks Lodge. In 1998, Representative Martinez was hired by the City of Weslaco Fire Department EMS, where he served as a Firefighter and Licensed Paramedic. In 2000, he joined Valley Aircare as a Critical Care Flight Paramedic to provide pre-hospital treatment transporting sick and injured patients both Nationally and Internationally to facilities providing a higher level of care. He later became an Advanced Coordinator through the Texas Department of State Health Services, allowing him to provide a Self-Study "In-House" Emergency Medical Technology program for EMT and Paramedic training at a lower cost for fire departments across the Rio Grande Valley. During this time, Representative Martinez became a Master Firefighter and holds a Master Level 3 Fire Instructor certification allowing him to host and certify firefighters. Representative Martinez has been a small-business owner for over 10 years. Representative Martinez is also a private pilot and enjoys flying the friendly skies.

Source: https://www.house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=39

Jurisdiction: Hidalgo (20%)

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District 39

Jurisdiction: Hidalgo (20%)

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District 40 Rep.Terry Canales (i) Unopposed Attorney, Rep. Canales completed his Bachelor's Degree at the University of The Incarnate Word and his law degree at St. Mary's School of Law. Upon passage of the Texas State Bar Exam, Rep. Canales opened his own law practice in Edinburg, Texas. He has served as the Rep for District 40 since 2012. First Latino to be appointed to Chairman of the House Transportation Committee. In his time in the legislature, Chairman Canales has focused on transparency and open government, passing several pieces of legislation to ensure the public's right to know how their hard-earned tax dollars are spent as well as the right to have their voice heard at local governmental meetings. Canales has a long history of fighting for our public schools, our current and retired teachers, and ensuring that our students are given an equal opportunity to succeed. Representative Canales has also been a leader on criminal justice reform, filing and passing legislation aimed at eliminating our modern-day debtor's prison system and fighting to ensure our state resources are being utilized efficiently.

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=40

Jurisdiction: Hildago (24%)

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District 41 Rep.Robert Guerra (i) State Rep, Lawyer, Rancher Rep. Guerra has been a State Rep since 2012. Bachelor's Pan American University, Law Texas Southern University, Thurgood Marshall School of Law.Bobby Guerra comes from old South Texas ranching families who helped settle the Valley in the 1700’s. R. D. “Bobby” Guerra was born in Edinburg, Texas in 1953. The Guerra family, both paternal and maternal, has been South Texas ranchers since the 1700’s. He graduated from Pan American University in 1977 with a B.S. degree and a double major in Biology and Chemistry. For several years, Bobby was a television reporter and news anchor at the ABC affiliate KRGV-TV Channel 5 prior to attending law school. In 1985 he graduated with cum laude honors from Texas Southern University Law School in Houston. He was admitted to the bar in 1985 and is licensed to practice in Texas and the United States District Courts for the Northern and Southern Districts of Texas. Bobby has been practicing law for nearly 35 years; He was selected as a Texas Super Lawyer in 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, and 2011. In 2012, Bobby became the managing partner of Guerra, Leeds, Sabo & Hernandez, P.L.L.C. As a founding member of the firm, Bobby has helped local city governments protect taxpayers, and represented a variety of businesses. In addition, he has practiced in all of the federal and state courts in the Rio Grande Valley and parts of South Texas. In March 2000, Bobby was elected Chairman of the Hidalgo County Democratic Party where he served two terms. He has also served on the board of directors of the University of Texas-Pan American Alumni Association, and was elected president of the board in 2003. In addition to his active service on the Easter Seal’s Board of Directors, Bobby served as president in 2013-2014. Continuing his dedication to public service, Bobby is proud to serve as State Representative for House District 41, advocating for the people and the community of his home. Representative Guerra proudly represents the cities of McAllen, Mission, Edinburg, Palmhurst, Palmview, Alton and Pharr. Elected in 2012, Representative Guerra is serving his fourth term in the Texas House of Representatives. He currently serves as a senior member on the House Committees on Local & Consent Calendars, Ways & Means, and Vice Chair in Public Health.

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=41

Jurisdiction: Hidalgo (22%)

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District 41

Jurisdiction: Hidalgo (22%)

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District 42 Rep. Richard Raymond (i) Unopposed State Rep, Businessman, and Consultant Attorney UT Law He got involved in politics as a very young man fighting political corruption in his home county of Duval. B.A. from the UTA, majoring in Government and minoring in History.  J.D. from the UT School of Law. Before being elected to the Texas Legislature, he worked for United States Senators Lloyd Bentsen from Texas and Paul Simon from Illinois. He also worked for Texas Land Commissioner Garry Mauro and Texas Railroad Commissioner Bob Krueger. In 1992, Mr. Raymond first ran for and was elected to the Texas House of Representatives, where he would represent a rural South Texas District that included the counties of Duval, Jim Wells, Live Oak, Wilson, Atascosa, McMullen and La Salle.  After serving in the Texas House for 6 years, he then ran for Texas Land Commissioner. Although he received nearly 1.5 million votes as the Democratic Party nominee, he lost to Republican David Dewhurst. Two years later, in January 2001, Mr. Raymond was once again elected to the Texas House of Representatives, this time by the voters of Laredo, Texas, and has served in the House since. He now serves as Chairman of the Defense & Veterans' Affairs Committee while also serving on the State Affairs Committee. Rep. Raymond has authored and passed many bills during his career regarding job creation, higher education, transportation, health care and public safety. He also passed bills putting the words "In God We Trust" in the Texas House of Representatives Chamber and on Texas License plates.

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=42

Jurisdiction: Webb (62%)

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District 43 Mariana Casarez Student at Texas A&M University-Kingsville,Young democrat fighting for equal rights for all.

Jurisdiction:  Bee (100%), Jim Wells (100%), Kleberg(100%), and San Patricio (100%)

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District 43 

Jurisdiction:  Bee (100%), Jim Wells (100%), Kleberg(100%), and San Patricio (100%)

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District 44 Eric Norman Shoemaker Eric Norman earned a bachelor's degree from the University of North Texas in 2008 and a graduate degree from the Tropical Agricultural Research and Higher Education Center in 2012. 

Jurisdiction: Guadalupe (100%), and Wilson (100%)

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District 44 

Jurisdiction: Guadalupe (100%), and Wilson (100%)

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District 45 Rep.Erin Zwiener (i) BS, Natural Resource Conservation, University of Montana MFA, Creative Nonfiction, University of Arizona, author, educator, and conservationist.  "We need folks in the Capitol who are creative, curious, and down-to-earth. It’s time to put aside divisive rhetoric and move forward together on the issues that make a real difference in Texans’ lives. Let’s put the all back in y’al." Rep. Zwiener serves on the House Committees on Public Health, House Administration, and Appropriations, where she is the Vice Chair of the Subcommittee on Article III (Education). She is amember of the House Democratic Caucus, LGBTQ Caucus, Criminal Justice Reform Caucus, Women’sHealth Caucus, and IT Caucus. In January of 2021, Rep. Zwiener established the Caucus on Climate, Environment, and the Energy Industry and currently serves as its Chair.

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=45

Jurisdiction: Blanco (100%), and Hays (100%)

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Jurisdiction: Blanco (100%), and Hays (100%)

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District 46 Rep.Sheryl Cole (i) Attorney, Bachelor of Arts in accounting and a Juris Doctor from the University of Texas. Her career experience includes working as an attorney at the law firm of Wright & Greenhill from 1991 to 1995 and as staff counsel at the Texas Municipal League from 1995 to 2001.Former Austin City Council, Mayor Pre Tempore Sheryl Cole got her start in public life stepping up in her local PTA and organizing community support for our schools as one of the Tri-Chairs to the AISD Bond Committee in 2004. Continuing down the path of public service, she would go on to be elected to Austin City Council for three terms, ultimately serving as Austin's first African American Mayor Pro Tempore. And now, as of 2018, Sheryl Cole represents the communities of East Austin, Manor, and Pflugerville at the Texas Legislature. 

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=46

Jurisdiction: Travis (16%)

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Jurisdiction: Travis (16%)

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District 47 Rep.Vikki Goodwin (i) Real Estate Broker, University of Texas with a BBA—and the LBJ School of Public Affairs with a master’s degree, Real Estate broker, Systems Analyst for Office of the Attorney General of Texas. A long-time resident of Shady Hollow, Vikki has been very active in her community, serving on HOA Boards, civic club boards, ABOR committees, on an AISD task force and more. Her volunteer work gave her insight into the need for various services in the community and strengthened her determination to help those who slip through the cracks, so often as a result of medical issues, student loans, or low paying jobs. Through her professional and philanthropic endeavors, Vikki knows which issues matter most to the residents of District 47 and was inspired to become an advocate for her community.

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=47

Jurisdiction: Travis (19%)

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Jurisdiction: Travis (19%)

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District 48  Rep.Donna Howard (i) Unopposed Retired Critical care nurse at Brackenridge and Seton hospitals, was the first hospital-based Patient Education Coordinator in Austin, and helped start the Seton Good Health School. She has also served as president of the Texas Nurses’ Association (District 5) and as a Health Education instructor at UT. Howard is a co-founder of Advocates for Eanes Schools, and sits on the Board of the Expanding Horizons Foundation. She is a former board member of Austin Area Interreligious Ministries, Common Cause, and the Texas Freedom Network and formerly served as president of the Texas Nurses' Association, District 5.

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=48

Jurisdiction: Travis (15%)

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District 49 Rep.Gina Hinojosa (i) Unopposed Attorney, Bachelor's, Government, UT; JD, Law, George Washington University; Former Special Assistant, Governor Ann Richards; Former Employee, Office of Immigrant Concerns, Catholic Charities; Former Employee, Office of Legal Counsel, American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees; Attorney/Development Coordinator, Equal Justice Center, 2009-2011 Attorney, Texas Rural Legal Aid, 2010; Attorney, Kator, Parks, & Weiser Professional Limited Liability Company, 2000-2004. During her first session, Gina earned the title of Freshman Floor Fighter of Year from Capitol Inside, Mexican American Legislative Caucus (MALC) Freshman of the Year Award, 2017 Legislative Champion from the Texas Women's Healthcare Coalition and Defender of Justice from the Texas Fair Defense Project as she stood up to ensure the voices of HD49 were vigorously represented. In 2019, during the 86th Legislative Session, Gina proudly passed legislation and budget riders focused on improving women's reproductive health care, maternal mortality data collection, special education oversight, disaster preparedness, and disaster relief services. Prior to becoming a Texas House member, Rep. Hinojosa was elected to an at-large position on the Austin ISD School Board in November 2012. Thereafter, she was elected Board President by her fellow trustees in January 2015. In the short time that Gina served on the School Board, she led successful efforts on workers’ rights, advocated and testified at the Legislature in support of increased funding for public education, partnered with the City to secure millions in additional funding for students, and secured the rights and safety of LGBTQ employees and students. Under her leadership, every AISD high school met state accountability standards for the first time, a major step forward in improving academic performance for all students.Gina is a native Texan and a proud product of public schools. She came to Austin to attend The University of Texas and graduated with Honors with a Plan II Government Bachelor of Arts degree. She received her law degree from George Washington Law School in 1999 and was licensed that same year. With the exception of her years in law school in Washington, D.C., she has called Austin home ever since.

Source:https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=49

Jurisdiction: Travis (15%)

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District 50 Rep. James Talarico (i) Unopposed Consultant, (Changing Districts due to Gerrymandering), Bachelors in Govt, Masters in Education Policy at Harvard, Public School Teacher. Rep. Talarico taught 6th grade at Rhodes Middle School on the Westside of San Antonio. He later became the Central Texas Executive Director of a nonprofit dedicated to equipping classrooms with innovative technology. He currently serves as the youngest member of the Texas Legislature, sitting on the Calendars Committee, the Public Education Committee, and the Juvenile Justice and Family Issues Committee. In his first term, Rep. Talarico helped write historic school finance reform legislation that infused Texas schools with $11.6 billion in new education funding. Outside of his role as a legislator, Rep. Talarico is an education consultant, crafting and implementing education solutions across Texas.

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=50

Jurisdiction: Travis (18%) 

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District 51 Maria Luisa "Lulu" Flores (i) Unopposed Attorney Lulu Flores is a longtime champion of equality and social justice. She rose through the grassroots ranks to serve as President and CEO of the National Women’s Political Caucus, the longest serving institution committed to increasing women’s participation throughout the political process. Likewise, Lulu’s leadership can be seen at all levels, from being elected a National Delegate for Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign, to Chairing the Austin Arts Commission, to serving as Chief of Staff to the first Mexican American woman elected to the Texas House. University of Texas, where she also graduated from law school. She began her career in the state legislature working for Rep. Irma Rangel, a pioneer who rose to serve as Chair of the Higher Education Committee. Lulu continued her career in public service working as Director of Legislative Programs for the State Bar of Texas, and Assistant Director for Alternative Fuels Policy and Legislation/Governmental Affairs at the Texas Railroad Commission, before joining her husband, Scott, as partner in their law firm, Hendler Flores Law, PLLC. Recognized for both her work as a lawyer and an agent for social change, Lulu was named “National Latina Lawyer of the Year” in 2010 by the Hispanic National Bar Association and was included in the City of Austin Women’s Hall of Fame for her leadership, advocacy, and mentoring. Most recently, she was named the 2020 Distinguished Lawyer of the Year by the Austin Bar Association. An active volunteer, Lulu continues to support a variety of causes, including serving as a member of the Advisory Committee of the University of Texas Center for Women and Gender Studies.

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=51

Jurisdiction: Travis (16%)

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District 52 Jennie Birkholz Healthcare ConsultantBirkholz earned a bachelor's degree from Texas A&M University in 2002. Her career experience includes working as a healthcare consultant. As of 2024, Birkholz was affiliated with Access Education RRISD. An expert in trauma-informed systems of care, integrated care, and rural health, Jennie spent a decade working in local community behavioral health before starting a national healthcare consulting firm that develops and implements creative solutions to address mental health, the opioid crisis, and social determinants of health to improve the lives of others. In addition to consulting with foundations, governments, faith-based organizations, and other non-profits on their roles in improving public health in their local area, Jennie has served on two White House Commissions on behavioral health and the opioid crisis.

Source: https://www.birkholzfortexas.com

Jurisdiction: Williamson (33%)

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District 52

Jurisdiction: Williamson (33%)

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District 53 Joe P. Herrera Senior Customer Sales Lead, has a Bachelor's degree in business administration and marketing from the University of Texas at San Antonio in 2001 and a Master's degree from Our Lady of the Lake University in 2005. Herrera's career experience includes working as a key account manager for the Ferrara Candy Candy Company and as a sales representative for Hershey Chocolate. Herrera has been affiliated with the Medina County Democrats.

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Jurisdiction:  Bandera (100%), Crockett (100%), Edwards(100%), Kerr (100%), Kimble (100%), Llano (100%), Mason (100%), Medina (100%), Menard (100%), Real (100%), Schleicher (100%), and Sutton (100%)

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Jurisdiction:  Bandera (100%), Crockett (100%), Edwards(100%), Kerr (100%), Kimble (100%), Llano (100%), Mason (100%), Medina (100%), Menard (100%), Real (100%), Schleicher (100%), and Sutton (100%)

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District 54 Dawn Richardson retired educator with 39 years of service, the last 27 years being right here in Texas. With experience in both private and public schools, she has seen all sides of the Texas school system. It is because of her long commitment to public education and the successes that she has accomplished, that Dawn is ready to get in the fight for public education.

Source: https://www.dawnrichardson2024.org/

Jurisdiction: Bell (50%) and Lampasas (100%)

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Jurisdiction: Bell (50%) and Lampasas (100%)

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District 55 Jennifer Alicia Lee Elementary School Teacher, She was the resident advocate at a domestic violence shelter. Lee earned a bachelor's degree from Baylor University in 2007 and a graduate degree from Lamar University in 2017.

Jurisdiction: Bell (50%)

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Jurisdiction: Bell (50%)

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District 56 Erin Shank Attorney, earned a bachelor's degree from Trinity University in 1979, a J.D. from the Texas Tech University School of Law, and a graduate degree from Southern Methodist University in 1983. Her career experience includes working as a lawyer and owner at Erin B. Shank, P.C. Shank has been a precinct chair, ballot board member, and election judge for the McLennan County Democratic Party. Erin is a former teacher, wife of a veteran, a mom of three, a disability advocate, and a small business owner. After finishing law school, she became a bankruptcy attorney and has helped more than 6,000 Central Texans over the past 40 years during some of the most difficult times in their lives. She knows how to listen to folks, understand their issues, and then fight for them in Court.

As of 2024, Shank was affiliated with the following organizations:

  • National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys

  • Waco Historic Preservation Commission (chairwoman)

  • Lakeshore Baptist Church

Source: https://ballotpedia.org/Erin_Shank; https://www.erinshankfortexas.com/

Jurisdiction: McLennan (71%)

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District 56 

Jurisdiction: McLennan (71%)

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District 57 Collin Johnson businessman, he earned a graduate degree from Southern Methodist University in 2024. His career experience includes working as a businessman. My main priorities are protecting public education & libraries and promoting business & commerce.

Jurisdiction: Angelina (100%), Houston (100%), Leon (100%), Madison (100%), San Augustine (100%), and Trinity (100%)

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District 57 

Jurisdiction: Angelina (100%), Houston (100%), Leon (100%), Madison (100%), San Augustine (100%), and Trinity (100%)

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District 58 Unopposed

Jurisdiction: Bosque (100%), and Johnson (100%)

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District 59 Hannah Bohm Vice President at Texas Democratic Women of Hood County 

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Jurisdiction: Comanche (100%), Coryell (100%), Erath (100%), Hamilton (100%), McCulloch (100%), Mills (100%), San Saba (100%), and Somervell (100%)

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Jurisdiction: Comanche (100%), Coryell (100%), Erath (100%), Hamilton (100%), McCulloch (100%), Mills (100%), San Saba (100%), and Somervell (100%)

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District 60 Unopposed

Jurisdiction: Brown (100%), Callahan (100%), Coleman (100%), Eastland (100%), Hood (100%), Palo Pinto (100%), Shackelford (100%),  and Stephens (100%)

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District 61 Tony Adams earned a graduate degree from the University of North Texas in 1998. His career experience includes working as a entrepreneur and in the technology, insurance, banking and mortgage, and energy industries. Adams has also been a small business owner in real estate. University of North Texas in Denton, obtaining an MBA in 1998. A large portion of my career was in corporate America building leaders and great teams while also creating jobs. I have a wide breadth of expertise in technology, banking and finance, auto and home insurance, retail, manufacturing, healthcare, and mortgage industries. I've also built several small businesses in real estate and technology. 

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Jurisdiction:  Parker (100%), and Wise (100%)

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Jurisdiction:  Parker (100%), and Wise (100%)

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District 62 Tiffany Drake RN, Tiffany Drake's career experience includes working as a nurse. She has been affiliated with Powered by People. She went on to Grayson College, where she earned a degree in nursing, sparking her passion for healthcare and improving the lives of others. She has been in several roles as a nurse over the years, including ICU Nurse, Rehabilitation, and Case Management. As a Chickasaw tribal member, Tiffany appreciates the diverse tapestry of culture and will work hard to represent all people of District 62 regardless of background, identity, income, or any other factor.

Jurisdiction:  Delta (100%), Fannin (100%), and Grayson (100%)

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Jurisdiction:  Delta (100%), Fannin (100%), and Grayson (100%)

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District 63 Michelle Beckley Small Business owner, She earned a bachelor's degree in biomedical sciences from Texas A&M University in 1992. Beckley's career experience includes owning Kookaburra Pet Shop. Beckley (Democratic Party) was a member of the Texas House of Representatives, representing District 65. She assumed office on January 8, 2019. She left office on January 10, 2023 due to gerrymandering. Her Committee Assignments were:

2021-2022

Beckley was assigned to the following committees:

  • Elections Committee

  • International Relations & Economic Development Committee

2019-2020

Beckley was assigned to the following committees:

  • Agriculture and Livestock Committee

  • Business & Industry Committee

Source: https://ballotpedia.org/Michelle_Beckley

Jurisdiction:  Denton (25%)

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District 63 

Jurisdiction:  Denton (25%)

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District 64 Angela Brewer  University of North Texas with a bachelor’s degree in political science 1997 and a master’s degree in communication in 2007, and Concordia University with a master’s degree in education in 2014. currently a professor of communication studies at UNT and Collin College. “It is time for a new generation of leadership. We are facing extraordinary growth in north Denton County, and as we look at other communities who have grown like we are growing, we know this can be done in a way that preserves our unique identity, protects our natural spaces, and preserves the qualities that make our towns the lure they are. Well-managed growth that keeps our community the place we want it to be takes leadership and vision for the future. It’s time we elect a leader who embraces innovative problem-solving, critical thinking, and is ready to fight for House District 64 in the statehouse.  I am eager to engage the citizens of Denton, Corinth, Krum, Hickory Creek, Lake Dallas, and Shady Shores in conversations about the future of our growing communities and to develop plans for the ways the statehouse can support north Denton County in meeting that future with success for all of us."

Jurisdiction:  Denton (22%)

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Jurisdiction:  Denton (22%)

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District 65 Detrick Deburr  software engineer. As of 2024, Deburr had served as a planning and zoning commissioner for over 18 years.

  • Age: 54

  • Occupation: Software Engineer

  • Family: Father of 2 Sons, 1 Daughter (3 Grandchildren)

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  • Currently serves as a P/Z Commissioner in The Colony, Texas.

  • Served as a P/Z Commissioner in Cedar Hill, Texas (1999 - 2007)

  • Served on the Board of St. Philips School and Community Center

  • Proud and active member of The Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc.

  • Hobbies: Writing

  • Author of Building Gamified Websites published 2013

  • Author of Deal Us In! How Black America Can Play and Win in the Digital Economy” published in 2001

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Jurisdiction:  Collin (18%)

 

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Jurisdiction:  Denton (22%)

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District 66 David W. Carstens  is a dynamic and passionate young Texan poised to make a significant impact on the political landscape of the Lone Star State. Born and raised in Texas, David has always been deeply connected to the cultural and social fabric of his home state. A talented writer and filmmaker, he brings a unique perspective and creative approach to the realm of politics. After pursuing his education and honing his skills in the world of arts and literature, David has decided to return to his roots and contribute to the betterment of Texas. His journey into politics is fueled by a sincere commitment to ending divisiveness and fostering a sense of unity among the people of Texas. Recognizing the need for compassion and intellect in the political arena, David is determined to inject fresh ideas and innovative solutions into the heart of Texas State House District 66.

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Jurisdiction:  Collin (18%)

 

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District 66 

Jurisdiction:  Collin (18%)

 

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District 67 Makala L. Washington  a dedicated Texan, mother of three, and former military wife. As a small business owner and substitute teacher deeply rooted in our community since 2014, I bring firsthand experience and a strong commitment to making a difference. With a tenacious spirit and a mindset reminiscent of a bear protecting its cubs, I aim to be the new voice for the working class. My mission is to fight for what's fair and right, ensuring everyone has the opportunity to live comfortably in a safe place to call home. Together, let's build a stronger, more inclusive future for our community.

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Jurisdiction:  Collin (20%)

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District 67 

Jurisdiction:  Collin (20%)

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District 68 Stacey Swann bachelor's degree from the University of Texas at Austin and a graduate degree from Texas State University.  Her career experience includes working as a writer. Stacey and her extended family moved to Lampasas County in 2016 where her father and brother-in-law raise Santa Gertrudis cattle. She spent the past twenty years as a teacher and editor before transitioning to a full-time writer with the publication of her debut novel Olympus, Texas (Doubleday) in 2021. Stacey was raised in Sealy, a small town near the Texas Gulf Coast, and is a proud graduate of the rural public school system there. She received her BA in English from UT Austin and her MFA in Creative Writing from Texas State University.

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Jurisdiction: Childress (100%), Collingsworth (100%), Cooke (100%), Cottle (100%), Crosby (100%), Dickens (100%), Fisher (100%), Floyd (100%), Garza (100%), Hall (100%), Hardeman (100%), Haskell (100%), Jack (100%), Kent (100%), King (100%), Montague (100%), Motley (100%), Stonewall (100%), Throckmorton (100%), Wheeler (100%), Wilbarger (100%), and Young (100%)

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District 68 

Jurisdiction: Childress (100%), Collingsworth (100%), Cooke (100%), Cottle (100%), Crosby (100%), Dickens (100%), Fisher (100%), Floyd (100%), Garza (100%), Hall (100%), Hardeman (100%), Haskell (100%), Jack (100%), Kent (100%), King (100%), Montague (100%), Motley (100%), Stonewall (100%), Throckmorton (100%), Wheeler (100%), Wilbarger (100%), and Young (100%)

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District 69 Walter Coppage Bachelor of Business Administration degree with a major in Accounting from Midwestern State University..  After working for several years, I became a Certified Public Accountant in 1981 and opened my CPA office that same year.  I have been a CPA for over forty years in addition to owning and operating other ventures. He volunteer with Interfaith Outreach Services, serving on their Board of Directors and also serving as Treasurer.  Interfaith Outreach Services provides assistance to households in Wichita and Archer Counties.

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Jurisdiction:  Archer (100%), Baylor (100%). Clay (100%), Foard(100%),  Knox (100%),  Wichita (100%)

 

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Jurisdiction:  Archer (100%), Baylor (100%). Clay (100%), Foard(100%),  Knox (100%),  Wichita (100%)

 

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District 70 Rep. Mihaela Plesa (i)  She earned a bachelor's degree from University of North Texas in 2006. She earned a graduate degree from Southern Methodist University in 2012. Plesa's career experience includes working as a legislative director with the Texas House of Representatives. She has been affiliated with the Young National Organization for Women (Young NOW) and the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Law (NORML).Representative Plesa is proud to be the first democratic woman elected to represent Collin County in the Texas Legislature, and the first Romanian-American elected in the great state of Texas.

Bills Authored/Sponsored 88th Legislature:

  • Authored (including Joint)88(1) 88(2)

  • Co-Authored 88(1)88(2)

  • Sponsored (including Joint)88(1) 88(2)

  • Co-Sponsored88(1)88(2)

Committees:

  • International Relations & Economic Development

  • Pensions, Investments & Financial Services

  • Resolutions Calendars

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Jurisdiction: Collin (27%)

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District 71  Linda Goolsbee  

Business Experience

  • Central Airlines Stewardess

  • Dub King Advertising - project assistant

  • Gatesville High School - Latin, English, American History teacher

  • General Tire & Rubber Manufacturing - accounting clerk

  • Secretary [In the old days, women started here before moving up.]

  • Scarbroughs Department Store - clerk, personnel secretary, sales training director

  • Word Books & Records - advertising, copywriter, project coordinator

  • Pacific Bell - manager, large business customer sales and installation, corporate course design, Certified Trainer for inhouse and customer training, Speakers Bureau, Emergency Preparedness Seminar Leader

Education

  • Texas Christian University (attended) summer 1962

  • Baylor university, BA (Political Science) 1963

  • University of Texas, Austin (postgraduate courses) 1967

  • University of Southern California, MA (Drama) 1974

  • University of Southern California, MA (Communications) 1992

Democratic Party

  • President of Big Country Chapter, Texas Democratic Women

  • Taylor County Executive Committee

  • State Democratic Executive Committeewoman

  • 2012 Texas Delegate, Democratic National Convention

Abilene Boards and Organizations

  • Abilene Community Theatre

  • Abilene Interfaith Council

  • Abilene Reporter News Community Advisory Board

  • Abilene Woman's Club

  • American Association of University Women

  • Episcopal Church of the Heavenly Rest

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Jurisdiction:  Jones (100%), Nolan (100%), and Taylor (100%)

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District 71

Jurisdiction:  Jones (100%), Nolan (100%), and Taylor (100%)

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District 72 Unopposed

Jurisdiction:  Coke (100%), Concho (100%), Glasscock (100%), Howard (100%), Irion (100%), Reagan (100%), Runnels (100%), Sterling (100%), and Tom Green (100%)

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District 73 Sally Duval  Texas McCombs School of Business, Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), Finance, Bilingual citizen of France and USA with experience in banking, corporate finance, accounting and IT service management. Sole provider of support for users of the Confluence wiki from its pilot phase to its termination phase. Wrote user guides and documentation. As administrator, I created & deleted wiki spaces, monitored system performance and worked with the L3 technical people when needed.

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Jurisdiction: Comal (100%), Gillespie (100%), and Kendall (100%)

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District 73 

Jurisdiction: Comal (100%), Gillespie (100%), and Kendall (100%)

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District 74 Rep. Eddie Morales Jr (i) Attorney with a bachelor’s degree in Political Science and a double minor in Business and Spanish from the University of Texas at Austin graduating in 1997. He then attended St. Mary’s University School of Law, graduated with his Juris Doctorate in 2000, and in that same year he passed the State Bar exam. His career experience includes working as an attorney and owning a business. Morales has served as president of the Maverick County Bar Association, as a member of St. Mary's Law Alumni Board, and as a member of the Texas State Bar Grievance Committee. District 74 is the largest and most unique district in Texas. The District is made up of 11 counties extending from his hometown in Eagle Pass, Maverick County to the north east portion of El Paso County and includes over 770 border miles with Mexico. In addition to serving as State Representative, Morales is also a partner and member of the management board at Langley and Banack, Inc., Attorneys at Law, and currently supervises their satellite office in Eagle Pass. He was past President of the Maverick County Bar Association and now sits on the St. Mary's Law Alumni Association as a Board Member. He is a City Attorney for Eagle Pass and Brackettville, and he is an avid real estate investor, as well as a commercial and residential builder. He is also the owner of the family’s tortilla factory business, called “The Piedras Negras Tortilla Factory”, which is a staple of the Eagle Pass food culture which recently celebrated its 34th anniversary of being in business. Representative Morales has served with focus and integrity throughout his career as an attorney, a businessman, and an investor. With over 22 years of experience, and a commitment to strengthening the community, he has brought the same transparency and responsibility to District 74 since 2020. Under his leadership as a Representative, he and his team passed more than 30 legislative bills during his freshman year at the Capitol. By listening and considering the views of every constituent, District 74 has been well represented on issues such as border security, healthcare, job creation, transportation infrastructure, education, school safety, mental health, and protecting the environment, among others.

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=74

Jurisdiction: Brewster (100%), Culberson (100%),  Hudspeth (100%), Jeff Davis (100%), Kinney (100%), Loving (100%), Maverick (100%),  Pecos (100%), Presidio (100%), Reeves (100%), Terrell (100%), and Val Verde (100%)

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District 74 

Jurisdiction: Brewster (100%), Culberson (100%),  Hudspeth (100%), Jeff Davis (100%), Kinney (100%), Loving (100%), Maverick (100%),  Pecos (100%), Presidio (100%), Reeves (100%), Terrell (100%), and Val Verde (100%)

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District 75 Rep. Mary Gonzalez (i) Unopposed Bachelor's Degree from the UT  and Master's Degree from St. Edward's University, and PhD in Curriculum and Instruction- Cultural Studies in Education at UT. Previously, she has worked at the National Hispanic Institute, the University of Texas at Austin, and as the Assistant Dean for Student Multicultural Affairs at Southwestern University. Mary currently serves as Co-Chair of the Board of Directors for Allgo, Texas' state-wide Queer People of Color organization. As a result of her accomplishments, she was named "Freshman of the Year" by the Mexican American Legislative Caucus, a "Champion of Equality" by Equality Texas two sessions in a row, and the 2015 "Advocate of the Year" by the same organization. In 2015, she was the youngest inductee into the El Paso Women's Hall of Fame. She also received the Progressive Movement Leadership Award from the Young Elected Officials Network at their 2017 National Convening and as a "Leader of Promise" by the YWCA of Greater Austin in Honor of her commitment to eliminating racism and empowering women. In 2017, González was nominated for the national Victory Fund Award, an award created to honor state LGBTQ elected officials. Most recently, Rep. Mary González was awarded the “Champion for Children” title by the Equity Center, a Texas-based nonprofit organization that strives to create a more equitable public school finance system. Mary has been recognized by Latino Leaders Magazine for her leadership in education, was recognized as one of ten "Next Generation Latinas" by Latina Magazine, and as one of the 10 newly-elected politicians to watch in the nation by NBC Latino.

Source: https://www.house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=75

Jurisdiction: El Paso (26%)

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District 76 Suleman Lanai (i) Medical Doctor, Dr. Lalani completed his fellowship training at Baylor College of Medicine and has attended courses at Harvard Medical School and Columbia University College of Physicians. He has been triple board-certified in Internal Medicine, Geriatric Medicine and Hospice and Palliative Medicine by the American Board of Internal Medicine, and he has also been certified by the American Medical Directors Association. Dr. Lalani is among an elite group of physicians nationwide with this qualification. He is also recognized by the National Register of Who’s Who for Excellence in Geriatric Medicine. Dr. Lalani has been serving in various leadership roles in both professional organizations and medical institutions. He is a Board member and also has served as Ambassador to US Congress for the Alzheimer’s Association Dr. Lalani’s interest in caring for his patients - especially the elderly - continues to lead him towards researching solutions to the common problems that elder members of the community face.  Dr. Lalani believes strongly in philanthropy and volunteer service. He has formerly served as the Chairman for the Regional Committee of the Aga Khan Foundation USA for four years. The Aga Khan Foundation operates under the mandate to alleviate global poverty and improve the quality of life for all. He is also involved with raising awareness and funds for the National MS Society and Alzheimer's Association. Locally he serves on the Ft Bend Rainbow Room, a resource room stocked with emergency and transitional supplies to meet the critical needs of Fort Bend County's abused and neglected children and adults. Dr. Lanani's also serves on the board to the Exchange Club Exchange of Fort Bend, America's premier service club, working to make our communities better places to live. 

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=76

Jurisdiction: Ft. Bend (17%)

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District 76 

Jurisdiction: Ft. Bend (17%)

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District 77 Norma Chávez  Run Off bachelor's degree in government from the University of Texas, Austin. Her professional experience includes working as the Manager of NCN Texaco. She founded Texico Communications and Productions and formerly produced and hosted "Border Talk", an independent radio talk show in El Paso. 

Served in the Texas House of Representatives 

 75th, 76th, 77th, 78th, 79th, 80th, and 81st Texas Legislature

Committees Served:

● Border & International Affairs (Chair); Financial Institutions (Chair Budget & Oversight); Calendars (V-Chair); Human Services (V-Chair); Rules & Resolutions (V-Chair); Appropriations, Appropriations Subcommittee on General Government; Appropriations Subcommittee on Business & Economic Development; Appropriation Subcommittee on Stimulus; Electric Generation Capacity-Select Committee; Higher Education; State Federal & International Relations ; Public School Sub-Committee on Facilities; Defense & Veteran Affairs

● Collaborate, lead, and foster effective partnerships in a bi-partisan manner between state legislators, state agencies, local governmental entities and political and community leaders to pass legislation or kill legislation that negatively impacted El Paso or statewide coalition partners.

● Institutional knowledge of the Texas House of Representatives, House Rules, and Texas legislative process including the passing of legislation, amendments, appropriation riders, constitutional amendments and understanding the importance of working in a bipartisan manner for good and balanced public policy.

14 years of Service; 147+ Bills Passed; 50+ Community Projects

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Jurisdiction:  El Paso (17%)

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District 77 Vincent "Vince" Perez Run Off Vince earned his undergraduate and graduate degrees from Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. Vince Perez is the former County Commissioner for Precinct 3 in El Paso County. He became the youngest member of the El Paso County Commissioners Court in 2013 after defeating former State Representative Chente Quintanilla.​ Under his leadership, El Paso County also became one of the first counties in the nation to implement the “courtools model” by the National Center for State Courts to provide judges and the general public information about the efficiency and cost of court. As Commissioner, Vince earned a reputation as a reform-minded leader who helped modernize many functions of El Paso County government. He effectively led several policy reforms and initiatives in the areas of criminal justice, budget management, economic development, and transportation. In 2013, Commissioner Perez voted to approve the County’s first Comprehensive Mobility Plan, which provided over $400 million in new transportation infrastructure for El Paso County. All county projects were delivered on time and on budget. In the same year, he voted to expand access to healthcare by approving over $150 million for the construction of state-of-the-art primary care clinics throughout El Paso County under the County Hospital District. In 2014, as a result of his office’s research and analysis, he called for a state investigation into the judiciary’s longstanding appointment practices of private criminal defense attorneys for low-income individuals. Commissioner Perez found that a small number of private attorneys were being over-appointed to hundreds of criminal defense cases, resulting in inadequate defense for defendants, excessive incarceration in the county jail of low-level defendants not yet found guilty, and extensive backlogs in criminal court dockets. The Texas Indigent Defense Commission, the state agency that oversees indigent defense throughout all 254 Texas Counties concurred with Commissioner Perez’s findings and compelled the judiciary to devise and implement a plan to change its practices. That same year, he successfully proposed the creation of the County’s first pretrial office to promptly assess a defendant’s safety risk to the community, their mental health background, and their need for public defense. He also successfully expanded the operations of the county jail magistrate to 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to ensure defendants could promptly appear before a judge and processed without delay. Vince Perez also served as the Chairman of the El Paso MPO Transportation Policy Board, Vice Chairman of the Central Appraisal District Board of Directors, and also served on the Texas Border Trade Advisory Committee.

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Jurisdiction:  El Paso (17%)

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District 78 Rep. Joseph Moody (i) Unopposed Attorney He currently serves as Speaker Pro Tempore of the Texas House, as Vice Chair of the Calendars Committee, and as a member of the committees on, Judiciary and Civil Jurisprudence, and Redistricting. First elected at age 27 made him the youngest state representative in Texas. Awards from the Mexican American Legislative Caucus, the Texas District and County Attorneys Association, the Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas, the Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute, and Equality Texas. He was also named one of Texas Monthly’s top 10 legislators after back to back legislative sessions in 2017 & 2019. He served as a prosecutor for many years at the El Paso County District Attorney’s Office before entering private practice. Joe is currently working for West Star Bank, a local El Paso bank where he advises on regulatory and compliance issues as Senior Counsel.

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=78

Jurisdiction: El Paso (21%)

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District 79  Rep.Claudia Ordaz Perez (i) Unopposed

former Mayor Pro Tempore and City Councilwoman for the City of El Paso. In 2014 she was recognized in The City Magazine’s Top 30 under 30 issue and the Junior League of El Paso as the “Member of the Year.” In 2020, she served as Co-Chair of the Paso del Norte Complete Count Census Committee. She currently serves on the Transportation Policy Board of the El Paso Metropolitan Planning Organization. Prior to her public service in the City of El Paso, Ordaz Perez served as a legislative staffer and communications director in the Texas Senate during the 81st legislative session. She also served as Press Secretary in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=79

Jurisdiction: El Paso (19%)

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District 80 Cecilia Castellano Run Off a devoted advocate for public education, affordable healthcare, and economic development, officially declares her candidacy for State Representative in HD80. With a faith-based commitment to serving the people of our district, Cecilia presents a comprehensive platform that prioritizes the needs and aspirations of the community.

Source: https://cecilia4texas.com/

Jurisdiction: Dimmit (100%), Frio (100%), Uvalde (100%), Webb (38%), Zapata (100%), and Zavala (100%)

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District 80 Rosie Cuellar Run Off has a J.D. from Thurgood Marshall School of Law, Houston Texas Doctorate of Jurisprudence, 1993  The University of Houston Law Center, “El Centro Interamericano de Estudios de Seguridad  Social “ Mexican Legal System, 1990, Courses in Criminal Law, Evidence, Legal Research, Criminal Procedure, Civil Procedure, Business Entitie,s Texas A&M International University, Laredo, Texas , Bachelor in Business Administration, 1988 Cum Laude ,National Dean’s List, 1986-1987, aredo College, Laredo, Texas , Associate in Arts, 1986 Dean’s List , Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, Vice-President 1984-1985 ,Student Advisory Board, Vice-President 1985-1986, McIntosh Editor, 1985-1986 , Student Talk Show Host, 1986,  Media Club, Secretary   Treasurer, 1985-1986, Peer Counselor 1984-1986, English Tutor 1984-1985,  Professional Experience, Attorney with Law Office of Juan F. Hernandez, (September 2023-present)​. There is a large page of very impressive information on Rosie Cuellar's Education and Work background plus her Community Service, Follow the Source link. 

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Jurisdiction: Dimmit (100%), Frio (100%), Uvalde (100%), Webb (38%), Zapata (100%), and Zavala (100%)

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Jurisdiction: Dimmit (100%), Frio (100%), Uvalde (100%), Webb (38%), Zapata (100%), and Zavala (100%)

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District 81 Unopposed

Jurisdiction: Andrews (100%), Ector (100%), Ward (100%), and Winkler (100%)

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District 82 Steven Schafersman Studied at Rice University. Senior Lecturer, Biology Department at University of Texas Permian BasinPresident at CyberComputing Sciences​, Midland Texas, 

President Texas Citizens for Science. Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Geological and Earth Sciences/Geosciences 

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Jurisdiction: Crane (100%), Dawson (100%), Martin (100%) , Midland (100%), and Upton (100%)

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District 82 

Jurisdiction: Crane (100%), Dawson (100%), Martin (100%) , Midland (100%), and Upton (100%)

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District 83 Unopposed

Jurisdiction: Borden (100%), Gaines (100%), Lubbock (43%), Lynn (100%), Mitchell (100%), Scurry (100%), and Terry (100%)

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District 84 Noah Lopez Throughout my life, I have been driven by the belief that every Texan, regardless of their background or circumstances, deserves access to a bright and prosperous future. As a candidate for the Texas House of Representatives, I am dedicated to championing policies that support working families, create new opportunities for economic growth, and ensure that every individual has the tools they need to thrive.

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Jurisdiction:  Lubbock (57%)

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District 84 

Jurisdiction:  Lubbock (57%)

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District 85 Unopposed

Jurisdiction:  Fort Bend (18%), Jackson (100%), and Wharton (100%)

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District 86 Unopposed

Jurisdiction:  Dallam (100%), Deaf Smith (100%), Hartley (100%), Oldham (100%), Parmer (100%), and, Randall (100%)

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District 87 Timothy W. Gassaway He earned an associate degree from Amarillo College in 1980 and a bachelor's degree from LeTourneau University in 1993. His career experience includes working as a real estate professional. He founded the Amarillo Area Black Chamber of Commerce and is also a joint founder and the interim president of The Greater North Heights Neighborhood Association.A proven problem solver, Gassaway partnered with Services of Hope to offer monthly food giveaways for families struggling with food insecurity. During the pandemic, while many families were faced with food insecurity, he worked with several local partners to hold a city-wide food giveaway to provide meat and produce to families in need. It is this proven track record of not only innovating but using existing resources to meet the needs of people in Amarillo that Gassaway will bring to Texas State Representative, District 87.

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Jurisdiction: Carson (100%), Hutchinson (100%), Moore (100%), Potter (100%), and Sherman

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District 87 

Jurisdiction: Carson (100%), Hutchinson (100%), Moore (100%), Potter (100%), and Sherman

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District 88 Unopposed

Jurisdiction:  Armstrong (100%), Bailey (100%), Briscoe (100%),  Castro (100%)Cochran (100%), Donley (100%), Gray (100%), Hale (100%), Hansford (100%), Hemphill (100%), Hockley(100%), Lamb (100%), Roberts (100%),, Swisher (100%),  and Yoakum (100%)

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District 89 Darrel Evans is an Advertising Consultant in the automotive industry, Darrel understands what businesses need to thrive and grow. He has been in sales and operations for over twenty years in the propane, marine, restaurant, and automotive spaces. Working his way through college by waiting tables, laying tile, and installing hardwood floors taught him the value of hard work and to respect working people.

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Jurisdiction: Collin (20%)

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District 89 

Jurisdiction: Collin (20%)

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District 90 Rep.Raymon Romero Jr. (i) Unopposed Attended Tarrant County College but left to support his family. By age 25 he owned A-Fast Tole and Coping and had over 60 employees, and also owns Stone Mason Supply, along with the Ramon Romero Corporation. In the mid 90's Representative Romero helped form the first neighborhood association in his mother's neighborhood. He worked with the Fort Worth Independent School District and City of Fort Worth Housing Department staff to ensure neighbors would be properly compensated for their homes when the district built baseball fields at Poly High School. This involvement is what sparked his passion for public service. It was this ability to work with city officials and his community that earned a city appointment by then Councilman, Ralph McCloud. He later became Chair of the Planning Commission under Councilwoman Kathleen Hicks. Representative Romero was also a member of the Zoning Commission, the Air Quality Task Force Committee, the Golf Advisory Committee and various master plan committees for his area parks. He won the 2014 Democratic Primary for District 90 in Fort Worth against an 18-year incumbent, becoming the first Hispanic State Representative in Tarrant County history.

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=90

Jurisdiction: Tarrant (20%)

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District 91 Unopposed

Jurisdiction:  Tarrant (8%)

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District 92 Salman Bhojani (i) Unopposed Attorney, former Euless City Councilmen.  Salman has become a naturalized U.S. citizen, earned a B.S. in Business Administration from the University of Texas at Dallas, and owned his own convenience stores. He went on to earn a law degree from Southern Methodist University and a Comparative Law Diploma from Oxford University. Salman worked at the Dallas office of international law firm Haynes and Boone LLP before founding his own firm. Rep. Bhojani made national headlines when he was elected to the Euless City Council, becoming the first person of color to hold elected office in Euless. In 2023, Rep. Bhojani was sworn in as one of the first Muslims and the first South Asians to serve in the Texas Legislature and is the first person of color ever elected to represent House District 92. Rep. Bhojani serves on the House Committee on Criminal Jurisprudence and the House Committee on Pensions, Investments, and Financial Services. He also serves as the Chairman of the Criminal Procedure Subcommittee on the House Committee on Criminal Jurisprudence.

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=92

Jurisdiction: Tarrant (9%)

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District 93 Perla Bojorquez bachelor's degree from Grand Canyon University in 2021. Her career experience includes working as an educator. She previously worked as a paralegal. Perla Bojorquez is a proud Texan, a devoted mother, a passionate educator, and an unwavering advocate for small businesses and community development. Her journey, deeply rooted in Fort Worth, Texas, reflects her commitment to the values of hard work, family, and service. From Paralegal to Community Leader

Perla's career began in the legal field, where as a paralegal she developed a keen understanding of the intricacies of law and justice. Her experience in this role reinforced her belief in fairness and equality, values she carries forward in her public service. Education and Community Involvement-Her transition to education was driven by a desire to impact future generations. As an educator, Perla has worked tirelessly to ensure that every child has access to quality education and the opportunity to succeed. Her involvement with the Dodge City Chamber of Commerce - Young Professionals and her leadership in Latina Outreach initiatives demonstrate her commitment to empowering the diverse voices of our community.

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Jurisdiction: Tarrant (10%)

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Jurisdiction: Tarrant (10%)

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District 94 Denise Wilkerson She earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Oklahoma in 1983 and a law degree from the University of Oklahoma in 1986. Wilkerson's career experience includes working as an assistant criminal district attorney, an assistant city attorney, and as a nonprofit professional.

As of 2024, Wilkerson was affiliated with the following organizations:

  • Fielder Church

  • Women Inspiring Philanthropy

  • The Fleetwood Project

  • Arlington Mayor's Women's Advisory Council

  • Arlington Mayor's Council on People with Disabilities

  • Tarrant County Sexually Oriented Business License and Regulation Board

  • Blue Star Moms

  • Moms Demand Action

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Jurisdiction: Tarrant (9%)

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District 94 

Jurisdiction: Tarrant (9%)

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District 95 Rep.Nicole Collier (i) Unopposed Attorney, Small Business Owner, U of Houston, Nicole is the first woman to represent House District 95, appointed to serve as Chair of the Criminal Jurisprudence Committee and Vice-Chair of the House's General Investigating Committee, and re-appointed to the Business & Industry Committee. Her appointment as Chair of the Criminal Jurisprudence Committee makes Representative Collier the first woman in Texas history to serve in that capacity since the committee’s formation in 1879. The Texas Legislative Black Caucus re-elected Representative Collier as the First Vice-Chair in 2018. Moreover, since first elected, she has introduced legislation ranging from banning the sale of e-cigarettes to minors, expanding eligibility for health care under the Affordable Care Act, creating more opportunities for Historically Underutilized Businesses (HUBs), to increasing consumer protections under third-party debt collection practices in Texas and providing earned paid leave to Texas workers. 

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Jurisdiction: Tarrant (9%)

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District 96 Ebony Turner bachelor's degree from the University of Texas at Austin in 1998 and a J.D. from St. Mary's University School of Law in 2001. Her career experience includes working as a criminal defense attorney, owner of a private practice, legislative attorney, public defender, parole attorney, and adjunct professor. Turner has been affiliated with the L. Clifford Davis Legal Association, the Tarrant County Bar Association, the Dallas Black Criminal Bar Association, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, Unbound, and the Historic West Mansfield Texas Community Development Corporation, of which she has served as president.

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Jurisdiction: Tarrant (10%)

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Jurisdiction: Tarrant (10%)

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District 97 Diane Symons Run Off Photographer, Associate degree from Tarrant County College in 1997. Her career experience includes working as an activist.  I am proud that I obtained my associate degree in 1997.  It was not easy working and going to college.   I have worked in retail, customer service, supervisory and managerial positions and as a project manager.  Every job has given me the experience and understanding of the residents in my district.    I want to make it easier for EVERYONE! If you want to learn, you should be able to.  If you want a bowl of ice cream, you should be able to.  There is enough money that everyone should have the right income.  I am not doing this for me.  I am doing this for US! 

Source: https://www.dianesymonstx97.com/

Jurisdiction: Tarrant (9%)

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District 97 Dr. Carlos Walker Sr. Run Off Doctorate and Master's in Education from the University of North Texas, along with his Bachelor of Arts from the University of Texas at Arlington, underscore his lifelong dedication to learning. His certifications as a Superintendent and Principal, along with his specialization in mathematics, mark him as an outstanding leader in education.Dr. Walker's career is marked by significant roles and achievements. As Director of the Fort Worth ISD Family Action Center since 2019, he has led initiatives focusing on early childhood literacy, mental health, and adult education. His roles in the Historic Stop Six Initiative and as Principal at Dunbar High School and Morningside Middle School showcase his ability to set and meet high standards, thereby transforming educational practices and outcomes. "Every day, I stand tall not just for myself, but for every Texan who dreams of a brighter, more inclusive future. Together, we're not just envisioning a better tomorrow; we're actively building it. This campaign is about lifting every voice, every hope, and securing a future where all of us can thrive. For our children, for our communities, for Texas – we stand tall and move forward with unyielding determination." For over two decades, Dr. Carlos Walker has stood at the forefront of education, championing it not just as a profession, but as a passionate mission to uplift communities and ignite a spirit of ambition in young minds. His dedicated work in his community is a testament to his relentless commitment and visionary leadership, actively shaping the future one student, one community at a time.

Source: https://www.drcarloswalkerfortexas.com/about

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Jurisdiction: Tarrant (9%)

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District 98 Scott White IT Consultant, Retired Accenture Managing Director, SAP Project Implementation Consultant BBA in Business Finance. Committed to defeating vouchers and increasing funding for public schools, recovering women’s reproductive rights, and advocating for the best interests of the citizens of Grapevine, Colleyville, Euless, Keller, Southlake, and Westlake.

Source: https://scottwhitetx.com/

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Jurisdiction: Tarrant (9%)

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District 99 Mimi Coffey Bachelor's degree from Baylor University in 1991. She earned a J.D. from Texas Tech University School of Law in 1994. She is a first generation college graduate.  While in high school, she participated in speech contests to earn scholarship money for college. She placed 2nd and 3rd in the state in the American Legion Oratorical Speech Contest on the Constitution.  She also earned her way to State in UIL for persuasive speaking. Coffey's career experience includes 27 years working as an attorney. From scholarships to assisting the W.S.I.S.D Foundation Board, she loves helping children and youth.   She is also a member of the Texas Tech School of Law Foundation Board where she also donates scholarships and funds awards. She has been affiliated with the following organizations:

  • State Bar of Texas

  • National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers

  • Tarrant County Bar Association

  • Tarrant County Criminal Defense Lawyers

  • Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association

  • Texas Tech School of Law Foundation Board

  • Cenikor Advisory Board

Source: https://mimicoffeyfordistrict99.com/

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Jurisdiction: Tarrant (10%)

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District 100 Venton Jones (i) Unopposed Venton received his Bachelor of Science degree in Community Health from Texas A&M University, his Master of Science degree in Health Care Administration from The University of Texas at Arlington.  He is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated and a Free and Accepted Masons (F.A.A.M.). Venton is the Founder and CEO of the Southern Black Policy and Advocacy Network (SBPAN), a non-profit with the mission of improving health, social, and economic conditions impacting Black communities in the U.S. South. Venton has a long history of successfully implementing innovative and effective initiatives nationally, throughout the State of Texas, and locally in Dallas County.  Throughout his career, Venton has served in various high profile leadership roles working with some of the nation’s leading public policy organizations, lawmakers, and community leaders advancing health and economic policy. In 2019, Venton was appointed to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)/Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Advisory Committee on HIV, Viral Hepatitis, and STD Prevention and Treatment. 

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=100

Jurisdiction: Dallas (7%)

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District 101 Rep.Chris Turner (i)

Communications Consultant B.A. in Government from UTA. Business consultant, former District Director for Representative Chet Edwards. Chris is serving his second term as Chair of the House Democratic Caucus, where he leads 67 members with a comprehensive strategic approach to advance better public policy. Chris created the Veterans Cash scratch-off ticket that has raised more than $120 million to aid Texas veterans. He also authored the constitutional amendment to create a 100% property tax exemption for surviving spouses of service members killed in the line of duty. In 2019, Chris brokered the deal to end the stalemate on Texas' major school finance legislation by crafting a statewide teacher pay raise plan that was ultimately supported by both the House and Senate. He was instrumental in Arlington and Grand Prairie passing payday lending ordinances that protect vulnerable Texans. He has authored laws that safeguard consumers from unexpected utility rate hikes and tenants from unscrupulous landlords. In January 2019, Chris was appointed to serve as Chairman of the House Committee on Higher Education. In this role, he improved the transferability of college credits, passed laws to protect students from violence on and off campus and is working to lower the cost of college by expanding access to open educational resources. Chris also serves as Vice Chair of the House Committee on Redistricting and is a member of the Committee on Insurance. 

Source: https://ballotpedia.org/Chris_Turner_(Texas), https://votechristurner.com/biography-state-representative-chris-turner/

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Jurisdiction: Tarrant (10%)

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District 102 Rep.Ana-Maria Ramos (i) Unopposed

BA in Communication from the UT at Arlington, MA in Business Administration from Texas Women's University, and a law degree from Southern Methodist University. Ramos' career experience includes working as an attorney at her own law firm and an associate professor at El Centro College. 

Ramos Law, PLLC

  • Attorney and Advocate, Owner

El Centro College

  • Adjunct Professor

  • Executive Director, West Campus

Jubilee Park and Community Center

  • Executive Director

Additional Professional Experience:

  • National Society of Hispanic MBAs

  • Westwood College

  • St. Philip Catholic School

  • Griego Family Medical Center

  • YMCA

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=102

Jurisdiction: Dallas (7%)

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District 103 Rep. Rafael Anchia (i) Unopposed

Managing Director  Rep. Anchía graduated cum laude from Southern Methodist University (SMU); he continued his studies at Tulane Law School, where he served as Senior Fellow and received his juris doctor. Rep. Anchía is a co-founder and Managing Director in the global investment firm, Civitas Capital Group; he also serves as Of Counsel at the largest law firm in Dallas, Haynes and Boone, where he represents financial institutions and public and private funds. Most recently, Rep. Anchía was appointed to serve on the Texas Privacy Protection Advisory Council. Prior to serving in the Texas House, Rep. Anchía was twice elected to serve as a Trustee for the Dallas Independent School District. From 2011-2015, he served in President Barack Obama's administration as an appointee to the Advisory Committee for Trade Policy and Negotiations, which advises the White House and U.S. Trade Representative on trade and investment agreements. In 2017, Rep. Anchía was elected by his peers as Chairman of the Mexican American Legislative Caucus (MALC), the oldest and largest Latino caucus in the United States.  He has dedicated his public service to fighting for civil rights, public education, protecting the environment and improving access to healthcare for women and children.

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=103 

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District 104 Rep.Jessica Gonzalez (i) Unopposed

Attorney BA in Criminology and Criminal Justice from UT at Arlington and later attended Western Michigan University-Cooley School of Law, where she held top student leadership positions, clerked at the Voting Rights Section of the Civil Rights Division for the U.S. Department of Justice, and graduated at the top of her class.In 2011, Jessica was selected as the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute Law Graduate Fellow in Washington, D.C. She served as a Legislative Assistant at the U.S. House of Representatives handling an extensive policy portfolio. She was also selected as a White House intern where she worked extensively on immigration-related issues. Jessica’s white paper titled “New State Voting Laws: A Barrier to the Latino Vote?” earned her a Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition for her dedication to address current public policy concerns. Jessica’s commitment to protect the rights of voters led to her service as the Nevada Voter Protection Director for President Obama’s re-election campaign in 2012. Throughout her short time in the Texas House of Representatives she has dedicated her time to reforming our criminal justice system, expanding voting rights, increasing access to affordable housing, and protecting the civil rights of LGBTQ Texans. Today, Jessica practices personal injury at her law firm, Gandara & González, PLLC, located in District 104. 
Representative González serves as Vice-Chair of the House Committee on Elections, a member of the House Committee on Insurance, the Vice-Chair of the Texas House LGBTQ Caucus, and the Chair of NHCSL’s Human and Civil Rights Task Force.

Source: https://www.house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=104

Jurisdiction: Dallas (6%)

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District 105 Rep.Terry Meza (i) Rep. Terry Meza grew up in Irving, Texas - the heart of District 105. She is a proud graduate of Irving High School and she commuted from Irving for all her higher education pursuits to attend UT Arlington, The University of Dallas, and Texas Wesleyan University School of Law. Rep. Meza started her career as a student teacher at South Grand Prairie High School and taught at every level from elementary school to college. She also worked as a nonprofit director overseeing programs in economic development, small & minority business assistance, neighborhood revitalization, historic preservation, workforce development, and job placement. Before serving in the legislature, Rep. Meza operated her own solo law practice for almost 20 years. In the 2019 legislative session, Rep. Meza served on the Agriculture Committee, Human Services Committee, and Resolution Committee.
She has been recognized with several awards for her work, including:
• The Hunger Leadership Award from Feeding America for her work on the Human Services Committee in the 86th Legislature
• 2019 Community Service Award from the American Muslim Women Physician Association
• 2020 Dr. Mae Jackson Outstanding Democratic Woman Officeholder Award.

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=105

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District 105 

Jurisdiction: Denton (32%)

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District 106 Hava Johnston associate degree from Collin College in 1994. Her career experience includes working as a realtor. Small Business Administration and Management at Collin College. My dedication to public service is reflected in my roles as the precinct chair for the Denton County Democratic Party and as the president of the Frisco Democratic Club. Under my leadership, the Frisco Democrats Club organized the largest Democratic candidate rally in North Texas during the 2022 election, demonstrating my organizational skills and commitment to democratic values.I have been recognized as a vocal advocate for women’s rights, a steadfast ally to the LGBTQIA+ community, and a champion of justice and equality. Publications such as The Washington Post, The Dallas Observer, and Texas Tribune have featured my efforts, amplifying my commitment to these vital causes. In addition to my community engagement, I have served on various boards and associations, emphasizing my dedication to collaborative initiatives. My campaign is anchored in key issues such as protecting public education, preserving the environment, and fortifying the local economy.My journey as a successful Realtor and business owner has equipped me with invaluable experience in navigating complex landscapes. I am adept at strategic planning, community outreach, and effective leadership. My ability to bring people together, coupled with a passion for advocacy, makes me well-suited to represent the diverse needs of Texas House District 106.

Johnston has been affiliated with the following organizations:

  • National Association of Realtors

  • Texas Association of Realtors

  • Texas Democratic Party

  • Denton County Democrats

  • Frisco Democrats

Source: https://ballotpedia.org/Hava_Johnston; http://hava.wwwmi3-sr14.supercp.com/biography/

Jurisdiction: Denton (32%)

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Jurisdiction: Denton (32%)

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District 107 Linda Garcia Unopposed As a Lifelong advocate for entrepreneurial and financial opportunity for communities of color, I am ready to work for the residents of HD107 to ensure everyone is afforded the American dream. …Regardless where you are from everyone deserves a well paying job, access to fully funded education, and healthcare for their family. 

Source: https://www.instagram.com/linda4texas/

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District 107

Jurisdiction:  Dallas (7%)

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District 108 Elizabeth Ginsberg Bachelor's degree from the University of Texas at Austin in 1990 and a law degree from the University of Texas School of Law in 1993. Her career experience includes working as an attorney and small business owner. She was motivated to run again in 2024 because we have to stop the radical agenda being promoted by Greg Abbott and Texas GOP extremists. Elizabeth is a tough, seasoned leader who is ready to fight for our fundamental values and rights as Americans and Texans. She is committed to restoring the right to choose, reducing gun violence, expanding access to Medicaid, and fully funding our public schools. Over a 30-year legal career, she has served as first chair of numerous trials and appeals and dealt with a wide range of civil matters covering commercial disputes, real estate, health care, bankruptcy, labor and employment, insurance, environmental claims, products liability, and personal injury. She has been active with the Dallas Volunteer Attorney Program helping indigent and homeless individuals. She has also taken volunteer court appointments to represent those facing eviction. 

As of 2023, Ginsberg was affiliated with the following organizations:

  • Dallas Bar Association

  • Dallas Founders Lions Club

  • Dallas County Historical Commission

  • Reading Partners

  • Preston Hollow Democrats

  • Daughters of the American Revolution

Source: https://lizfortexas.com/about

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District 108 

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District 109 Aicha Davis is a currant member of the Texas State Board of Education, representing District 13. She assumed office on January 1, 2019. Her current term ends on January 1, 2027. University of Southern Mississippi, where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology and Chemistry.​ Her commitment to education led her to become a sixth-grade teacher in Louisiana, specializing in reading and sciences. Aicha's passion for education propelled her to work with high school students, where she taught advanced sciences and engineering while also serving as the coach for the high school robotics team. In 2011, she relocated to North Texas, continuing her mission to inspire students as a dedicated educator in the Irving and DeSoto school districts. In 2012, she furthered her educational journey by earning a Master's in Education Administration from the University of North Texas. Today, Aicha is actively pursuing a Ph.D. in Education Policy and Administration at the University of North Texas, solidifying her dedication to enhancing educational opportunities and policy for the betterment of our community's children.

Source: https://www.aichafortexas.com/https://sboe.texas.gov/state-board-of-education/sboe-board-members/sboe-member-district-13

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District 110 Rep.Toni Rose (i) Unopposed Consultant Paul Quinn College, Representative Rose has secured hundreds of millions of dollars to fund programs that improve the lives of everyday Texans. Some of her budgetary accomplishments include securing state funding for land acquisition and planning of a new state mental health facility serving Dallas/Fort Worth, state services that reduce the risk of children being removed from their homes, Early Childhood intervention program, as well as fully funding the Texas HIV/AIDS Medication Program (THMP). Representative Rose's other accomplishments include extending Medicaid healthcare benefits for new mothers postpartum from two to six months, allowing Dallas County to transport senior citizens to county-run health centers and wellness events, and designating December 1st as Rosa Parks Day. First Vice-Chair of the Texas House Democratic Caucus, Treasurer of the National Organization of Black Elected Legislative Women (NOBEL Women), her appointment as Chair of the House Democratic Campaign Committee, and her former role as Secretary to the Texas Legislative Black Caucus.Holds membership with the: NAACP Dallas Branch, League of Women Voters of Dallas, Paul Quinn National Alumni Association, Texas Coalition of Black Democrats, United Negro College Fund (UNCF), National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women's Club, and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

Source: https://www.house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=110

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District 111 Rep.Yvonne Davis (i)

BS from University of Houston. She has a tenured position with the Texas House from 1993-2021 for 28 years.

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Jurisdiction: Dallas (7%)

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District 112 Averie Bishop Harvard Business School, SMU  J.D, Digital Media Specialist | J.D. | Former Miss Texas '22 | Social Advocate | Nonprofit Director | Keynote Speaker | Gen Z Running for Office. She was first in her family to graduate college and SMU law school (J.D.) As Miss Texas, she traveled more than 60,000 miles and taught over 100,000 students to celebrate our differences and respect the many cultures of our Lone Star state. Texas deserves leaders that are a reflection of our communities. "I’m a Texas based progressive activist, content creator, and first generation law school graduate. As the very first Asian American woman to win the title of Miss Texas, I advocated for diversity, equity, and inclusion in public schools. My advocacy and expertise has been featured in notable news sources including NBC & The Washington Post. In my free time, i'm a youtuber, nonprofit director, award winning keynote speaker, amateur cook, and marathon runner." As your next representative, I will protect our longstanding Lonestar traditions and fight for our future generations.

Source: https://www.linkedin.com/in/averiebishop/; https://www.averieforall.com/about

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Jurisdiction:  Dallas (7%)

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District 113 Rep.Rhetta Andrews Bowers (i) BA in telecommunications with an emphasis on Broadcast Journalism. Spelman College and Texas Southern University. She made history as the first African American elected to represent this district. House District 113. Prior broadcast journalist PBS and for WETA-TV 26/Radio 90.9 in the District of Columbia, at KCEN-TV 6 in production, and was later promoted to news producer and educational services coordinator for KERA TV 13/Radio 90.1. She is a former educator, and has volunteered many hours on Garland Independent School District PTA and Band Booster executive boards. Membership at St. Paul United Methodist Church and is a lifetime member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Incorporated. She served on the Rowlett Parks and Recreation Advisory Board for 8 years. In addition, Representative Bowers co-founded the Dallas Women's March and has co-chaired the event for the last four years. 
Representative Bowers has been honored for her public service by several organizations as the recipient of the following awards: the 2019 Bands of Hope "Trailblazer Award", the Afiya Center's "Legislative AchievementAward", Texas Southern University's "Distinguished Alumna of the Year", Greater North Dallas Business and Professional Women’s Club “Woman of the Year,” and named the Texas Legislative Black Caucus 2019 "Freshman
of the Year.”

Source: https://www.house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=113

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District 114 John Bryant (i) CEO I represented our area in the Texas House of Representatives for nine years then for fourteen years in the U.S. House of Representatives. After serving, I returned to private business, law, and civic activity here at home. During my service, I was twice named one of the “Ten Best Legislators in Texas” by Texas Monthly, successfully prosecuted impeachment of a corrupt federal judge before the U.S. Senate, and passed the East Texas Wilderness Bill establishing Texas’ only federally protected wilderness. I’m running again because the threat to our democracy now requires everyone to get off the sidelines and join the fight in the way they can be most effective.

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=114

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District 115 Cassandra Hernandez B.A. in political science with a minor in criminal justice and an M.P.A. in public policy and management from the University of Texas at El Paso. At the time of her 2017 run for office, Hernandez-Brown was the deputy director at Dynamic Workforce Solutions for the nonprofit employment assistance organization Workforce Solutions Borderplex. Her professional experience includes work as the director of policy and programs for education and workforce development at the Greater El Paso Chamber of Commerce and as a legislative aide to then-El Paso City Councilmembers Susie Byrd and Steve Ortega. She has also served as president of the Rosedale Neighborhood Association.[

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District 116 Rep.Trey Martinez Fischer (i)

Attorney, He is the first member of his family to receive a college degree, UT at San Antonio. UT School of Law, then receiving an additional graduate degree from Baruch College in New York, where he studied as a National Urban Fellow and received his Master of Public Administration. With three degrees under his belt, Rep. Martinez Fischer began practicing law in San Antonio. Texas monthly named him one of the 10 Best Legislators in the state in 2013, “Friend of Education Award” as well as a “Legislative Star” recognition by the Texas Classroom Teachers Association, named one of Texas’s ’20 Latino Political Rising Stars’ and one of the ’20 Latino Democrats to watch over the next 20 years.' Texas Monthly ‘Bull of the Brazos Award, Chairman of the Mexican American Legislative Caucus.He has received numerous other awards and briefed Obama on Voting Rights. 

Source: https://www.house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=116

Jurisdiction: Bexar (9%)

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District 117 Rep.Philip Cortez (i) 

Financial Advisor, B.S. in political science and his M.S. in Public Administration UT, San Antonio ,  Ph.D. in Educational Administration from the UT Austin. Retired US Air Force 20 years. Prior to being a Rep. he surveyed on the San Antonio City Council. Mayor Julian Castro selected him to serve as Chairman of the Audit, Infrastructure and Growth Committees, President of the San Antonio Housing Trust Public Facility Corporation, and the Governance Committee.

Source: https://www.house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=117

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District 118 Kristian Carranza Texas A&M "I started in jobs as a community organizer, worked on campaigns across the country, and managed staff and million-dollar budgets, making it all the way to Washington, D.C., and the White House. From enrolling families in health care under President Obama’s Affordable Care Act to inviting voters from all backgrounds to have a say in shaping their country’s future, I never forgot who and what I was fighting for. I’m running for State Representative for all the families who know the meaning of grit and sacrifice but are losing faith that our political system is serious about tackling the challenges working families like mine face every day."

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District 119 Rep.Elizabeth Campos (i) Chief of Staff Texas Senate for many years. She worked in 17 counties across West Texas spearheading constituent cases, developing community based events, and working with local leaders on policies that worked to better serve their communities. Representative Campos is the first women elected to represent HD 119. She has thirty years experience as a legal administrator at major law firms in San Antonio and previously served in the Texas Legislature as a House Constituent Coordinator, Senate District Director, and Senate Chief of Staff. In her first term, Representative Campos was selected as “Freshman of the Year” by the Texas House Legislative Study Group. She authored important legislation to improve the quality of life for seniors at nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and independent living. Her legislation would require state certification of all institutions that care for persons with Alzheimer’s disease; protect personal funds of residents living in long-term care facilities; and leverage federal funding for independent living programs. Campos also filed legislation to address homelessness and affordable housing in Bexar County. This legislation consisted of housing first initiatives; transitional housing pilot programs; housing mobility investments; and the creation of an affordable housing trust fund to provide incentives for the construction and rehabilitation of affordable housing. In addition to advancing her legislation, she also worked to expand Medicaid, fully fund public schools, and finance local infrastructure projects that generate jobs, create opportunity, and reduce poverty in our community.

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=119

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District 120  Rep.Barbara Gervin-Hawkins (i) Unopposed

Educator, BA in Business, a MA in Education, and PhD in Leadership, certifications as a math teacher and as a principal. She is also owner-operator of I.C.E. Construction Services, LLC and currently holds the position of Special Projects Coordinator at the George Gervin Youth Center, Inc.One of the founders of the George Gervin Youth Center, Inc. (since 1991) and George Gervin Academy (since 1994), a public charter that serves approximately 1,000 students throughout the Bexar County area.As the superintendent of the Gervin Academy, Barbara has helped over 1,800 high school dropouts attain their diplomas. As a business owner, she has completed over $50 million dollars in brick and mortar projects, created over 130 quality affordable housing units, and developed a $15 million dollar annual operating budget that provides extensive wrap-around services to assist the most vulnerable populations. she served as a Zoning Commissioner for the City of San Antonio representing District 2; served on numerous boards and commissions including the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce, Rotary International, Ella Austin Community Center, Casey Family Program for homeless youth and was selected to the San Antonio Women’s Hall of Fame and Whose-Who in San Antonio. member of the House Democratic Caucus, Texas Veterans' Caucus, Women’s Health Caucus, LGBTQ Caucus, Innovation and Technology Caucus, and Texas Legislative Black Caucus where in the 85th legislative session, Barbara was awarded "Freshman of the Year". In addition, she is also a member of the National Conference of State Legislatures and serves on their Redistricting and Elections Standing Committee.

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=120

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District 121 Laurel Jordan Swift University of Texas at Austin and earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Texas at San Antonio in 2002. Her career experience includes working as a sales representative. Before graduating from college, she worked on the popular radio program, "The Lisle & Hahn Show" on 99.5 KISS. Her extensive background in biology and medical sales, combined with personal experiences in healthcare advocacy and raising a successful family, shapes her commitment to public education and mental health reform. Her campaign reflects a deep understanding of the community’s needs, positioning her as a passionate candidate dedicated to fostering positive change in District 121. Her campaign is focused on enhancing public education, expanding healthcare, and fostering unity and respect.

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District 122 Kevin Geary successful attorney, respected leader, and, most importantly, a husband and father. We believe in helping our friends and neighbors and working hard to achieve security for our families. We value financial stability in retirement, personal freedom, civility, and providing our kids a brighter future through education. We know everyone should have access to clean air and water. I lead a team managing a multi-year regulatory engagement within USAA’s Corporate Regulatory Counsel. This engagement involves interactions with regulators, as well as key stakeholders around the company. Our team leads efforts to prepare evidence packages and relevant documents that meet the requirements of the engagement, while also proactively looking for opportunities to improve performance in areas of Board oversight, as well as identifying and addressing key risks faced by the company. I have 15 years of in-house legal experience, with more than ten of those years in a leadership role. That experience, combined with more than ten years of work as a litigation attorney, has served me well during my career at USAA. Prior to my current role I've served in a number of positions around USAA's Chief Legal Office. I lead the 30 person Legal Operations team, overseeing initiatives in Process Excellence, Risk Identification and Mitigation, Data Production and Analysis, and Supplier Governance. I also directed teams of panel and staff counsel, as well as Litigation Managers handling auto and property matters venued around the United States. During my time as a litigation attorney I directly handled and supervised all aspects of a case, including trials, arbitrations and mediations, motion practice, and oral and written discovery.

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District 123 Rep.Diego Bernal (i) Unopposed

Attorney Consultant, B.S., M.S. in social work and a J.D. from the University of Michigan. His professional experience includes working as a social worker and as an attorney. As a social worker, he helped young gang members in Detroit transition out of a rough life and into school or the workforce. He continued this work in Harlingen, Texas with Communities in Schools (CIS), working with at-risk youth to improve literacy by founding a student newspaper. a summer in New York City with the NAACP Legal Defense Fund and a year at the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF) back in San Antonio.MALDEF staff attorney, advocating and litigating on behalf of working people, children, and immigrant communities. He worked for systemic changes to ensure equitable funding for Texas public school and fought against discrimination in schools and the workplace. He also fought to safeguard the integrity of our electoral systems, making sure that every citizen has an equal right to vote.Outside of work, he pursues another passion: music. Diego has released four successful albums and contributed to other local, national and international projects.In June 2011, Diego was elected to the San Antonio City Council representing District 1. He worked alongside Mayor Julian Castro, former Secretary of Housing & Urban Development. Diego wrote and passed the strictest payday loan regulation in the state of Texas. Bernal also passed the Non-Discrimination Ordinance (NDO), ensuring everyone is treated equal and fairly.

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=123

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District 124 Josey Garcia (i)

Executive Non Profit. Josey is a retired U.S. Air Force Combat Veteran who served in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Her husband, Ramon, is a U.S. Army  Purple Heart Combat Veteran who served in both Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom. Having been stationed at Lackland Air Force base from 2001 until retirement in 2014, Josey has a unique understanding of the District 124's rich military history and veteran specific issues, as well as issues such as mental health that affect our entire community. If elected, she will be the only WOMAN VETERAN in the Texas State House. Josey is a mother to 8, to include adult sons who have Autism. Shes a life-long advocate for families of children with disabilities. Many in our community suffer from various mental health and physical disorders made worse by the stressors of trying to survive and meet family needs. Enduring her own difficulties as a single mother working multiple jobs to make ends meet, Josey mentors other mothers who face similar hardships. She understands the need for modernized legislation that supports families.​

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=124

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District 125 Rep.Ray Lopez (i) Unopposed

Ray Lopez graduated from Harlandale High School. Lopez served in the U.S. Army Reserve. Lopez's career experience includes working as an executive with AT&T. Lopez was elected to serve with the North Side Independent School District Board of Trustees in 1990. He served as a board president. Lopez was elected to serve with the San Antonio City Council as a representative of Council District 6 in 2004. He served four terms with the city council before getting elected as a Representative. In addition to years as a small business owner, Representative Lopez is an accomplished corporate professional with over 35 years of experience in the information and telecommunications industry. A retired Executive from AT&T, he led a team of technology professionals who were responsible for a multimillion-dollar business portfolio. His various responsibilities included managing relationships for AT&T’s Signature Client Division. He identified key business drivers and fostered relationships with his clients, focusing on developing and executing effective long-term telecommunications strategies.

Sources: https://ballotpedia.org/Ray_Lopez, https://www.house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=125

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District 126 Unopposed

Jurisdiction: Harris (4%)

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District 127 John Lehr He graduated from the Art Institute of Houston in 2010. He studied culinary arts at the Art Institute in Las Vegas and Houston. He has an extensive platform on his website. This is part of it. I believe government shouldn't be making decisions about women's healthcare. Healthcare decisions should be made by the individuals receiving care, in consultation with their healthcare providers. To support this principle, it's important to advocate for policies that protect and promote patients' rights to make their own healthcare decisions, without interference from the government or other third parties.

Source: https://johnlehr.nationbuilder.com/

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District 128 Chuck Crews bachelor's degree from Texas A&M University in 2005. His career experience includes working as a chemical engineer. Crews served as a polling location presiding judge in 2020 and 2021. He has been affiliated with the Harris County Democratic Party, Baytown Area Democrats, and Our Revolution Harris County.Crews is a book lover, and marathoner–running to reset the priorities of the Texas Legislature and deliver high-quality basic services for you and your family. "We need a state representative who listens to constituents, trusts science, and knows how to solve problems! We deserve a lawmaker who writes their own bills, and works for us, not against us."

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District 129 Doug Peterson bachelor's degree in political science and a master's degree in public affairs from the University of Iowa. He has spent his career working with media, public relations and strategic communications at NASA. He has experience with the Exploration Green Conservancy and the Sierra Club of Bay Area. Working at NASA since 1982 until retirement in 2015, I've been passionate about human exploration of space, working in External Relations, Public Affairs, New Initiatives and Exploration Programs, after beginning in Human Resources. While NASA projects were always exciting, I spent about a year and half in Washington D.C. working at NASA HQ and the Science Committee and Space Sub-Committee in U.S. Congress. While leading numerous political organizations and helping start the Exploration Green Conservancy, I decided to retire a bit early to follow my political passions, I ran for Houston city council, worked for campaigns in Houston, Texas and Iowa and worked for Exploration Green nearly full-time.

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District 129 

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District 130 Brett Robinson bachelor's degree from the University of Houston in 2022. As of 2024, Robinson was a graduate student at the University of Houston studying public administration. Robinson has been a field organizer fellow, vice president of UH Democrats, and an undergraduate at-large senator. He has been affiliated with the Cypress-Tomball Democrats, Harris County Young Democrats, and UH Democrats. Brett was motivated to take action when Texans lost their reproductive freedom. His opponent is the author of the controversial Heartbeat Act, which is harming women and doctors alike. Determined to hold his opponent accountable, Brett is shedding light on this extremism and providing his community with an alternative on the ballot.

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District 131 Rep.Alma Allen (i) Unopposed

Allen is a retired School Administrator with Houston School District, a position she held from 1961-2000. She has been an Assistant Principal at Foster Elementary School, Principal at GBM Turner Elementary School, Teacher at Parker Elementary School, and Principal at Peck Elementary School.Rep. Allen holds a Bachelor of Science degree and a Master of Education degree from Texas Southern University and a Doctorate of Education in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Houston, as well as a certificate in administration and supervision from the University of Houston. Rep. Allen has received many awards and honors, including Principal of the year, District 5, and Outstanding Alumnus of the University of Houston. Rep. Allen also received the Texas Freedom Network "Walking the Walk Award", from Governor Ann Richards, the Living Legend Award, presented by the Texas Alliance Of Black School Educators, and was recently honored in her hometown of Livingston, Texas, with Alma Allen Day.

 Sources: https://ballotpedia.org/Alma_Allen, https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=131

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District 132 Chase West The University of Texas at Austin, The University of Houston, and Houston Community College. While in college, he studied Advertising, Music, and Audio Engineering. West's professional experience includes working as a project coordinator, EMS dispatcher, paralegal, accounts payable specialist, and marketing manager. West has been affiliated with the Harris County Democratic Party, Katy Area Democrats, Harris County Democratic Party, Cy-Fair Area Democrats, Moms Demand Action/ Everytown, the International Lions Club, the Texas Music Office, and the Texas Country Music Association.

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District 133 Unopposed

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District 134 Rep.Ann Johnson (i)

Attorney, BA from the UT and her law degree from South Texas College of Law. Johnson's professional experience includes working as a human trafficking prosecutor, a teacher, a small business owner, and an attorney. She has been affiliated with the State Bar of Texas, the Houston LGBTQ Political Caucus, Meyerland Area Democrats Club, Bayou Blue Democrats, and St. Paul's United Methodist Church. Ann has been an adjunct professor of law at South Texas College of Law Houston since 2001. She teaches courses on voir dire and jury communication, trial litigation and criminal defense. She is also an active member of the Texas Children’s Justice Act Task Force. 

Sources: https://ballotpedia.org/Ann_Johnson, https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=134

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District 135 Rep.Jon Rosenthal (i) Unopposed

Engineer, UT at Austin in 1991, Jon earned his BS in Mechanical Engineering. He has since worked for over 25 years as a Project Manager, Engineering Manager, and Subsea Systems Engineer in and around the oil & gas industry. In 2016, Jon earned a Graduate Certificate in Subsea Engineering from the University of Houston, only one of two practicing engineers in the Texas State House of Representatives and the only mechanical engineer serving in the body. As a new member to the 86th Legislative session, Representative Rosenthal served on the County Affairs and Energy Resources Committees. He was honored to receive the Freshman of the Year award from the non-partisan Legislative Study Group, the second largest caucus in the Texas State House dedicated to developing mainstream solutions and advancing sound public policy benefitting all Texans.

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District 136 Rep.John Bucy III (i)

President, TCSAAL LLC B.A. in History, Small Business owner. John is Chair of the Young Texans Legislative Caucus, Vice Chair of the Innovation & Technology Caucus, and formerly served on the Capital Area Council of Governments (CAPCOG). Under his leadership as the past chair of the Williamson County Democratic Party, the county saw the election of nine Democrats to local office, including the first Democratic County Commissioner in two decades. He also served as the Legislative Liaison for the Texas Democratic County Chairs Association. John was honored by his peers as House Democratic Caucus Freshman of the Year in 2019 and by the Hill Country News as Best Elected Official in 2019 and 2020.A small business owner, John started an organization that serves 200,000 public school students across Texas in athletic, academic, and arts competitions. He grew up in Austin before attending Austin College in Sherman, TX, where he completed his degree in Liberal Arts majoring in history. John is proud to serve on the board of the Special Olympics of Texas and supports the Big Bend Conservancy.

Jurisdiction: Williamson (38%)

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District 137 Rep.Gene Wu (i) Unopposed

Attorney, BS Texas A&M University, MA LBJ School for Public Affairs UT Austin. Gene was awarded with a fellowship at the Texas Workforce Commission to improve community college and technical school standards. Wu's professional experience includes working as a felony prosecutor in the Harris County District Attorney's Office in Houston, Texas, where he is a prosecutor in the 315th Juvenile Court of Judge Michael Schneider, Jr. He became Chief Clerk for the House Higher Education Committee for the Texas Legislature. Law Degree from South Texas College of Law. He then joined the Harris County District Attorney’s office as a Felony Prosecutor. Gene is currently the President of the Houston 80-20 Political Action Committee and a Board member for OCA Greater Houston. He has been a mentor and teacher for adults in the Skills for Living program, and regularly tutors at-risk youth at Sharpstown High School. For the past five years, Gene has been a volunteer and trainer for Neighborhood Centers Inc. In that capacity, he conducts monthly workshops where he helps people become United States citizens.Gene currently serves on community advocacy organization boards such as the OCA-Greater Houston Advisory Board, the Chinese Community Center Advisory Board, and the Baker-Ripley Neighborhood Centers Advisory Committee. As an attorney, Gene serves as a Guardian Ad-Litem representing minors in court in either criminal or CPS cases. Additionally, Gene is passionate in supporting young people becoming active in civic roles, and is proud advocate for the AAPI community across Texas and the nation.

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District 138 Stephanie Morales bachelor's degree from Texas A&M University in 2011. She earned a J.D. from the South Texas College of Law in 2014. She earned a degree from the University of Houston Law Center in 2017. B.S. in Biology at Texas A&M, Stephanie was a member of the Nationally Famous, Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band in the Corps of Cadets where she was able to travel and perform all around the country. Stephanie was given the honor of serving on the Aggie Honor Council her Junior and Senior year. During Law School, Stephanie spent time interning at Lone Star Legal Aid and Fisher Law Office. Her time as an intern inspired her decision to focus her legal work in protecting the rights of adult and juvenile Houstonians. After law school, Stephanie began working as an Assistant District Attorney for Harris County where she prosecuted misdemeanor and felony cases in Adult and Juvenile Court. While working full time as an ADA, Stephanie’s insatiable hunger for education led her to her Master of Laws (LLM) degree in International Law with a focus on Immigration Law in 2017. Stephanie left the District Attorney’s Office to open The Morales Law Firm. Stephanie represents clients in misdemeanor and felony criminal cases, protects the rights of children and parents in CPS cases, and represent juveniles in juvenile court. Stephanie has earned the American Chemical Society Lawyer- Scientist Designation, she serves as a Board Member of the Harris County Criminal Lawyers Association, and is a member of the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association and DUIDLA. 

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District 139 Angie Thibodeaux Run Off Bachelor's and a graduate degree from Grambling State UniversityFormer Vice President of Bank of America and a GMAC Executive where she worked for many years fighting affordable housing initiatives. She has personally assisted over 1,000 families in foreclosure prevention.  She fought hard to ensure that lending institutions reduce foreclosures thereby ensuring more families remain in their homes.  She continues this fight today as we tackle the high cost of rents and provide access to affordable housing for working class families.  She looks forward to working with the City of Houston's new Mayor John Whitmire on a transitional plan to our incarcerated men and women pre-release back into our communities to ensure they have skills training and a trade to advance them into employment.  Angie Thibodeaux was also one of the very few who during the pandemic was still hosting virtual job fairs to ensure employment for workforce sustainability.  To date, Angie Thibodeaux continues to be a resource for job creation in our community.  Thibodeaux continues to advocate a plan for transitional services and support to end homelessness and to get sustainable housing for our homeless population.  Today, Thibodeaux spends her time bringing forth awareness to our seniors on services and funding available to remodel their homes in need of repair due to safety and health risks.  While at the same time servicing as a dedicated Mother and President of the Fallbrook Church “Ignite” School’s Parent Connection Committee.  Not to mention Thibodeaux is not shy about writing, as an author, her book "Change Your MF Mind" can be found on both Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

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District 139 Charlene Johnson Run Off is a member of the Houston Community College Board of Trustees in Texas, representing District II. She assumed office on June 20, 2023. Her current term ends on December 31, 2025.  She earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Houston in 1992 and a graduate degree from the University of Arizona Global Campus in 2020. Her career experience includes working as a manager.[1][2]

Ward Johnson has been affiliated with the following organizations:[2]

  • Greater Houston Frontiers Club, Inc

  • Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

  • Top Ladies of Distinction-HIC Chapter

  • Houston Livestock and Rodeo

  • University of Houston Alumni Foundation

  • A. Philip Randolph Institute

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District 140 Rep.Armando Walle (i) Unopposed

Attorney, Staff for Rep Gene Green, Intern and Liason for the Hispanic Community. Walle has worked on the staff of Representative Gene Green, intern and liaison to the Hispanic Community - Office of Houston City Council Member Carol Mims Galloway, and Assistant to the Associate Director, Center for Mexican-American Studies Program at the University of Houston. Walle sits on the Board of Directors of the Aldine-Greenspoint Young Men's Christian Association, is President of the Ambassadors International Ballet Folklorico, and Chair of the Harris County Tejano Democrats.

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=140

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District 141 Rep.Senfronia Thompson (i) Unopposed

Attorney, Public School Teacher She sits on the Advisory Board of the United Negro College Fund. She has a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Texas Southern University; a Master of Education from Prairie View A&M University; a JD degree from Thurgood Marshall School of Law and a Master of Law in International Law from the University of Houston. She is the last founding member of the Texas Legislative Black Caucus still serving in the Texas Legislature. She is a member of the Texas House Democratic Caucus, the Democratic National Committee, Women in Government, the National Organization of Black Elected Legislative/Women (NOBEL/Women), and the House Farm to Table Caucus.

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=141

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District 142 Rep.Harold Dutton Jr. (i) Unopposed

Attorney, Texas Southern University (“TSU”), where he earned a BBA in Accounting. was Executive Director of Julia C. Hester House, his principal employer upon graduation from TSU was Conoco Inc where he held management positions in corporate planning and economic analysis. President of Four Star Broadcasting and with the assistance of the late Congressman Mickey Leland, Thurgood Marshall School of Law.

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=142

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District 143 Rep.Ana Hernandez (i) Unopposed

Attorney, BS in Political Science and Psychology from the University of Houston. She went on to receive her Doctor of Jurisprudence from the University of Texas School of Law. In addition to representing District 143 in the Texas House of Representatives, she is also a practicing attorney in Houston. In addition to representing District 143 in the Texas House of Representatives, she also practices law at Soto & Hernandez, L.L.P. Ana believes in serving her community and has volunteered and served on the boards of various professional, civic and charitable organizations. She has received numerous awards and honors including the Texas Association of Bilingual Educator’s “Community Advocacy Award” and recognition as a 2014 and 2015 “Rising Star” by Super Lawyers Magazine and a “2014 Distinguished Alumnus” by Sam Rayburn High School. She has also been honored as a champion for women’s health by both Planned Parenthood and the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG). Additionally, Ana has been included in Hispanic Business magazine’s “Most Influential List” and named as one of “20 Latino Democrats to Watch” by the Houston Chronicle.

Source: https://anafortexas.com/meet-ana/; https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=143

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District 144 Rep.Mary Ann Perez (i) Unopposed

Insurance Agent, BA in Business Administration from University of Houston-Downtown, former Houston Community College Board of Trustees Chair, She went on to build a successful insurance agency. During her first term, she was chosen as Freshman of the Year by the bipartisan Legislative Study Group. She is serving her 4th term. Source for her record.

Source:https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=144

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District 145 Rep.Christina Morales (i) Unopposed

CEO of The Morales Funeral Home, Commissioner, City of Houston Planning Commission, Buffalo Bayou Partnership, Board Member; Center for Mexican American Studies at UH, Advisory Board Member; Denver Harbor Seniors, Board Member, East End Foundation, Board Member; HCC Foundation, Board Member and Secretary since Jan. 2018; HISD Foundation, Board Member; Mayor’s Hispanic Advisory Board; Memorial Hermann Children’s Hospital Committee, Member

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=145

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District 146 Lauren Simmons Run Off  is running to reclaim a seat at the table for all of us. She is a mom and a union organizer who has spent her entire adult life fighting for the people who Greg Abbott is attacking every day. Lauren currently organizes Black low-income women and Black migrant women to get fair wages and benefits, improved working conditions, and better job security. She has been an organizer and fierce advocate for Texas state employees and Houston teachers. She is a proud CWA member and shop steward.

Source: https://www.laurenashleysimmons.com/

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District 146  Rep.Shawn Thierry (i) Run Off

Attorney, Howard University in Washington, DC and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Broadcast Management and a minor in Business Administration. She went on to receive her Doctor of Jurisprudence from the renowned Thurgood Marshall School of Law at Texas Southern University in 1996. She has practiced law at the law firms of Jackson Walker, LLP and Wickliff & Hall, PC. Ms. Thierry is presently the proud solo practitioner of her own law firm, Law Offices of Shawn Thierry. 

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=146

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District 147 Jolanda Jones (i)

Attorney, Highly Opinionated, Activist, Author, Speaker, Lawyer, Athlete, Scholar, IG:@JolandaJones, TW:@JonesJolanda.  She graduated magna cum laude with a degree in political science from the University of Houston and later received her J.D. from the University of Houston Law Center. Jones served as a member of the Houston City Council from 2008 to 2011. She qualified for the U.S. Olympic Trials in 1984, 1988 and 1996, continuing to foster a love of athletics she had begun in high school. Her professional experience includes working as an attorney in the Houston area.

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=147

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District 148 Rep.Penny Morales Shaw (i)

Attorney, She is a member of the House Innovation & Technology Caucus, House LGBTQ Caucus, Legislative Study Group, Mexican-American Legislative Caucus (MALC), Texas Legislative Ports Caucus, Texas Women’s Health Caucus, and the House Caucus on Climate, Environment, and the Energy Industry. enny served as the Deputy Chief for Harris County Commissioner, Precinct 2, overseeing policy and legislative affairs. She is a business owner plus had a multistate law practice. She was widowed right after graduating for law school and raised her for children while working as a lawyer. 

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=148

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District 149 Rep.Hubert Vo (i) 

University of Houston, earning a degree in Mechanical Engineering; and went on to become a successful small business owner, real estate developer and entrepreneur. Speaking Spanish, Vietnamese, French, and English.  Vo has worked many positions, including assembler and quality assurance specialist, busboy, convenience store clerk, cook, data technician, goldsmith, machinist, steel worker, and waiter. He is a member of the Alief Super Neighborhood Council, Alief Young Mens Club of America Board, Houston Apartment Association, Houston Association of Builders, Houston Association of Realtors, and Vietnamese Chamber of Commerce.

Source: https://house.texas.gov/members/member-page/?district=149

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District 150 Marisela Jimenez, PhD and Master's in Management and Public Administration. When Marisela became a U.S. Citizen in 2005, she pledged to support and defend the Constitution of the United States. She believes she owes a debt to those who paved the way for future generations of Americans to enjoy the rights that the Constitution guarantees. In the summer of 2023, after more than five years of research and planning, Marisela started AbrirUp, a Socio-Economic Program designed to help youth secure employment through collaborations with private and public employers.

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