Texas State House District 132

Current seat holder: Mike Schofield.

Mike Schofield

Mike Schofield

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Campaign site

“After listening to thousands of residents, my top priorities include ensuring you can afford to keep living here by lowering insurance rates and the cost of government, including meaningful and permanent property tax cuts. I will also keep our neighborhoods safe by requiring district attorneys to prosecute violent criminals.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (August 25, 2026))
“The fast growth of our area continues to bring increased traffic, longer commutes, and the increased risk of flooding and crime. As your representative, I will continue to do the real work of working with you to plan ahead and push government to craft real solutions, not empty political slogans.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (August 25, 2026))
“Texas put an extra $8.5 billion into public schools to raise teacher pay and ensure each student receives a strong foundation in reading and math, and that college-bound students and those who prefer a technical career can both be fully prepared to meet their goals in life.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (August 25, 2026))

Sara McGee

Sara McGee Sara McGee earned a high school diploma from Katy High School.

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“HD132 is growing faster than our infrastructure can keep up. Families face rising property taxes, insurance costs, overcrowded roads, strained schools, and concerns about flooding and unchecked development.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (August 25, 2026))
“My priorities are fully funding public schools, raising teacher pay, reducing classroom sizes, and ensuring every child has access to an excellent education regardless of ZIP code. Texas must invest in special education, school safety, and career pathways while keeping public tax dollars in our public schools.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (August 25, 2026))
“I will fight to make Texas a place where small businesses can compete and thrive by reducing barriers, expanding access to capital, investing in workforce development, and strengthening infrastructure. Economic growth should benefit our communities, not just large corporations receiving special incentives.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (August 25, 2026))