Texas State House District 135

“Operators must balance growth with community and environmental needs. This requires protecting local power grids from overload, deploying water-saving liquid cooling, and safely recycling e-waste.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (August 27, 2026))

“Families are being squeezed out of their own homes by skyrocketing costs, making historic property tax relief an absolute necessity to provide immediate financial breathing room.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (August 27, 2026))

“Texas must reform education by cutting bloated administrative waste and redirecting funds directly to classrooms to pay teachers higher salaries. Additionally, removing excessive electronic devices and returning to paper and pencil will reduce digital distractions and help students focus on core learning.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (August 27, 2026))

“My top priorities are fully funding Cy-Fair and Katy public schools, lowering everyday costs and property taxes, improving flood control and transportation infrastructure, expanding access to affordable healthcare, and strengthening public safety.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (August 27, 2026))

“I support economic development, but growth must pay its way. Data centers and other large projects should cover infrastructure needs they create, protect residents from higher utility costs, use water responsibly, and include meaningful community input.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (August 27, 2026))

“I’ll work to lower property taxes without shortchanging public schools, reduce utility and healthcare costs, and make it easier for small businesses to grow by cutting red tape, speeding up permitting, and expanding access to capital. Families and local businesses shouldn’t be burdened by unnecessary costs or bureaucracy.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (August 27, 2026))