Texas State House District 149

“During the last legislative session, I was in Austin and I saw that my Representative was not representing me. Many times he wasn’t even there.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (October 16, 2026))

“Crime is the biggest issue in HD149. We have the same felons that are praying on the victims of our small businesses and neighborhoods.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (October 16, 2026))

“One example: Small businesses and residents pay 178% more for their electricity than the mega businesses in Texas. This is the highest gap in the nation and we are an energy rich state!” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (October 16, 2026))

“My family has called District 149 home for more than 30 years. I'm running because our neighbors deserve a legislator who turns policy into action, not just promises.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (October 16, 2026))

“District 149 faces real challenges: underfunded public schools, rising housing costs and families worried about safety in their own neighborhoods. With nearly half our residents foreign-born, we also need leaders who treat every family with dignity.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (October 16, 2026))

“Small businesses are the backbone of District 149. I'll push for infrastructure investment along our Main Street corridors, cut red tape for local entrepreneurs and support workforce training so businesses can hire locally.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (October 16, 2026))