Texas State House District 19

“Delivering lasting property tax relief, keeping Texas affordable, protecting our water resources, investing in education, and ensuring Texas’ growth is thoughtful and responsible remain top priorities—always viewed through the lens of defending our constitutional rights of life and liberty.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (September 1, 2026))

“Rapid growth is putting pressure on water, affordability, and private property. We must meet the needs of a growing state while protecting the Hill Country from incompatible industrial development and preserving the quality of life that makes Texas a great place to raise a family.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (September 1, 2026))

“The Legislature must continue fundamentally reforming property taxes, with the goal of eliminating school property taxes for homeowners, while continuing to invest in an excellent education for every Texas child.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (September 1, 2026))

“Be willing to learn from each others’ towns and cities in the District.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (September 1, 2026))

“Keep big agriculture off of our farms and ranches, while ensuring farmers can make a profit. A handful of international corporations rig food prices for working families. I will fight to make food and farming affordable and end hunger.” (Campaign website (luckfortexashouse.sitesab.com))

“Throughout my over forty years of parish ministry in the Episcopal Church, I was involved in church legislation of policy making around issues of poverty, racism, health care, gender equality, and hunger. I was the founding Convener of the Hunger Free Mason Community Collaborative. I served rural, suburban, and urban communities in Texas, New England, and New York.” (Campaign website (luckfortexashouse.sitesab.com))