Texas State House District 33

Current seat holder: Katrina Pierson.

Katrina Pierson

Katrina Pierson In candidate filings and Q&A responses, Katrina Pierson's occupation is listed as Texas State Representative, communications executive & media strategist, former presidential campaign spokesperson.

· Official legislative page

Campaign site

“I am running to continue delivering results-driven leadership for House District 33. My responsibility is to protect our freedoms, represent our community’s values, and ensure government remains accountable to the people it serves.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (August 28, 2026))
“Rapid growth is placing pressure on roads, water, schools, public safety, and property taxpayers. We must strengthen infrastructure and preserve the character, safety, and quality of life that make Rockwall and Collin counties exceptional places to live.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (August 28, 2026))
“My priorities are academic excellence, parental rights, classroom discipline, school safety, and accountability. Texas must strengthen literacy and mathematics while expanding career and technical education so students are prepared for college, skilled trades, military service, or entrepreneurship.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (August 28, 2026))

Orlando Lopez

Orlando Lopez In candidate filings and Q&A responses, Orlando Lopez's occupation is listed as Construction manager, married to public school educator, working class member, lifelong Texan.

· Ballotpedia

Campaign site

“For the future of this district and Texas. I think about my child’s future, just like other parents in our district.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (August 28, 2026))
“Beyond working class representation, what I hear about most is public education and affordability, both of which I’m personally experiencing. We have some of the highest property tax costs in Rockwall and Collin County.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (August 28, 2026))
“It starts with ensuring our schools have the funding and resources they need to provide for our students. Increasing teacher pay makes this career more competitive while maintaining job security.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (August 28, 2026))