Texas State House District 44

“My constituents are concerned about the rapid population growth, the availability of water, energy and data centers, among other topics.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (August 21, 2026))

“a. Stopping the explosive growth of local property taxes. b. Stopping the spread of Islamic radicalism in Texas. c. Developing water and power resources to meet the increased demand from all of the population and economic growth.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (February 4, 2026))

“Allocate to property tax relief all of the budget surplus and reprioritize spending. I am developing legislative and educational initiatives to combat the Islamification of Texas.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (February 4, 2026))

“Texas used to be affordable, but healthcare, car insurance, light bills, and childcare costs are skyrocketing because state leaders care more about the governor’s agenda than the needs of our community. I’m running because we deserve better representation.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (February 2, 2026))

“Underfunded schools, explosive growth, water shortages, and cost of living increases. The problem is, if we reelect someone who’s more interested in fighting for his ideology than his constituents, we won’t tackle these issues.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (February 2, 2026))

“Since 2023 I’ve visited every corner of the district to meet sheriffs, police chiefs, superintendents, nonprofit leaders, mayors, and anyone who wants to talk about the needs of their community. I want everyone to see that I’m running to solve our problems and advocate for our needs - period.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (February 2, 2026))