Texas State House District 73

“Unmanaged growth is straining Hill Country water. I authored HB 5325 to require new plats that rely on groundwater to prove an adequate supply before approval, and to let counties deny projects that cannot show the water is there.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (September 10, 2026))

“I will fight to have the state fund M&O so school taxes no longer fall on homestead owners. Funding should follow the student, reward results and support strong neighborhood schools and parental choice.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (September 10, 2026))

“Voters in our community are deeply concerned about keeping our communities safe. While my opponent wants to defund border security, voted against efforts to protect girls and boys from human trafficking, and even voted against a school safety bill that would protect our kids in the classroom, I support the rule of law.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2020))

“Water quality and availability are significant concerns across HD73.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (September 10, 2026))

“I am committed to providing real tax and rental relief for individuals and families struggling to make ends meet. I will also work to ensure public schools are adequately funded, remove state-sponsored religion from classrooms and implement a transparent and reasonable accountability system that accurately reflects school performance.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (September 10, 2026))

“I will work to increase the Basic Allotment and index it to inflation so funding keeps pace with the increasing costs of operating schools. I will also oppose legislation that uses taxpayer money for private school vouchers.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (September 10, 2026))