Texas State House District 87

“Freedom is non-negotiable, specifically when it comes to our right to practice our religion, own guns, educate our children, and work and live without government control or interference. There is a powerful social narrative that is trying to chip away at these rights, and many politicians have fallen for it.” (Campaign website (fairlyfortexas.com))

“The federal government has failed to secure our Texas border, and every town in the 87th district is affected by the flow of drugs, guns and people who broke the law in coming here. Countless women and children are being enslaved and abused by the sophisticated cartels who want to rule our border.” (Campaign website (fairlyfortexas.com))

“We employ and maintain technology and security measures designed to protect your personal information. However, no data transmission over the Internet can be guaranteed as 100 percent secure. As a result, while we strive to protect your information, we cannot ensure or warrant the security of any information you transmit to us or receive from us.” (Campaign website (fairlyfortexas.com))

“I am an immigrant from Mexico, the wife of a Marine veteran, a mother, and an educator of 20 years. I’m running for State Representative for House District 87 because I’ve seen too many teachers in the Panhandle forced to work second jobs just to support their families, too many veterans overlooked after their service, and too many hardworking families struggling to make ends meet in our rural communities.” (Campaign website (dianaloyahd87.com))

“I’m running to make sure the Texas Panhandle is no longer forgotten in Austin. I will fight for policies that put people first and make decisions based on the needs of the families, workers, and communities in the Panhandle, not the demands of big corporations or special interests.” (Campaign website (dianaloyahd87.com))

“Farmers are facing rising costs, unpredictable markets, water challenges, and policies made by people who have never worked the land. Agriculture is the backbone of the Panhandle economy. The majority of our friends survive on agriculture because it has been their livelihood for generations.” (Campaign website (dianaloyahd87.com))