Texas State Senate District 21

“Completely eliminate property taxes – providing immediate relief for homeowners and renters; stop data center development, unless or until we restore and develop new water, energy capacity and infrastructure for people first; restore trust in our elections; restore fiscal responsibility; increase teacher pay and student investment by reducing administrative spending.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (September 8, 2026))

“High cost of living, such as housing, gas and groceries. Property taxes increasing homeowners’ and renters’ housing costs, through a taxation system that voters have repeatedly voiced they do not want.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (September 8, 2026))

“Replace property taxes with a structure that adequately funds necessary services without increasing overall tax burden; restore and build water and energy capacity before any future data center development; require verification of citizenship and residence for voter registration; education reform, reading proficiency and finance; protection of constitutional rights.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (September 8, 2026))

“My priorities are education; health and human services; and responsive, effective representation of SD 21 families.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (January 22, 2026))

“District 21’s challenges include poverty; chronic illnesses/conditions; water supply and infrastructure needs; electric grid reliability; access to education and health care, especially in rural areas; rising housing costs; workforce readiness; and transportation demands.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (January 22, 2026))

“Important projects for Texas include strengthening education from early childhood through higher education; expanding access to education and health care, especially in rural areas; enhancing water and energy infrastructure; improving transportation and ports of entry; supporting workforce and economic development; addressing housing affordability and disaster preparedness; and protecting our environment.” (Community Impact Candidate Q&A (January 22, 2026))