Everyone has talents, and everyone can be a productive member of society. We need to make sure every Texan has a real path to reach their full potential.
I went to college at Texas State University in 2007 using scholarships and working part-time.
Today, scholarships and wages have not kept up with the cost of education.

We need to fix that.

The public school system I grew up in was top-notch from kindergarten through high school. We had qualified teachers, functional facilities, and a curriculum based on science, history, and critical thinking.

Today, public education is under attack — with federal efforts to dismantle the Department of Education and state policies that divert funding away from public schools.

REPEAL private school voucher programs.
GIVE teachers a substantial raise.
KEEP public schools open and fully funded.

It’s 2026. Our elections should work like the rest of modern life.

We should have polling locations that get people in and out in minutes, not hours.

Same-day registration so eligible voters aren’t locked out by paperwork.

Election Day should be a state holiday, because not everyone can take time off work.

Real penalties for voter intimidation and election interference.

Require ERCOT to build and maintain a power grid that works when it’s hot or cold. Texas weather is unpredictable — our power grid shouldn’t be.

BAN surge pricing during weather emergencies. Texans should not get punished when private infrastructure fails.

REMOVE the 2021 Abbott-era surcharge on our electric bill. Texans should not be paying a surcharge for 30 years to cover the cost of a failure we didn’t cause.

Every Texan should be able to reach emergency medical care within 30 minutes.

We should not be closing rural hospitals — we should be opening more.

Hospitals must be required to staff appropriately so ER wait times are minutes, not hours.

Doctors and nurses must be allowed to provide evidence-based, lifesaving care without fear of punishment or losing their license.

The government should stay out of private medical and personal decisions.

Texans should be free to live their lives without politicians inserting themselves into family matters, healthcare choices, or personal decisions that belong between people and the professionals they trust.

And if the government violates your rights, there should be real consequences. You should be able to bring charges, hold officials accountable, and demand restitution.

Public safety isn’t just about what happens after something goes wrong. It’s about preventing failures before they put people in danger.

The state needs to invest in safe, reliable infrastructure and real emergency preparedness so police, firefighters, and EMS aren’t constantly dealing with preventable disasters.

When systems fail, first responders and families pay the price. Texas should be fixing the systems.Description goes here

Increase the Homestead Exemption so homeowners see real relief.

Provide direct tax relief to renters, based on rent paid and income, so savings go to people—not corporations.

Texas has about $24 billion in surplus and nearly $25 billion in the Rainy Day Fund. We can lower property taxes for everyday Texans without giving another break to corporations. This is a choice.