Key Issues
Education
Prioritize Learning
Improving public education is key to securing a stronger future for Texas. With over 5 million students in our public schools, the quality of education directly affects our economy, workforce, and communities. Investing in higher teacher pay, modern classrooms, and access to technology ensures that every child whether in a rural town or a big city has the tools to succeed. Strong public schools attract businesses, reduce crime, and build opportunity from the ground up. When we prioritize education, we’re not just helping students we’re shaping the future of Texas.
Healthcare
Health for All
Every Texan deserves access to quality, affordable healthcare no matter where they live or how much they earn. Yet too many families across our state struggle to find a doctor, pay for prescriptions, or get the care they need. It’s time to change that. We can expand access by investing in community health centers, recruiting more doctors and nurses to underserved areas, and strengthening mental health and addiction services. By closing the coverage gap and making healthcare more affordable, we can reduce preventable illnesses, lower costs for families, and ensure that every Texan has the opportunity to live a healthy, secure life.
Environment
Protect Our Land
Securing our environment is not just a global issue, it's a Texas-sized responsibility. From the Gulf Coast to the Hill Country, Texans rely on clean water, fertile land, and stable weather to support our ranches, farms, energy industries, and communities. By investing in renewable energy, conserving natural resources, and protecting our iconic landscapes, we can safeguard Texas’ future and preserve the land we love for generations to come. It’s not about politics; it’s about protecting our home.
Housing
Roof Over Everyone's Head
Improving housing and reducing homelessness in Texas requires a bold, coordinated effort that combines compassion with smart policy. As the state’s population continues to grow, too many Texans are being priced out of stable housing due to rising rents, stagnant wages, and a shortage of affordable homes. Addressing this crisis means investing in affordable housing developments, expanding access to rental assistance, and supporting programs that prevent people from becoming homeless in the first place. It also means strengthening mental health and addiction services, key factors that often contribute to housing instability.
Safer Communities
Gun Violence Reduction
Every Texan deserves to feel safe in their home, their school, and their community. But far too many families have been touched by the tragedy of gun violence. We can protect the rights of responsible gun owners while taking common-sense steps to keep our communities safe. That means strengthening background checks, promoting safe storage, investing in mental health services, and giving law enforcement the tools they need to prevent violence before it happens.