for Texas House, District 34

Born and raised in Corpus Christi, Stephanie Guerrero Sáenz is a wife, mother, and public school teacher who has spent her life serving the community that raised her. The daughter of a Marine Corps veteran, Stephanie was raised to believe in hard work, service to others, and giving back to her community. For nearly 30 years, she has worked in public education, helping students succeed while fighting for stronger public schools, higher teacher pay, and greater opportunities for the next generation. She has always believed that public service is about helping people and creating opportunities for others to thrive.

for Texas House, District 37

Ozzie Ochoa is a lifelong Valley resident, public school educator, husband, and father. Born and raised in Harlingen, where the values of hard work, family, faith, education, and service shaped who he is today. Growing up on a small family farm, he learned early that nothing comes without hard work and that families get through difficult times by looking out for one another. He has dedicated his career to our students and families, and now he's ready to fight for all of us in Austin.

for Texas House, District 41

Julio Salinas is a legislative director, organizer, and Texas Democratic Party Hispanic Caucus co-chair from the Rio Grande Valley running for the Texas House in November. Julio, the son of migrant farmers, started school speaking only Spanish, but the support of his friends and neighbors helped him catch up in a system not built for bilingual students. Today, Julio is ready to fight for his community by working in the legislature to win investments in public education, access to affordable health care, and sustainable economic opportunities for working families.

for Texas House, District 52

Chris is a Marine Corps Veteran, husband, father, and small business owner. Chris grew up in humble circumstances, learning early that nothing is handed to you and that stability is built through hard work, persistence, and character. Raised by a hard working immigrant mother and a father who owned a small business, he saw both the promise of this country and the daily grind it takes to carve out a future here. Chris will stay accountable to the people he serves and deliver tangible results—lower costs, stronger public schools, safer communities, and a Texas where the next generation has more opportunity than the last.

for Texas House, District 55

Amelia grew up in Central Texas. It is her past, her present, and her purpose. She's taught its children, built its small businesses, and stood beside its families through hardship and growth. Now, she's stepping forward to serve in a new way. She believes that when workers are protected, wages are fair, and industries give back, everyone benefits. Growth and fairness go hand in hand, and good jobs mean stronger families, safer communities, and a healthier economy. When communities invest in people, success ripples outward, strengthening schools, infrastructure, and healthcare.

for Texas House, District 61

Brittany is running because too many families here are paying more and getting less. Too many decisions that affect our lives get made by people who never bothered to ask us what we think. She's tired of the corruption that's become business as usual in Austin, tired of government that answers to donors and insiders instead of the people who actually live here. It's supposed to be government of the people, by the people, for the people, not government of the connected, by the connected, for the connected. She wants leadership that actually listens, that understands what it feels like to worry about a grocery bill or a property tax notice, and that delivers.

for Texas House, District 63

Denise Wooten is firmly committed to leading our state toward practical policies that enhance the lives of ordinary Texans. As a clinical psychologist with a successful 35 years of full-time practice and as an adjunct professor at NCTC for 7 years. Denise knows and values the importance of protecting and funding public education, expanding medical and mental healthcare access, increasing equality of opportunity, reducing the property tax burden on the middle class, advancing fair voting rights without egregious gerrymandering, and protecting our rights. Denise pledges to work cooperatively for the good of everyone in her district and in Texas.

for Texas House, District 67

The son of a coal miner and a school bus driver, Jordan learned early on that working hard and following the rules is no guarantee when the system is rigged for the wealthy few and the politicians they keep in their pockets. He grew up watching that system eat alive his parents, his friends, and his hometown. Now, from the front of a public school classroom, he sees that this isn’t just his story. It’s the story of a majority of us being told to chase an 'American Dream' while a system built on greed decides our children’s futures before they’ve even graduated, guaranteeing a life of struggle to ensure the profit stays with the powerful and the few while the people doing the work are left behind.

State Representative, District 70

Rep. Mihaela Plesa is a lifelong Texan running for reelection to the Texas House this November to continue representing her Collin County district and protect an important Democratic seat in one of the most competitive districts in the state. Representing parts of Plano, Allen, Dallas, and Richardson, Mihaela first flipped this district in 2022. Since then, she has been fighting to increase health care access for all Texans, fully fund Texas public schools, and lower the cost of living for working families.

State Representative, District 74

Rep. Eddie Morales is an attorney, business owner, and public servant from Eagle Pass running for reelection to the Texas House this November in one of the most competitive districts in the state, spanning over eleven counties. Eddie has fought hard for his constituents on issues ranging from expanding health care and supporting public schools to protecting Texas’s natural resources. If reelected, Eddie will continue to work hard to deliver for his community.

for Texas House, District 94

Katie grew up in AISD public schools, graduated from Martin High School, and now has two kiddos in AISD public schools. She's married to an Air Force veteran, Christopher. She's worked as a business leader for over a decade and earned her MBA from TCU. She gets things done. Katie is running to represent her hometown district, HD-94, because Texans deserve better than billionaire proxy votes. She'll fight for more affordability, fully funded public schools and school safety, and a brighter future for ALL Texans who live, work, worship, and learn here.

for Texas House, District 108

Allison Mitchell is a bold advocate for strong public schools, economic opportunity for all, and safe, thriving communities. A proud Dallas native and successful entrepreneur, Allison is running to bring fresh leadership and real-life experience to the Texas House. She’s not a career politician — she’s a fighter for families and a voice for the people of House District 108.

for Texas House, District 112

Zach Herbert is a husband, father, Marine Corps veteran, and personal injury trial lawyer. For most of his career, he's stood in courtrooms across Texas fighting for everyday people against the biggest insurance companies and corporations. Before that, he wore the uniform of a United States Marine, where he learned discipline, duty, and that honor is more than a word—it's a way of life. Today, he's running for the Texas House to take that same fight for fairness to Austin.

for Texas House, District 118

Kristian Carranza was born and raised on the Southside in San Antonio. After more than a decade working on the ground in her community, she is ready to take the fight to the state capitol. Kristian will prioritize education so our kids are prepared for the future, healthcare to protect our loved ones, high-paying jobs to stand up for manufacturing and trade, and housing so working families can own a home of their own.

for Texas House, District 121

Zack Dunn was raised in District 121 by two military parents who taught him the value of service over self - a principle that guided his life's decisions. Now, he's running for office because District 121 deserves a pragmatic, reasonable representative that will fight for the residents of District 121 at the Capitol. He most recently served as a Special Victims Unit prosecutor in the Bexar County District Attorney’s Office. From the courtroom to the capitol, Zack Dunn will continue his work serving, protecting, and supporting families and children in our community.

for Texas House, District 133

Josh Wallenstein is the Democratic nominee for State Representative in House District 133. He aims to deliver practical, common-sense leadership that focuses on what matters most: keeping families safe, lowering costs, and protecting taxpayers. A business attorney and ethics professional, Josh has spent his career negotiating complex deals, rooting out corruption, and finding win-win solutions that help businesses succeed. In the Texas House, he will apply that same approach to strengthen our economy, support public education, and ensure families aren’t paying more for less.

for Texas House, District 138

Tyler Smith is running to lower the cost of healthcare and housing, fix the power grid, and keep our families safe from violence. He’s taking on Texas Republicans who are way too focused on pleasing Donald Trump instead of keeping costs down for our families. Tyler knows how to bring people together to stand up to the extremism taking hold in Texas. Tyler secured $2 million to fight violence in our communities. He brought Democrats and Republicans together to pass laws that protect children from gun violence. He’s worked on bipartisan legislation to protect children and families by establishing stronger safety standards for social media and digital platforms.

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