Valoree Swanson
Valoree Swanson She assumed office in 2017.
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“I also co-authored and voted to pass House Bill 292, which requires the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement to include human trafficking training for peace officers as part of their minimum curriculum requirements.”
(Campaign website (valoreeswanson.com)) “The last twelve months have proven to be as eventful as any in Texas legislative history, with four special sessions following the 88th Legislative Session, an ongoing legal fight over the border, massive revisions to Title IX, and a contentious election season. It is my goal to keep you as updated as possible.”
(Official legislative website (house.texas.gov)) “For over a decade, a top priority for House District 150 has been to stop any and all low-income, government-subsidized housing. As you’ve come to expect, I have used the authority granted to State Representatives to put a halt to all proposed Section 42 9% low-income housing developments!”
(Official legislative website (house.texas.gov))A'Yonna Kellum
A'Yonna Kellum Kellum is on the ballot in the general election on November 3, 2026. Kellum advanced from the Democratic primary on March 3, 2026.
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On the campaign website: “I joint-authored and co-authored meaningful legislation, such as House Bill 8, which eliminates the outrageous backlog of untested rape kits, and House Bill 616, which streamlines the procedures for processing and collecting sexual assault evidence.”
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