An Austin seat. Note the district number: the incumbent currently represents District 35 and is on the 2026 ballot in District 37, because Texas redrew its map mid-decade. A guide that reads the district off the old map would show Austin voters a different race entirely.
-
Coauthored2024-06-27
Became a cosponsor of H.R. 5601, the MORE Act, on 2024-06-27.
-
Coauthored2025-08-29
Became an original cosponsor of H.R. 5068, the MORE Act, on 2025-08-29.
No record compiled yet. Checked on 2026-09-18. Her live campaign site is built to render in a browser and returns no text to our tooling, so we read the Internet Archive's captures of it instead, which are plain HTML. The platform page captured on 2026-05-13 lists five issue areas — government waste, energy costs, Texas families, human trafficking and government accountability — and cannabis is not among them, nor is any drug-policy item. An earlier policy page captured on 2025-08-30 lists ten items and cannabis is not among those either. Her archived biography and home pages contain no mention of cannabis, marijuana, THC or hemp, and no drug-policy sub-page exists among the archived issue pages. Her iVoterGuide profile was read; that questionnaire asks no drug-policy question. STILL OPEN: search results indicate she completed a Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey in 2025, and we have not been able to read it — Ballotpedia returns no text to automated requests and the Internet Archive holds no capture of a page for her. We also checked Austin Public Safety Commission records for the period of her appointment, which began in March 2023, after Austin's 2022 marijuana ballot measure; no meeting record naming her on a cannabis item was found, and that commission issues recommendations rather than roll calls. She has held no Texas legislative office.
All 2 candidates on this ballot are listed.