TYD Endorsed Candidates
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Kendall Scudder
TYD endorsed candidate for Texas Senate District 2
Would serve Delta, Fannin, Hopkins, Hunt, Kaufman, Rains, Rockwall, Van Zandt, and parts of Dallas County.
Key Platform Points
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Fight to fully fund public schools and the teacher retirement system
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Access to high speed internet in rural communities
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Ethics reform, a cap on political contributions, nonpartisan redistricting, online voter registration
Mark Phariss
TYD endorsed candidate for Texas Senate District 8
Would serve parts of Dallas and Collin County.
Key Platform Points
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Invest in public education for our children
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Reduce property taxes by increasing the state's share of public education spending from 38% to 50%
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Focus on real issues facing Texas like education, healthcare, and good paying jobs
Gina Hinojosa
TYD endorsed candidate for Texas House District 49
Would serve parts of Travis County.
Key Platform Points
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Change how we fund public education and end outdated funding formulas
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End the epidemic of gun violence in Texas
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Maintain access to women's healthcare facilities by stopping the Republican assault on women's reproductive rights and restoring funding to Planned Parenthood
Stephanie Phillips
TYD endorsed candidate for Texas House District 73
Would serve parts of Comal, Gillespie, and Kendall County.
Key Platform Points
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Place teachers and students at the center of all education planning and legislation
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Prepare for the effects of climate change
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Healthcare as a human right
Steve Riddell
TYD endorsed candidate for House District 92
Would serve parts of Tarrant County.
Key Platform Points
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Investing in public schools is a top priority
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Discover ways to economically leverage rules of the future by investing in renewable energy
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Improve how the country deals with immigration and undocumented immigrants
Rafael Anchia
TYD endorsed candidate for Texas House District 103
Would serve parts of Dallas County.
Key Platform Points
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Protect and expand Texans' right to vote
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Improve the Texas public education system
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Promote energy efficiency, renewable energy, and alternative technologies to protect our environment and save businesses, government, and residential consumers money
Brandy K. Chambers
TYD endorsed candidate for Texas House District 112
Would serve parts of Dallas County.
Key Platform Points
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Increase education funding by closing corporate tax loopholes
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Prioritize healthcare for women, promote women's choice
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Remove the criminal background checks until given offer by employer
Julie Johnson
TYD endorsed candidate for Texas House District 115
Would serve parts of Dallas County.
Key Platform Points
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Education shouldn't be determined by where one is born or how much one's parents make
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Criminal justice reform should be focused on accountability for police, citizens, defendants, prisoners, and families of prisoners
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Cities should be allowed to have open debate about rising the minimum wage, restore local control
John Bucy III
TYD endorsed candidate for Texas House District 136
Would serve parts of Williamson County.
Key Platform Points
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Public education is the foundation of our communities
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Push back against the entrenched status quo
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Breakthrough partisan gridlock and tired thinking that fails to expand the horizon of what is possible
Gene Wu
TYD endorsed candidate for Texas House District 137
Would serve parts of Harris County.
Key Platform Points
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Expand access to Pre-K and early childhood programs for all families
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Guarantee safer neighborhoods
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Encourage companies to move into our community by making sure they have the tools forsuccesss