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Ana-Maria holds an associate's degree from Dallas County Community College District Eastfield College, a bachelor's degree in communication from the University of Texas at Arlington, a master's degree from Texas Woman’s University, and a law degree from Southern Methodist University. She lives in Richardson with her husband, Johnny. 

Ana-Maria is a lawyer and runs a firm. She previously worked as a professor.

Ana-Maria Ramos currently serves as the State Representative for State House District 102. She was elected in 2018 and is serving her 3rd term.

Wants to lower property taxes by increasing state funding for education so school funding isn't as reliant on local tax revenue.

- Wants to lower property taxes by increasing state funding for education so school funding isn't as reliant on local tax revenue.

Economy

Supports gun control, including universal background checks and stronger rules at gun shows.

Introduced legislation that would require people who are subject to a protective order or have been convicted of violence against their families to surrender their guns.

- Supports gun control, including universal background checks and stronger rules at gun shows.
- Introduced legislation that would require people who are subject to a protective order or have been convicted of violence against their families to surrender their guns.

Public Safety

Believes any effort to expand healthcare access must also protect those with preexisting conditions.

Says she will ensure that "your family's health is a top Texas priority."

- Wants to expand access to Medicaid.
- Believes any effort to expand healthcare access must also protect those with preexisting conditions.
- Says she will ensure that "your family's health is a top Texas priority."
- Supports access to abortion.

Healthcare

Believes that the rate of students dropping out of high school is too high.

Supports increased school funding, saying "I believe every child deserves a textbook... access to technology... a qualified, committed teacher."

Opposes school voucher programs that allow parents to use public funds to enroll their children in schools beyond their local options, including private schools.

- Believes that the rate of students dropping out of high school is too high.
- Wants to implement universal Pre-K.
- Supports increased school funding, saying "I believe every child deserves a textbook... access to technology... a qualified, committed teacher."
- Opposes school voucher programs that allow parents to use public funds to enroll their children in schools beyond their local options, including private schools.

Education

Supports moving toward 100% renewable energy and increasing energy efficiency goals.

Wants to combat illegal pollution practices.

Pledges not to take campaign contributions from fossil fuel industries.

- Wants to increase clean energy jobs.
- Supports moving toward 100% renewable energy and increasing energy efficiency goals.
- Wants to combat illegal pollution practices.
- Pledges not to take campaign contributions from fossil fuel industries.

Energy & the Environment

As of September 7, 2024, Ana-Maria Ramos’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Ana-Maria Ramos

Ana-Maria holds an associate's degree from Dallas County Community College District Eastfield College, a bachelor's degree in communication from the University of Texas at Arlington, a master's of business administration from Texas Woman’s University, and a law degree from Southern Methodist University. She lives in Richardson with her husband, Johnny.

Ana-Maria also currently works as a lawyer and runs a firm. She previously worked as a professor.

Ana-Maria Ramos currently serves as the state representative for District 102. She was elected in 2018 and is serving her 3rd term.

Wants to ensure that people with preexisting conditions have healthcare,

- Wants to expand access to Medicaid.
- Wants to ensure that people with preexisting conditions have healthcare,
- Says she will ensure that "your family's health is a top Texas priority."
- Supports access to abortion.

Supports decreasing class sizes and increasing funding for schools and expanding access to technology and educational resources.

- Believes that the rate of students dropping out of high school is too high.
- Wants to implement universal Pre-K.
- Supports decreasing class sizes and increasing funding for schools and expanding access to technology and educational resources.
- Opposes school voucher programs that allow parents to use public funds to enroll their children in schools beyond their local options, including private schools.

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