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Rose earned an associate's degree from the American Institute of Banking and a master's degree in psychology from Dallas Baptist University. She lives in Irving with her husband, Lowell.

Rose currently works as a business owner and real estate investor.

Rose Cannaday previously served as a city councilor for Irving. She served 3 terms from 2006-2014 and lost re-election in 2014.

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Supports creating a business-friendly climate that encourages small business development.

Wants to encourage small business development.

Believes in reducing property taxes and cutting wasteful spending.

Believes in safeguarding local governance by preventing state legislative overreach.

Wants to protect Irving from "legislative overreach."

- Wants to encourage small business development.
- Supports cutting property taxes.
- Wants to protect Irving from "legislative overreach."

Economy

Believes in "stronger laws for dangerous criminals and drug dealers."

Wants to increase criminal penalties for certain crimes, including drug dealing. 

- Wants to increase criminal penalties for certain crimes, including drug dealing. 

Public Safety

As of September 7, 2024, Rose Cannaday’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Healthcare

Supports public schools and teachers and parental rights in education.

- Supports "parental rights" in education.

Education

Plans to "ensure future water needs are met by championing responsible development and usage strategies."

Wants to establish better development and usage practices for water.

Believes in establishing a more reliable and functional power grid.

- Wants to establish better development and usage practices for water.
- Wants to improve the power grid.

Energy & the Environment

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Rose Cannaday

Rose holds an associate's degree from the American Institute of Banking and a master's degree in psychology from Dallas Baptist University. She lives in Irving with her husband, Lowell.

Believes in advocating for "common-sense fiscal policy" that benefits all of Irving.

Supports fiscal responsibility and pro-business policies.

Believes in enhancing public safety through community service, business development, neighborhood improvement, and proactive road repair.

Believes it is time for action in addressing educational issues.

As of September 13, 2024, Rose Cannaday’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Rose Cannaday has served on the Irving City Council and as an Executive Board Member of the Irving Schools Foundation. She is also a business owner and Real Estate Investor.

Rose Cannaday previously served on the Irving City Council and has been an Executive Board Member of the Irving Schools Foundation.

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