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Elizabeth is a lifelong resident of House District 119. 

Elizabeth is a small business owner. She has worked as the chief of staff in the Texas State Senate.

Elizabeth "Liz" Campos is a state representative in State House District 119. She was elected in 2020 and is serving her 2nd term. She is the vice chair of the Public Health Committee.

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Believes homelessness is a statewide issue requiring more resources and support. Plans to continue working with local leaders to address mental health and substance abuse issues among the homeless.

Plans to increase resources that aim to address homelessness, including mental health and substance abuse programs.

Aims to lower property taxes and advocate for reform.

- Plans to increase resources that aim to address homelessness, including mental health and substance abuse programs.
- Wants to lower property taxes.

Economy

Believes police and first responders need increased resources and funding to address rising criminal activity and catastrophes.

Believes police and first responders need increased resources and funding to address rising crime rates.

- Believes police and first responders need increased resources and funding to address rising crime rates.

Public Safety

Wants to ensure that every Texan has access to quality healthcare.

- Wants to ensure that every Texan has access to quality healthcare.

Healthcare

Supports increasing funding for public schools.

- Supports increasing funding for public schools.

Education

Believes in ensuring equitable funding for projects and supports local leaders advocating for fair distribution of federal funds.

Plans to improve infrastructure and ensure the fair distribution of funds for road improvement projects.

- Plans to improve infrastructure and ensure the fair distribution of funds for road improvement projects.

Energy & the Environment

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Elizabeth  "Liz" Campos

Elizabeth Campos is currently a representative in Texas's House District 119. She is serving her 2nd term. 

Promises to advocate against inflated property tax appraisals.

Promises to advocate for local businesses and tradesmen.

Supports "Protecting & Investing In Our Tradesmen."

Believes in protecting the "skilled and experienced workforce" that supports local businesses.

Supports policies that strengthen the workforce to ensure the success of Texas businesses.

Believes local leadership needs support to ensure business and commerce expansion.

Believes in creating jobs and boosting the economy.

Believes in advocating for growth and development that supports all local businesses.

Supports investing in job creation and economic development.

Believes in investing in youth and economic development.

Promises to advocate for House District 119 to receive adequate funding and resources for transportation.

Believes poor road conditions lead to spending "hard earned dollars on constant tire repairs because of ill-maintained roads."

Wants to protect aid for seniors and veterans.

Believes senior citizens and veterans are "part of our precious population" whose well-being and interests must be safeguarded.

Supports public safety officers and first responders.

Promises to not grant favors to political allies or be indebted to special interests.

Believes in investing in healthcare for families.

Believes establishing access to quality healthcare is vital to the safety and well-being of all Texans.

Supports expanding healthcare access to ensure no family is uninsured or underserved.

Believes in safeguarding the well-being and interests of veterans, promising to work across party lines to ensure they receive necessary care and essentials.

Wants to ensure that all senior citizens and veterans have access to healthcare. 

Believes in supporting local schools and ensuring quality education for all children.

Believes in "Protecting Our Schools, Children and Teachers."

Promises to listen to educators about how to improve public education.

Believes in fostering relationships with community leaders and stakeholders to enhance local education.

Believes protecting educators is important.

Believes educating children is vital to community growth and future.

Believes Texas and House District 119 need a trustworthy representative.

Promises to advocate for school districts and teachers.

Believes in collaborating with local leaders on policies to improve community services.

Believes providing the best educational opportunities will create a "skilled workforce" that will lead to "success and growth."

Believes in advocating for community improvement and family and business rights.

Believes in continuing to serve the public and working for the constituents of Texas House District 119.

Elizabeth "Liz" Campos is a lifelong resident of House District 119. She is a proud product of public schools throughout the community. She is a daughter, sister, and aunt.

Elizabeth "Liz" Campos has worked as a legal administrator for 24 years and served as Chief of Staff in the Texas Senate.

Elizabeth "Liz" Campos has served as Chief of Staff in the Texas Senate for many years. She previously ran to represent Texas House District 119.

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