John is originally from Moore, Oklahoma. He earned a degree in culinary arts from the Art Institute of Las Vegas. He lives in Kingswood.

John Lehr's campaign for state representative is his first run for public office.

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

Economy

Public Safety

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Proposes expanding Texas medical marijuana laws.

Wants to increase access to medical marijuana.

Believes government shouldn't make decisions about women's healthcare, supporting individual and healthcare provider decision-making.

Supports access to abortion and opposes government intervention in healthcare decisions.

Wants to improve access to affordable healthcare.

- Wants to increase access to medical marijuana.
- Supports access to abortion and opposes government intervention in healthcare decisions.
- Wants to improve access to affordable healthcare.

Healthcare

Plans to enhance the child care assistance program by boosting funding and broadening eligibility.

Wants to improve funding and widen eligibility for the state's child care assistance program.

Opposes using public funds for private schools through the school voucher program, which covers tuitions costs at private schools.

- Wants to improve funding and widen eligibility for the state's child care assistance program.
- Opposes using public funds for private schools through the school voucher program, which covers tuitions costs at private schools.

Education

Believes in eliminating daylight savings time.

Wants to eliminate daylight savings time.

- Wants to eliminate daylight savings time.

Energy & the Environment

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John Lehr

John is originally from Moore, Oklahoma. He holds a degree in culinary arts from the Art Institute of Las Vegas. He lives in Kingswood.

Opposes daylight savings time and plans to advocate for its elimination.

As of September 12, 2024, John Lehr’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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