Ballotpedia, Jon Rosenthal 

Supports reevaluating corporate tax structures and closing loopholes to increase revenue for education funding.

Supports implementing a system that rewards contractors for finishing projects early to promote road construction and renovation.

- Supports reevaluating corporate tax structures and closing loopholes to increase revenue for education funding.
- Supports implementing a system that rewards contractors for finishing projects early to promote road construction and renovation.

Economy

Supports reforming the state bail system.

Supports de-escalation training and community policing initiatives to strengthen the relationship between police and their communities.

- Supports reforming the state bail system.
- Supports de-escalation training and community policing initiatives to strengthen the relationship between police and their communities.
- Supports gun control.

Public Safety

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Supports access to abortion and contraception.

- Supports Medicaid Expansion.
- Supports access to abortion and contraception.

Healthcare

Wants to change the "paradigm around standardized testing and evaluation systems" and is advocating for reforms to the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR) exams.

Supports raising pay for teachers and staff and ensuring that retired teachers receive good benefits.

- Wants to change the "paradigm around standardized testing and evaluation systems" and is advocating for reforms to the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR) exams.
- Supports raising pay for teachers and staff and ensuring that retired teachers receive good benefits.

Education

Supports incentivizing clean energy and environmentally friendly business practices to encourage commercial growth.

- Supports incentivizing clean energy and environmentally friendly business practices to encourage commercial growth.

Energy & the Environment

As of September 7, 2024, Jon E. Rosenthal’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Voting & Elections

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Jon E. Rosenthal

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