Katrina earned her bachelor's degree in biology from the University of Texas at Dallas. She lives in Rockwall and has a son. She was appointed to the DART Citizens Advisory Board by the former mayor of Garland. She also served on the Health Facilities and Economic Development boards and the Texas Lieutenant Governor's Advisory Board.

Katrina Pierson owns a public affairs and crisis consulting firm and currently serves on the board of a pro-life nonprofit. She was also a visiting fellow at the Heritage Foundation and has worked for former President Trump's 2016 and 2020 campaigns. She previously worked in the healthcare industry. 

As of September 27, 2024, Katrina Pierson’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Promises to fight to lower and eventually eliminate all property taxes.

- Promises to fight to lower and eventually eliminate all property taxes.
- Said, "Property taxes are theft."

Economy

Supports finishing "Trump's wall," ending "in-state tuition for illegals," deporting all undocumented immigrants, and combating cartels and smugglers.

Supports finishing President Trump's border wall and deporting all undocumented immigrants. 

Supports ending in-state tuition for undocumented immigrants and ending catch-and-release programs to reduce undocumented immigration.

Plans to "destroy" all cartels, drug smugglers, and human traffickers.

- Opposes gun control.
- Supports finishing President Trump's border wall and deporting all undocumented immigrants. 
- Supports ending in-state tuition for undocumented immigrants and ending catch-and-release programs to reduce undocumented immigration.
- Plans to "destroy" all cartels, drug smugglers, and human traffickers.

Public Safety

Believes the "sanctity of human life...should be protected from fertilization to natural death."

Opposes abortion access and said, "the sanctity of human life...should be protected from fertilization to natural death."

- Opposes abortion access and said, "the sanctity of human life...should be protected from fertilization to natural death."

Healthcare

Supports Education Savings Accounts (ESAs) over vouchers, saying ESAs do not divert funds from public schools.

Supports Education Savings Accounts (ESAs) over school vouchers and believes ESAs do not divert funds from public schools.

Supports a Hold Harmless amendment, which ensures schools retain enrollment funding for a period of time.

- Supports Education Savings Accounts (ESAs) over school vouchers and believes ESAs do not divert funds from public schools.
- Supports raising teacher pay.
- Supports a Hold Harmless amendment, which ensures schools retain enrollment funding for a period of time.

Education

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

Energy & the Environment

Believes in fully empowering the Attorney General to prosecute election fraud in Texas.

Opposes "Never-Trump" Republicans in the party.

- Believes in fully empowering the Attorney General to prosecute election fraud in Texas.
- Opposes "Never-Trump" Republicans in the party.

Voting & Elections

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Katrina Pierson

Katrina attended Forney High School and earned her bachelor's in biology from the University of Texas at Dallas. She lives in Rockwall and has a son.

Katrina owns a public affairs and crisis consulting firm and currently serves on the board of a pro-life nonprofit. She was also a visiting fellow at the Heritage Foundation and has worked for former President Trump's 2016 and 2020 campaigns. She previously worked in the healthcare industry. 

Katrina Pierson was appointed to the DART Citizens Advisory Board by the former mayor of Garland. She also served on the Health Facilities and Economic Development boards and the Texas Lieutenant Governor's Advisory Board.

Believes in restoring integrity to the Texas House.

Supports finishing Trump's border wall and deporting all undocumented immigrants. 

Plans to destroy all cartels, drug smugglers, and human traffickers.

- Opposes gun control.
- Supports finishing Trump's border wall and deporting all undocumented immigrants. 
- Supports ending in-state tuition for undocumented immigrants and ending catch-and-release programs to reduce undocumented immigration.
- Plans to destroy all cartels, drug smugglers, and human traffickers.

Believes online interactions between political campaigns often lead to misunderstandings.

Supports quality education and believes in strong partnerships between parents, teachers, and local schools.

Believes in inspiring grassroots activism and has a strong national presence since her viral speech at the Dallas Tea Party rally in 2009.

Supports appointing qualified individuals to local boards and commissions.

Believes claims about his education policies are false and recycled by "Never Trumpers."

Supports community involvement in education and was appointed to the DART Citizens Advisory Board, emphasizing transparency and accountability in local governance.

Served on the Texas Lieutenant Governor's Advisory Board, which focuses on education.

Supports public service involvement, as evidenced by her local government appointments to healthcare and transportation boards.

Believes in the importance of education and community engagement, as demonstrated by her leadership in the national coalition program for President Trump's reelection campaign.

Believes in advocating for conservative principles, including education policies, and has a history of promoting conservative education policies as a national spokesperson for President Trump's 2016 campaign.

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

Supports Education Savings Accounts (ESAs) instead of vouchers, believing ESAs do not divert funds from public schools.

Opposes the teaching of Critical Race Theory in schools.

Supports school choice, including charter schools and private schools, and opposes the Department of Education's involvement in local education decisions.

- Supports finishing Trump's border wall and deporting all undocumented immigrants. 
- Supports ending in-state tuition for undocumented immigrants and ending catch-and-release programs to reduce undocumented immigration.
- Plans to destroy all cartels, drug smugglers, and human traffickers.

Katrina Pierson lives in Rockwall, Texas. She attended Forney High School and obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from the University of Texas at Dallas. Katrina was raised Baptist, and her father is an ordained deacon. She has a son.

Katrina Pierson worked in the health care industry and later built her own public affairs and crisis consulting firm. She served on the DART Citizens Advisory Board and the Health Facilities and Economic Development boards. She was also a visiting fellow at the Heritage Foundation and currently serves on a board for a pro-life nonprofit organization.

Katrina Pierson was appointed to the DART Citizens Advisory Board by the former mayor of Garland and approved by the city council. She also served on the Health Facilities and Economic Development boards and the Texas Lieutenant Governor's Advisory Board.

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Supports policies that promote economic growth and job creation.

The candidate's website discloses that it may share user information with business partners to offer products, services, or promotions.

Believes her upbringing in a challenging environment has shaped her understanding of economic struggles.

Supports local businesses and community development, as evidenced by her family's history of entrepreneurship in the area.

Believes in supporting local economies and businesses.

Said, "FACT: Jeff Yass, the TikTok billionaire, has not contributed a penny to the Katrina Pierson Campaign. He is the third largest Republican donor in the country."

Has been subpoenaed several times and does not publicly speak about any of the cases to protect her integrity as a witness.

Believes claims about his past are "absurd and debunked in the public record."

Supports public safety and is willing to testify on behalf of protecting individuals from criminal activities.

Believes public safety is paramount and supports measures to address crime and violence.

Believes in transparency and honesty in political campaigning.

Supports updating policies to remain compliant with relevant laws.

Supports enhancing public safety measures.

Believes in advocating for conservative principles to enhance public safety.

Believes women are attacked on their looks and sexuality when their intelligence and policies cannot be discredited.

Believes in upholding truth and integrity in community relations.

Believes his opponent is falsely accusing him of being a "Never Trump" voter.

Believes in protecting voting rights and ensuring fair elections.

As national spokesperson for President Trump’s 2016 campaign, earned a reputation for vigorously promoting his conservative policies on election integrity.

Supports voting rights and fair elections.

Believes securing elections is "critical to preserving our safety and our rights."

Said, "Katrina Pierson has ZERO connection to any pornographic websites. Justin Holland’s smear campaign and false accusations are disgusting."

Believes the "radical left" attacks conservatives to undermine their credibility.

Believes her voting record is strong, as she maintained her home during her work for President Trump and only relocated after his presidential term ended in 2021.

Believes in protecting the integrity of witnesses in legal cases and supports individuals who testify on behalf of others when necessary.

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