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Salman was born in Pakistan. He earned a bachelor's degree in business administration from the University of Texas at Dallas and a law degree from Southern Methodist University. Salman lives in Euless, Texas with his family.

Salman currently works as the managing attorney of Bhojani Law. He previously worked as an attorney at Haynes and Boone. Salman owns multiple convenience stores across the DFW Metroplex. 

Salman Bhojani currently serves as the State Representative for Texas State House District 92. He was first elected in 2022 and is serving his 1st term. Salman previously served as a board member on the city council and as mayor pro tempore of Euless, Texas from 2018 to 2021. 

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Opposes sales tax increases and enacting a state income tax.

Believes a strong economy requires strong public schools, universities, safe cities, reliable water supply, good transportation, and expanding broadband.

Believes the current minimum wage is insufficient to support a family.

Believes in supporting small businesses to boost economic growth.

- Opposes sales tax increases and enacting a state income tax.
- Believes a strong economy requires strong public schools, universities, safe cities, reliable water supply, good transportation, and expanding broadband.
- Believes the current minimum wage is insufficient to support a family.
- Believes in supporting small businesses to boost economic growth.

Economy

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

Public Safety

Supports Medicaid expansion, believing it would decrease the number of uninsured Texans and lower local property taxes for uncompensated care.

Supports abortion and wants to make abortion access available and affordable for all Texans.

Supports health benefit plan coverage of telemedicine and telehealth appointments.

Wants to invest in widely available mental health and foster care services.

- Supports Medicaid expansion, believing it would decrease the number of uninsured Texans and lower local property taxes for uncompensated care.
- Supports abortion and wants to make abortion access available and affordable for all Texans.
- Supports health benefit plan coverage of telemedicine and telehealth appointments.
- Wants to invest in widely available mental health and foster care services.

Healthcare

Supports funding the 2018 Texas Legislature-approved teacher pay increases.

Believes in continuing efforts to sustain and build upon the 5% increase in public school funding.

- Supports funding the 2018 Texas Legislature-approved teacher pay increases.
- Believes in continuing efforts to sustain and build upon the 5% increase in public school funding.

Education

Believes in addressing the climate crisis.

Believes in taking urgent action to address climate change.

Supports developing new technologies and energy solutions to improve energy infrastructure.

Believes Texas should upgrade its energy infrastructure to ensure safety, incentivize investment, provide sufficient generation, and reduce carbon pollution.

- Believes in taking urgent action to address climate change.
- Supports developing new technologies and energy solutions to improve energy infrastructure.
- Believes Texas should upgrade its energy infrastructure to ensure safety, incentivize investment, provide sufficient generation, and reduce carbon pollution.

Energy & the Environment

Believes all eligible voters should have easier access to vote with "no more barriers to casting their ballot."

Supports making it easier for eligible voters to cast their ballots.

Opposes voter suppression and gerrymandering.

Opposes voter suppression and gerrymandering, which is the practice of drawing electoral district boundaries in a way that gives one political party an advantage over others.

- Supports making it easier for eligible voters to cast their ballots.
- Opposes voter suppression and gerrymandering, which is the practice of drawing electoral district boundaries in a way that gives one political party an advantage over others.

Voting & Elections

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Salman Bhojani

Salman currently works as the managing attorney of Bhojani Law PLLC. He previously worked as an attorney at Haynes and Boone. Salman owns multiple convenience stores across the DFW Metroplex. 

Salman Bhojani currently serves as state representative for Texas State House District 92. He was first elected in 2022 and is serving his 1st term. Salman previously served as board member on the city council and as mayor pro tempore of Euless, Texas from 2018 to 2021. 

Believes Texans should receive their share of federal tax dollars.

Believes that "working Texans should be able to get the benefits they need for their families to gain stronger financial footing, generate new jobs and continue to improve our economy."

Believes the economy will improve with the introduction of new industries, careers, and jobs.

Believes the storm's economic devastation highlights the vulnerability of the economy to climate change.

Supports better wages, benefits, and working environments free of discrimination and harassment.

Believes in fostering economic growth and job creation.

Believes that building large companies is integral to the American Dream and will help increase jobs as the country continues to recover from the Pandemic.

Believes a business-friendly environment is crucial for economic growth, saying, "Business and progress are not mutually exclusive, they are complementary components that contribute to our strong economy."

Supports policies that promote economic growth and job creation.

Believes Texas House District 92's economic diversity, with a mix of small businesses and larger corporations, contributes to a thriving business community.

Believes that while reasonable precautions can be taken to secure user data, the Internet is inherently insecure, and therefore, data security cannot be guaranteed.

Believes in addressing public safety concerns in a diverse community, including a significant immigrant population from India, Pakistan, and Mexico.

Wants to promote better health literacy to improve public health and reduce healthcare costs.

Supports increased state funding for women's healthcare, believing it is "the cornerstone for overall family health."

Believes Texas has the largest uninsured population of any state in the country, both in total and percentage terms.

Believes that lack of access to quality healthcare does not lead to good public health outcomes.

Believes insurance premiums increase for everyone when doctors and hospitals treat many uninsured patients.

Supports increasing school funding without overburdening homeowners, fully funding special education, and enhancing trade programs, community colleges, and adult education to prepare the future workforce and remain competitive with other states.

Supports establishing the College for Yall program for certain students at two-year public institutions of higher education.

Supports increased funding for public schools.

Believes in community involvement in education policy by encouraging joining Advisory Councils to voice concerns and provide insights.

Believes that investing in education will benefit future generations.

Believes community members should have the opportunity to directly influence the office's legislative agenda.

Supports the administration of state testing on religious holy days.

Supports establishing the College for Yall program at two-year public higher education institutions.

Believes in creating policies that prevent burdens of unpreparedness from falling on everyday ratepayers.

Supports installing electric vehicle charging stations in state-owned garages.

Believes addressing environmental issues is crucial for the future. Supports both protecting and improving the environment.

Believes Winter Storm Uri in February 2021, which caused 700 deaths and widespread suffering in Texas due to energy system failure, "was a stark reminder that climate change is here and it is real."

Believes we can power homes and businesses with "clean, reliable, and affordable energy."

- Believes in addressing the climate crisis.
- Supports developing new technologies and energy solutions to improve energy infrastructure.
- Believes Texas should upgrade its energy infrastructure to ensure safety, incentivize investment, provide sufficient generation, and reduce carbon pollution.

Believes "our democracy is protected by equal access at the ballot box..."

Believes in the importance of community unity to combat disinformation and protect voting rights and democracy.

Believes the right to vote is "one of the most precious rights" of US citizenship.

Believes all eligible voters should have easier access to vote with "not more barriers to casting their ballot."

- Believes all eligible voters should have easier access to vote with "not more barriers to casting their ballot."
- Opposes voter suppression and gerrymandering, which is the practice of drawing electoral district boundaries in a way that gives one political party an advantage over others.

Salman Bhojani was born in Pakistan and immigrated to Texas at the age of 19. He earned a B.S. in Business Administration from the University of Texas at Dallas and a law degree from Southern Methodist University. Salman lives in Euless with his family.

Salman Bhojani is a Texas State Representative. He previously served as a Euless City Councilman and is the owner of Bhojani Law PLLC. He has also worked as a small business owner, purchasing convenience stores across the DFW Metroplex.

Salman Bhojani was elected to the Euless City Council in 2018 and later became Mayor Pro Tem. In 2022, he won his race for Texas State Representative for House District 92.

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