TEXAS HOUSE
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House District 107 · Mesquite, TX

A Mesquite-based author and financial educator first elected in 2025, Rep. Garcia represents portions of Dallas, Garland, and Mesquite in House District 107 and serves on the House Committees on Delivery of Government Efficiency and Pensions, Investments & Financial Services.

State Rep. Linda Garcia

Linda Garcia is based in Mesquite, Texas.

State Rep. Linda Garcia - Texas Policy Research

As a proud founder of In Luz We Trust, Linda is committed to helping individuals overcome financial trauma and build lasting wealth.

Meet Linda Garcia

As a proud founder of In Luz We Trust, Linda is committed to helping individuals overcome financial trauma and build lasting wealth. Her acclaimed book, Wealth Warrior: 8 Steps for Communities of Color to Conquer the Stock Market, and her daily digestible content and workshops have provided invaluable financial education and resources to many.

Linda García is a dedicated advocate for economic empowerment and community development, running for Texas House District 107. With 17 years of experience in the TV and film industry, Linda has played a pivotal role in shaping programming for the U.S. Hispanic market.

Linda is the founder of In Luz We Trust and the author of "Wealth Warrior: 8 Steps for Communities of Color to Conquer the Stock Market." She has 17 years of experience in the TV and film industry, including shaping programming for the U.S. Hispanic market.

A BETTER TOMORROW TOGETHER.

Linda Garcia is a democratic member of the Texas House of Representatives for the 107th District. Her legislative priorities include equitable education funding, expanded healthcare access, women’s reproductive rights, and infrastructure development.

Linda Garcia for Texas

First Elected: 2025
Seniority: #132 of 150
Occupation: Author
Education: Business Administration/Marketing

Linda serves as a member of the Texas House of Representatives for the 107th District. She was first elected in 2025.

2026 Texas General Election

With a growing Texas population, we face challenges in maintaining and expanding its infrastructure, including transportation systems, water resources, and housing affordability. I will advocate for investment in our infrastructure and affordable housing initiatives to meet the demand of our growing city.

Infrastructure Development

Advocates for infrastructure investment and affordable-housing initiatives to meet the needs of a growing city.

- Advocates for infrastructure investment and affordable-housing initiatives to meet the needs of a growing city.

Economy

As of July 22, 2026, Linda Garcia’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Safety

However, Texas has a large population without health insurance and access to healthcare services is a significant concern.

I will advocate for expanding Medicaid, improving healthcare affordability and improving healthcare infrastructure. We need our community healthy!

Healthcare Access

Access to reproductive healthcare services such as contraception, prenatal care, and abortion can have significant financial implications for women and their families. Restrictions on reproductive rights can limit access to affordable healthcare options, leading to higher healthcare costs for individuals. I will advocate for the right to have atonomy over our bodies. We must regain control over reproductive health as it can have positive economic outcomes for individuals, families, and society as a whole.

Reproductive Rights

Advocates for expanding Medicaid, improving healthcare affordability, and strengthening healthcare infrastructure.

Advocates for bodily autonomy and restoring control over reproductive healthcare.

- Advocates for expanding Medicaid, improving healthcare affordability, and strengthening healthcare infrastructure.
- Advocates for bodily autonomy and restoring control over reproductive healthcare.

Healthcare

The public education in Texas has been a longstanding issue. I will fight for equitable funding, voting no vouchers that will funnel taxpayer dollars to charters and private schools. I will also advocate for increased funding for public education through the reallocation of budget priorities so that we can provide students and teachers with necessary resources.

Education Funding

Opposes school vouchers and advocates for equitable funding for Texas public education.

Advocates for increased public-school funding by reallocating budget priorities to provide resources for students and teachers.

- Opposes school vouchers and advocates for equitable funding for Texas public education.
- Advocates for increased public-school funding by reallocating budget priorities to provide resources for students and teachers.

Education

Energy & the Environment

Voting & Elections

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Linda is a Texas State Representative. She works at the Texas House of Representatives, where she serves on committees overseeing pension system investments and the responsible use of artificial intelligence in government services. She previously worked as a financial educator and community advocate.

Supports investing in infrastructure and affordable housing to boost the economy and improve quality of life.

Supports access to reproductive healthcare, including contraception, prenatal care, and abortion, and believes that restrictions on reproductive rights can lead to higher healthcare costs and negative economic outcomes.

Opposes using public funds for private school vouchers.

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