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Allison Mitchell earned an associate's degree in culinary arts from the Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts and a bachelor's degree in communications from Lake Forest College.

Allison has owned a luxury handbag firm for over the past nine years.

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Allison is a first-time candidate for political office.

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Allison Mitchell is an experienced and successful entrepreneur and children's book author with deep ties to House District 108. A proud Texan and native Dallasite, she graduated from The Hockaday School and launched and built a successful namesake line of women’s accessories.

About Allison

Allison is an avid volunteer with organizations that serve intellectually disabled children and adults. Though she has always felt called to serve these special people, it wasn’t until after the birth of her two children, who were both born with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and experienced severe speech delays – her son in particular, who is nonspeaking – that she saw her connection to the disability community come full circle. As DISD parents, Allison and her husband, Ryan, are staunch advocates for excellent public education, regardless of socioeconomic position or support needs.

Allison is an avid volunteer with organizations that serve intellectually disabled children and adults. Though she has always felt called to serve these special people, it wasn’t until after the birth of her two children, who were both born with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and experienced severe speech delays – her son in particular, who is nonspeaking – that she saw her connection to the disability community come full circle.

Allison Mitchell is a native of Dallas. She graduated from The Hockaday School. Mitchell is married to Ryan and volunteers with organizations serving children and adults with intellectual disabilities.

Allison Mitchell is an experienced and successful entrepreneur and children's book author with deep ties to House District 108. A proud Texan and native Dallasite, she graduated from The Hockaday School and launched and built a successful namesake line of women’s accessories. Allison credits her Dallas community with giving her business its solid start — from early mentorship to ongoing support.

Allison Mitchell is an entrepreneur and children's book author. She launched and built a namesake line of women’s accessories.

As a homeowner, Allison knows Texans need real property tax relief. She will fight for a fairer tax system that eases the burden on homeowners and renters while ensuring large corporations pay their fair share. Allison supports limiting dramatic appraisal increases, expanding property tax exemptions for seniors and veterans, and closing corporate tax loopholes that undermine funding for our local public schools.

Allison on the Issues

Allison will advocate for expanded pathways to homeownership for first-time buyers, including increased access to affordable home loan programs for teachers, social workers, and other essential community workers who help make Texas communities stronger.

Supports limiting property-appraisal increases, expanding property-tax exemptions for seniors and veterans, and closing corporate tax loopholes.

Advocates for affordable home-loan programs for first-time buyers who are teachers, social workers, and other essential community workers.

- Supports limiting property-appraisal increases, expanding property-tax exemptions for seniors and veterans, and closing corporate tax loopholes.
- Advocates for affordable home-loan programs for first-time buyers who are teachers, social workers, and other essential community workers.

Allison’s family includes medical professionals who provide quality care for patients in this district every day. She supports expanding Medicaid in Texas, a move that will bring our federal tax dollars home and lower our health care costs locally. She will fight for greater access to affordable health care, especially for families with special needs children, lower prescription costs for families and lower premiums for individuals and small business owners.

Allison will fight for home insurance reforms to address Texans' growing concerns about soaring premiums, unfair claim denials, and a lack of transparency. She supports stronger consumer protections, greater oversight of insurance companies, and increased transparency in how rates are set so families have access to affordable, reliable coverage when they need it most.

Said the government should not decide whether a woman can obtain an abortion.

Plans to expand access to affordable health care, lower prescription costs, and lower insurance premiums for individuals and small-business owners.

Supports stronger consumer protections, insurance-company oversight, and transparency in how insurance rates are set.

- Supports expanding Medicaid in Texas.
- Plans to expand access to affordable health care, lower prescription costs, and lower insurance premiums for individuals and small-business owners.
- Supports stronger consumer protections, insurance-company oversight, and transparency in how insurance rates are set.

A proud public-school parent, Allison supports fully funding our public schools and keeping public taxpayer dollars in public school classrooms. She will hold voucher programs accountable and protect neighborhood schools from more funding cuts that could lead to larger class sizes and increased school closures in the district. She believes public taxpayer dollars should support public schools, not private schools and religious charter schools that are not held to the same accountability standards as our outstanding public schools.

Supports fully funding public schools and directing taxpayer dollars to public-school classrooms rather than private or religious charter schools.

Plans to hold voucher programs accountable and protect neighborhood schools from funding cuts.

- Plans to hold voucher programs accountable and protect neighborhood schools from funding cuts.

As a Texas native, Allison understands the importance of protecting our state's natural resources and the growing strain that large data centers place on our water supply and electric grid. She supports stronger oversight and responsible regulation of data centers to ensure our communities, infrastructure, and natural resources come first.

Supports stronger oversight and regulation of data centers to prioritize communities, infrastructure, and natural resources.

- Supports stronger oversight and regulation of data centers to prioritize communities, infrastructure, and natural resources.

About Allison — Allison Mitchell for Texas House

Allison Mitchell is a native of Dallas. She graduated from The Hockaday School and volunteers with organizations that serve children and adults with intellectual disabilities. She and her husband, Ryan, have two children.

Allison Mitchell is an entrepreneur and children's book author who launched and built a namesake line of women's accessories.

The Issues — Allison Mitchell for Texas House

Supports limiting large property appraisal increases, expanding property-tax exemptions for seniors and veterans, and closing corporate tax loopholes.

Supports stronger consumer protections, insurance-company oversight, and transparency in how home-insurance rates are set.

Advocates for expanded affordable home-loan programs for first-time buyers who are teachers, social workers, and other essential community workers.

- Supports limiting large property appraisal increases, expanding property-tax exemptions for seniors and veterans, and closing corporate tax loopholes.
- Supports stronger consumer protections, insurance-company oversight, and transparency in how home-insurance rates are set.
- Advocates for expanded affordable home-loan programs for first-time buyers who are teachers, social workers, and other essential community workers.

Opposes government involvement in decisions about abortion and other medical care made by patients and physicians.

- Supports expanding Medicaid in Texas.
- Plans to expand access to affordable health care, lower prescription costs, and lower insurance premiums for individuals and small-business owners.

Supports fully funding public schools and directing public taxpayer dollars to public school classrooms rather than to private schools or religious charter schools.

Supports stronger oversight and regulation of data centers to protect communities, infrastructure, natural resources, water supplies, and the electric grid.

- Supports stronger oversight and regulation of data centers to protect communities, infrastructure, natural resources, water supplies, and the electric grid.

Allison Mitchell is from Dallas, Texas. She graduated from The Hockaday School. She and her husband, Ryan, have two children.

Dallas Mom and Former Chef Running for House Seat

Allison is a small business owner and children's book author. She previously worked as a chef in Napa Valley and later became a luxury handbag designer with a showroom in New York City. 

Allison launched her campaign as the Democratic candidate for Texas House District 108. This is her first time running for public office.

Supports limiting "dramatic" appraisal increases, expanding property tax exemptions for seniors and veterans, and closing corporate tax loopholes.

Supports expanding pathways to homeownership for first-time buyers, including increased access to affordable home loan programs for teachers, social workers, and other essential community workers.

Supports reforms in home insurance to tackle high premiums, unfair claim denials, and lack of transparency, advocating for stronger consumer protections and greater oversight of insurance companies.

Supports stronger oversight and regulation of data centers to protect local communities, infrastructure, and natural resources.

Supports making healthcare more affordable and accessible, especially for families with special needs children, and plans to reduce prescription costs, insurance premiums, and costs for small business owners.

Supports fully funding public schools and opposes using public funds for private schools and religious charter schools.

Opposes the use of public funds for private and religious charter schools.

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