2026 Texas General Election

Aicha Davis

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Aicha Davis is from Decatur, Mississippi. She has a bachelor 27s degree in biology and chemistry from the University of Southern Mississippi, a master 27s degree in education administration from the University of North Texas, and is working on a Ph.D. in education policy and administration. She is a longtime resident of DeSoto.

Aicha Davis Wins Texas House District 109!

Aicha is a public school teacher. She taught in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, for several years, specializing in reading and science. She also taught high school advanced sciences and engineering, and coached the robotics team. Aicha previously served on the Texas State Board of Education from 2018 to 2020.

Aicha is currently a Texas state representative for House District 109. She was elected in 2024. From 2018 to 2024, she served on the Texas State Board of Education.

Rep. Aicha Davis - Texas State Directory Online

Supports policies that will cut costs at the grocery store, gas pump, and pharmacy.

Supports increasing housing availability and affordable housing, reducing property taxes, and promoting community development.

Supports increasing housing availability and affordable housing, reducing property taxes, and promoting positive community development.

Advocates for laws that support small businesses, particularly woman- and minority-owned businesses, to increase access to capital, regulatory consistency, and a fair tax environment.

Supports bringing more jobs and investments to House District 109, exemplified by facilitating the relocation of John Paul Mitchell Systems to the area, which will create high-paying jobs and significant local capital investments.

Supports increasing access to affordable childcare options, paid family leave, and earned paid sick leave to enable working families to re-enter the workforce.

Economy

Supports proven measures to reduce recidivism, including second chance hiring, resources for reentry, and parole reform.

Believes that poverty is the primary driver of crime and advocates for increased investment in public schools rather than private prisons to address the root causes of crime.

Believes that current prison conditions are inhumane and contribute to recidivism instead of facilitating rehabilitation.

Supports revisiting the penal code to remove outdated language, end mandatory minimums, and protect the rights of pre-trial defendants, emphasizing the principle of "innocent until proven guilty."

Public Safety

Supports Medicare for All as a human right, advocating for state-level Medicare and Medicaid expansion, accountability for insurance companies, capping prescription costs, and increasing access to healthcare in underserved areas.

Supports restoring the right to abortion care, including mifepristone.

Supports providing student loan relief to mental health professionals in high need areas through the Texas Mental Health Professional Loan Repayment Program.

Supports expanding mental health care access in Texas, addressing the issue of mental health provider deserts in many counties.

Supports protecting senior citizens from scams and fraud, and co-sponsored legislation to increase the homestead exemption for seniors to provide property tax savings.

Supports protecting Social Security, Medicare, and SNAP benefits.

Healthcare

Supports increasing salaries for teachers, counselors, bus drivers, school nurses, and support staff.

Supports providing a cost-of-living adjustment and a permanent 13th check to retired teachers.

For Candidate Aicha Davis on Issue education: Supports ensuring each school has enough nurses and counselors.

For Candidate Aicha Davis on Issue education:  
Aims to dismantle the school-to-prison pipeline.

Supports policies that cut the costs of higher education, provide more aid to students, and allow universities to teach without political interference.

Passed legislation to help Texas students graduate on time with minimal debt, reduce credit hours lost by transfer students, and curb financial aid displacement.

Education

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

Energy & the Environment

Opposes the suppression of voting rights, the gutting of the Voting Rights Act, and the legalization of gerrymandering, while expressing concern over government censorship and intimidation of journalists.

Voting & Elections

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