A 1992 graduate of Texas A&M University, Angelia has dedicated her life to raising her family and serving her community. A former substitute teacher and strong advocate for local public schools, Angelia was elected to the Itasca School Board in 2007 and went on to serve two terms as secretary.

Biography | Texas House of Representatives

Angelia is a wife, mother and small business owner. She and her husband, Will, live in Hill County where his family has farmed and ranched since 1872. They have two grown children, attend First Baptist Church Hillsboro, and run several successful small businesses.

Angelia Orr graduated from Texas A&M University in 1992. She lives in Hill County with her husband, Will, and they have two grown children. They attend First Baptist Church Hillsboro.

Rep. Orr, Angelia - District 13 - Texas House of Representatives

Rep. Angelia Orr is currently serving her first term as State Representative for House District 13. This new House District includes Hill, Bosque, Falls, Limestone, Freestone, Leon and a portion of McLennan Counties. Angelia is a wife, mother and small business owner. She and her husband, Will, live in Hill County where his family has farmed and ranched since 1872. They have two grown children, attend First Baptist Church Hillsboro, and run several successful small businesses.

Angelia is a small business owner. She previously worked as a substitute teacher.

In 2021, grassroots conservatives asked Angelia to run in the newly formed House District 13. Now in her second term as State Representative, she has carried multiple House Speaker priority bills, including HB 24, which reforms zoning regulations to lower housing costs, reduce the housing shortage, and protect rural Texas from urban overreach.

About Angelia | Angelia Orr

She has served as an election judge, precinct chair, and delegate to six Republican state conventions. She was elected to the Itasca School Board, serving two terms as secretary. In 2010, Angelia decisively defeated a five-term Democratic incumbent to become Hill County’s District Clerk, winning a competitive three-person Republican primary along the way.

Angelia currently serves as a state representative and is in her second term. She was elected Hill County’s district clerk in 2010. She was elected to the Itasca School Board in 2007.

2026 Texas General Election

When I ran for the Texas House, I made a promise: I would not accept property taxes as “the way things are.” I went to work immediately to turn that promise into action. Over my time as your state representative, I helped more than triple the homestead exemption for school property taxes on homeowners. That’s why, last session, I didn’t just vote for tax relief — I co-authored legislation to create a responsible, conservative plan to eliminate property taxes in Texas altogether. A real plan that protects homeowners while ensuring essential services are funded. Next session, we need to finish the job.

Property Tax Relief and What Comes Next | Angelia Orr

Real Property Tax Relief

Property taxes shouldn’t force families out of their homes. That’s why Angelia Orr is delivering real, lasting relief for Texas homeowners—not just talk. Orr also supported landmark legislation that delivered $51 billion in property tax relief—the largest in Texas history.

Priorities | Angelia Orr

Orr also supported landmark legislation that delivered $51 billion in property tax relief—the largest in Texas history.

She’s also addressing the high taxes small business owners face. As a small business owner herself, Orr helped raise the personal property tax exemption for small businesses from $2,500 to $125,000. For many of the local mom-and-pop shops that call our community home, that change could completely eliminate their personal property tax bill—freeing them up to grow, hire, and thrive.

Co-authored legislation to create a plan to eliminate property taxes while funding essential services.

Helped raise the small-business personal property-tax exemption from $2,500 to $125,000.

- Co-authored legislation to create a plan to eliminate property taxes while funding essential services.
- Helped raise the small-business personal property-tax exemption from $2,500 to $125,000.

Economy

Angelia Orr knows that first responders are the backbone of our communities—especially in rural areas where every call matters and backup can be miles away. These men and women put their lives on the line every day to protect us. She stands with them 100%.

Orr backed Texas’ strongest bail reform package ever to keep dangerous criminals off the streets and hold them accountable. These reforms put bail decisions for violent offenders in the hands of elected judges and ban the use of taxpayer money for bail bonds.

Texas has been aggressive about removing dangerous criminal illegal aliens from our communities — the offenders who commit violent crimes, traffic drugs, and prey on innocent people. Working hand in hand with federal authorities, Texas is ensuring these criminals move from county jails straight to deportation, not back onto our streets.

That is why I was proud to help pass Senate Bill 8, which strengthens 287(g) agreements between local law enforcement and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. These partnerships give trained officers the authority to identify and detain criminal illegal aliens so they can be removed quickly and permanently. Texans deserve to know that violent criminals will not be given a free pass.

Texas Didn't Wait. We Led on the Border. | Angelia Orr

This session, Angelia supported commonsense bills that defend gun owners, including:

Ending outdated penalties on short-barreled rifles so Texans aren’t unfairly targeted for owning legal firearms.

Expanding license reciprocity to make it easier for Texans—and visitors—to carry lawfully across state lines.

Blocking wasteful, taxpayer-funded gun buyback programs that don’t make communities safer.

When radicals pushed to expand red flag laws or add more gun owner hurdles, Angelia pushed back—making sure laws protect freedom, not punish law-abiding citizens.

Orr has also worked to strengthen the systems that support first responders—especially in rural areas. That includes HB 1828, giving legislative leave to correctional officers; SB 502, strengthening protections for peace officers in health and human services; and HB 3000, creating a rural ambulance grant program that means faster emergency response in her district.

Backed bail reforms placing bail decisions for violent offenders with elected judges and barring taxpayer funding for bail bonds.

Helped pass Senate Bill (SB) 8, strengthening local law-enforcement agreements with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Supported legislation ending penalties on short-barreled rifles, expanding gun-license reciprocity, and blocking taxpayer-funded gun buybacks.

Supported legislative leave for correctional officers, protections for peace officers, and rural ambulance grants.

- Backed bail reforms placing bail decisions for violent offenders with elected judges and barring taxpayer funding for bail bonds.
- Helped pass Senate Bill (SB) 8, strengthening local law-enforcement agreements with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
- Supported legislation ending penalties on short-barreled rifles, expanding gun-license reciprocity, and blocking taxpayer-funded gun buybacks.
- Supported legislative leave for correctional officers, protections for peace officers, and rural ambulance grants.

Public Safety

She co-authored HB 1806, which stops cities like Austin and San Antonio from using taxpayer dollars to fund abortion travel — a law now signed by Governor Abbott.

She also co-authored HB 5510, aimed at expanding the Texas Heartbeat Act to combat illegal abortion pill trafficking and allow wrongful death lawsuits for harmed women. Though it didn’t pass this session, Orr is committed to pushing it forward in the 90th Legislative Session.

That same session, I helped pass SB 14, which bans irreversible transgender surgeries and medical procedures on minors. This was one of the fiercest—and most necessary—fights of the session. The radical left fought us at every turn, but we stood firm. Children are not experiments, and Texas law now reflects that truth.

Protecting Women's Sports and Texas Families | Angelia Orr

Texas leads the nation with 21 rural hospital closures over the past decade. In many areas, pregnant women must drive hours to reach a hospital, putting their health and their babies’ at risk.

Orr is stepping up to the challenge. She co-authored HB 3000, establishing a $90 million Rural Ambulance Grant Program to improve emergency medical services and save lives.

She also helped secure $100 million in HB 18 funding to stabilize rural hospitals and expand critical services like pediatric mental health, maternal care, telehealth, and staff training.

Co-authored House Bill (HB) 1806, which bars cities from using taxpayer funds for abortion travel.

Co-authored House Bill (HB) 5510 to expand the Texas Heartbeat Act and address abortion-pill trafficking; plans to pursue it in the 90th Legislature.

Helped pass Senate Bill (SB) 14, which bans certain transgender surgeries and medical procedures for minors.

Co-authored House Bill (HB) 3000, creating a $90 million rural ambulance grant program for emergency medical services.

- Co-authored House Bill (HB) 1806, which bars cities from using taxpayer funds for abortion travel.
- Co-authored House Bill (HB) 5510 to expand the Texas Heartbeat Act and address abortion-pill trafficking; plans to pursue it in the 90th Legislature.
- Helped pass Senate Bill (SB) 14, which bans certain transgender surgeries and medical procedures for minors.
- Co-authored House Bill (HB) 3000, creating a $90 million rural ambulance grant program for emergency medical services.

Healthcare

Make Texas #1 in Education

As a former school board member and co-author of HB 2—the largest single investment in Texas public education history—Angelia Orr is leading the charge to strengthen Texas schools, especially in rural communities like ours.

Thanks to HB 2, schools districts in House District 13 will receive an average of $3,100 more per student in the upcoming budget cycle. The bill also delivers $4.2 billion in permanent pay raises and incentives for teachers and school staff—because supporting educators is key to student success.

She also helped pass SB 1786 and HB 120 to expand career and technical education, dual credit programs, and rural workforce partnerships—preparing students for high-skill, high-wage jobs without the burden of a four-year degree.

But Orr knows that a great education is about more than academics—it’s also about protecting the values that make Texas strong.

That’s why she proudly supported SB 10, which requires the Ten Commandments to be displayed in every public school classroom, and SB 11, which guarantees a voluntary daily moment of prayer or Bible reading. In a time when faith are under attack, these laws put Texas values back where they belong—at the heart of our schools.

As a Christian, mother, and conservative, Angelia Orr believes parents must have the final say in what their kids are exposed to. She has passed strong laws that:

Give parents full access to school library catalogs and establish local advisory councils to oversee content.

Ban schools from pushing social transitioning or harmful ideologies on kids without parental consent.

Crack down on obscene material involving minors and close dangerous legal loopholes.

Increase transparency and hold schools accountable for protecting students from sexual misconduct.

Co-authored House Bill (HB) 2, described as Texas's largest single investment in public education.

Helped pass legislation expanding career and technical education, dual-credit programs, and rural workforce partnerships.

Supported displaying the Ten Commandments in public-school classrooms and voluntary daily prayer or Bible reading.

Supports parental access to school library catalogs and local advisory councils overseeing content.

- Co-authored House Bill (HB) 2, described as Texas's largest single investment in public education.
- Helped pass legislation expanding career and technical education, dual-credit programs, and rural workforce partnerships.
- Supported displaying the Ten Commandments in public-school classrooms and voluntary daily prayer or Bible reading.
- Supports parental access to school library catalogs and local advisory councils overseeing content.

Education

Defend Rural Water

Water is more than a resource in rural Texas — it’s life itself. For generations, families and farms depend on reliable water from aquifers and local systems to survive and thrive. But Texas is growing fast, and water supplies are under serious threat.

Angelia Orr helped lead the fight in the Legislature to secure lasting solutions — not short-term fixes — to protect rural water. She co-authored House Joint Resolution 7 and supported Senate Bill 7, which provide critical funding and stronger oversight to repair aging infrastructure, develop new water supplies, and safeguard aquifers.

The battle to protect water isn’t just in Austin. Orr is working closely with officials in Marlin and Falls County to bring lasting solutions to their water crisis. She’s also standing with Leon County and other rural leaders to oppose permit applications that would drain shared aquifers and threaten water security.

Secure The Power Grid

A reliable power grid is critical for Texas families, farms, and businesses—especially during storms and extreme heat. Angelia Orr supports strong measures to improve grid reliability, protect infrastructure, and ensure Texans have affordable energy.

She backed key legislation including:

SB 2148 to secure the electricity supply chain and prevent disruptions;

HB 14 and SB 1535 to develop a skilled workforce for the growing nuclear energy industry;

HB 3809 and HB 3824 to regulate and remove unsafe battery energy storage facilities (BESS), with strict fire safety standards;

SB 75 and SB 1789 to boost grid resilience and improve electric service quality;

SB 231 to allow temporary emergency electric energy facilities when needed; and

HB 3228 to ensure responsible lease agreements for wind and solar power projects.

Orr is a member of the Texas Nuclear Caucus and supports expanding safe, reliable nuclear energy.

Co-authored House Joint Resolution 7 and supported Senate Bill 7 to fund water infrastructure, develop supplies, and safeguard aquifers.

Opposes permit applications that could drain shared aquifers and threaten water security.

Supports measures to improve grid reliability, protect infrastructure, and ensure affordable energy.

Supports expanding nuclear energy, which she characterizes as safe and reliable.

- Co-authored House Joint Resolution 7 and supported Senate Bill 7 to fund water infrastructure, develop supplies, and safeguard aquifers.
- Opposes permit applications that could drain shared aquifers and threaten water security.
- Supports measures to improve grid reliability, protect infrastructure, and ensure affordable energy.
- Supports expanding nuclear energy, which she characterizes as safe and reliable.

Energy & the Environment

SB 1470: Requires the Department of Public Safety to share data to keep the voter registration list accurate and up to date, preventing duplicate or invalid registrations.

SB 1862: Improves interstate communication to stop illegal voting by people registered in multiple states.

SB 2166: Ensures voting machines are thoroughly tested and verified for accuracy and security.

SJR 37: Proposes a constitutional amendment that clearly states only U.S. citizens can vote in Texas. This stops cities or local governments from allowing illegal voting by non-citizens, protecting every Texas ballot.

Secure Texas Elections

As a former elections judge, Angelia Orr understands firsthand the importance of fair, transparent, and secure elections. She’s committed to protecting every legal vote and making sure Texans can trust the results.

Orr supports strong, commonsense reforms that improve election security and prevent fraud, including:

HB 1661: Increases penalties for tampering with election supplies and interfering with voting, helping deter fraud and protect the process.

Supports sharing Department of Public Safety data to keep voter-registration lists accurate and current.

Supports sharing Department of Public Safety data to "keep voter-registration list accurate and up to date."

Supports a constitutional amendment limiting voting in Texas to U.S. citizens.

Wants a constitutional amendment that "clearly states only U.S. citizens can vote in Texas."

Supports increasing penalties for election-supply tampering and interference with voting.

- Supports sharing Department of Public Safety data to "keep voter-registration list accurate and up to date."
- Wants a constitutional amendment that "clearly states only U.S. citizens can vote in Texas."
- Supports increasing penalties for election-supply tampering and interference with voting.

Voting & Elections

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- Supports increasing penalties for election-supply tampering and interference with voting.

Rep. Orr, Angelia — Biography | Texas House of Representatives

Angelia Orr graduated from Texas A&M University in 1992. She lives in Hill County with her husband, Will. They have two grown children and attend First Baptist Church Hillsboro.

Angelia Orr previously worked as a substitute teacher.

Angelia was elected to the Itasca School Board in 2007.

She’s also addressing the high taxes small business owners face. As a small business owner herself, Orr helped raise the personal property tax exemption for small businesses from $2,500 to $125,000. For many of the local mom-and-pop shops that call our community home, that change could completely eliminate their personal property tax bill—freeing them up to grow, hire, and thrive.

While some politicians throw around the phrase “eliminate property taxes” as a talking point, Orr is taking action. She co-authored a bill to study the responsible phase-out of property taxes—because she knows real solutions require real work. Her approach is practical, grounded, and focused on results—not headlines. She’s also fighting to rein in runaway appraisals, protect homestead rights, and stop local governments from using loopholes to raise taxes behind closed doors.

Helped raise the small-business personal property tax exemption from $2,500 to $125,000.

Advocates for limits on property appraisal increases, homestead-rights protections, and restrictions on local tax increases.

- Helped raise the small-business personal property tax exemption from $2,500 to $125,000.
- Advocates for limits on property appraisal increases, homestead-rights protections, and restrictions on local tax increases.

Orr backed Texas’ strongest bail reform package ever to keep dangerous criminals off the streets and hold them accountable. These reforms put bail decisions for violent offenders in the hands of elected judges and ban the use of taxpayer money for bail bonds.

That is why I was proud to help pass Senate Bill 8, which strengthens 287(g) agreements between local law enforcement and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. These partnerships give trained officers the authority to identify and detain criminal illegal aliens so they can be removed quickly and permanently. Texans deserve to know that violent criminals will not be given a free pass.

Texas Didn’t Wait — We Led On The Border | Angelia Orr

As we move into the next legislative session, I will continue fighting to expand enforcement tools, strengthen cooperation with federal agencies, and keep Texas families safe.

This session, Angelia supported commonsense bills that defend gun owners, including:

Ending outdated penalties on short-barreled rifles so Texans aren’t unfairly targeted for owning legal firearms.

Expanding license reciprocity to make it easier for Texans—and visitors—to carry lawfully across state lines.

Blocking wasteful, taxpayer-funded gun buyback programs that don’t make communities safer.

When radicals pushed to expand red flag laws or add more gun owner hurdles, Angelia pushed back—making sure laws protect freedom, not punish law-abiding citizens.

In Texas, gun rights aren’t negotiable. Orr is committed to keeping it that way.

Orr has authored and supported legislation to ensure first responders get the respect, resources, and support they deserve. That includes HB 1828, giving legislative leave to correctional officers; SB 502, strengthening protections for peace officers in health and human services; and HB 3000, creating a rural ambulance grant program that means faster emergency response in her district.

Helped pass SB 8 to strengthen agreements between local law enforcement and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Plans to expand immigration-enforcement tools and cooperation with federal agencies.

Supported bills ending penalties on short-barreled rifles, expanding firearm-license reciprocity, and blocking taxpayer-funded gun buyback programs.

Opposes expanding red-flag laws and additional gun-owner requirements.

Authored and supported legislation providing correctional-officer leave, peace-officer protections, and rural ambulance grants.

- Backed bail reforms placing bail decisions for violent offenders with elected judges and barring taxpayer funding for bail bonds.
- Helped pass SB 8 to strengthen agreements between local law enforcement and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
- Plans to expand immigration-enforcement tools and cooperation with federal agencies.
- Supported bills ending penalties on short-barreled rifles, expanding firearm-license reciprocity, and blocking taxpayer-funded gun buyback programs.
- Opposes expanding red-flag laws and additional gun-owner requirements.
- Authored and supported legislation providing correctional-officer leave, peace-officer protections, and rural ambulance grants.

Angelia Orr is a Christian mother and grandmother who stands firmly for the sanctity of life, holding a 100% pro-life voting record and fighting to protect the unborn at every turn. She co-authored HB 1806, which stops cities like Austin and San Antonio from using taxpayer dollars to fund abortion travel — a law now signed by Governor Abbott. She also co-authored HB 5510, aimed at expanding the Texas Heartbeat Act to combat illegal abortion pill trafficking and allow wrongful death lawsuits for harmed women.

Protecting Women’s Sports and Texas Families | Angelia Orr

Orr is stepping up to the challenge. She co-authored HB 3000, establishing a $90 million Rural Ambulance Grant Program to improve emergency medical services and save lives.

She also helped secure $100 million in HB 18 funding to stabilize rural hospitals and expand critical services like pediatric mental health, maternal care, telehealth, and staff training. Additional budget wins include millions for Medicaid rural hospital rates, mobile women’s health units, stroke units, mental health outreach, and telepsychiatry.

Co-authored HB 1806 restricting municipal funding for abortion travel and HB 5510 expanding Texas Heartbeat Act-related abortion-pill enforcement and civil claims.

Helped pass SB 14, which bans transgender surgeries and specified medical procedures for minors.

Co-authored HB 3000 establishing a $90 million Rural Ambulance Grant Program for emergency medical services.

Helped secure $100 million in HB 18 funding for rural hospitals and services including pediatric mental health, maternal care, and telehealth.

- Co-authored HB 1806 restricting municipal funding for abortion travel and HB 5510 expanding Texas Heartbeat Act-related abortion-pill enforcement and civil claims.
- Helped pass SB 14, which bans transgender surgeries and specified medical procedures for minors.
- Co-authored HB 3000 establishing a $90 million Rural Ambulance Grant Program for emergency medical services.
- Helped secure $100 million in HB 18 funding for rural hospitals and services including pediatric mental health, maternal care, and telehealth.

Thanks to HB 2, schools districts in House District 13 will receive an average of $3,100 more per student in the upcoming budget cycle. The bill also delivers $4.2 billion in permanent pay raises and incentives for teachers and school staff—because supporting educators is key to student success. She also helped pass SB 1786 and HB 120 to expand career and technical education, dual credit programs, and rural workforce partnerships—preparing students for high-skill, high-wage jobs without the burden of a four-year degree.

That’s why she proudly supported SB 10, which requires the Ten Commandments to be displayed in every public school classroom, and SB 11, which guarantees a voluntary daily moment of prayer or Bible reading. In a time when faith are under attack, these laws put Texas values back where they belong—at the heart of our schools.

Co-authored House Bill (HB) 2, which her campaign described as the largest single investment in Texas public education history.

Helped pass Senate Bill (SB) 1786 and HB 120 to expand career and technical education, dual-credit programs, and rural workforce partnerships.

Supported SB 10 requiring Ten Commandments displays in public-school classrooms and SB 11 authorizing voluntary daily prayer or Bible reading.

Passed laws expanding parental access to school-library catalogs, regulating school communication about students' social transitions, and increasing school-safety transparency.

- Co-authored House Bill (HB) 2, which her campaign described as the largest single investment in Texas public education history.
- Helped pass Senate Bill (SB) 1786 and HB 120 to expand career and technical education, dual-credit programs, and rural workforce partnerships.
- Supported SB 10 requiring Ten Commandments displays in public-school classrooms and SB 11 authorizing voluntary daily prayer or Bible reading.
- Passed laws expanding parental access to school-library catalogs, regulating school communication about students' social transitions, and increasing school-safety transparency.

Angelia Orr helped lead the fight in the Legislature to secure lasting solutions — not short-term fixes — to protect rural water. She co-authored House Joint Resolution 7 and supported Senate Bill 7, which provide critical funding and stronger oversight to repair aging infrastructure, develop new water supplies, and safeguard aquifers. These measures rely on voter approval of a constitutional amendment this November to guarantee dedicated funding for decades.

Supports expanding nuclear energy, characterized as safe and reliable.

Co-authored House Joint Resolution 7 and supported SB 7 to fund water infrastructure, new water supplies, and aquifer safeguards.

Opposes water-permit applications that would drain shared aquifers and threaten water security.

- Co-authored House Joint Resolution 7 and supported SB 7 to fund water infrastructure, new water supplies, and aquifer safeguards.
- Opposes water-permit applications that would drain shared aquifers and threaten water security.

As a former elections judge, Angelia Orr understands firsthand the importance of fair, transparent, and secure elections. She’s committed to protecting every legal vote and making sure Texans can trust the results.

Orr supports strong, commonsense reforms that improve election security and prevent fraud, including:

HB 1661: Increases penalties for tampering with election supplies and interfering with voting, helping deter fraud and protect the process.

SB 1470: Requires the Department of Public Safety to share data to keep the voter registration list accurate and up to date, preventing duplicate or invalid registrations.

Orr supports strong, commonsense reforms that improve election security and prevent fraud, including:

SB 1862: Improves interstate communication to stop illegal voting by people registered in multiple states.

SB 2166: Ensures voting machines are thoroughly tested and verified for accuracy and security.

SB 2753: Modernizes voting procedures by integrating early and election-day voting, speeding vote counts and increasing transparency.

SB 2753: Modernizes voting procedures by integrating early and election-day voting, speeding vote counts and increasing transparency.

SJR 37: Proposes a constitutional amendment that clearly states only U.S. citizens can vote in Texas. This stops cities or local governments from allowing illegal voting by non-citizens, protecting every Texas ballot.

SB 985: Allows election officials to combine smaller precincts to run elections more efficiently.

Supports HB 1661 increasing penalties for election interference and SB 1470 requiring voter-roll data sharing by the Department of Public Safety.

Supports election measures for interstate voter-registration communication, voting-machine testing, and integrating early and election-day voting procedures.

Supports Senate Joint Resolution 37, a proposed constitutional amendment limiting voting in Texas to U.S. citizens.

- Supports HB 1661 increasing penalties for election interference and SB 1470 requiring voter-roll data sharing by the Department of Public Safety.
- Supports election measures for interstate voter-registration communication, voting-machine testing, and integrating early and election-day voting procedures.
- Supports Senate Joint Resolution 37, a proposed constitutional amendment limiting voting in Texas to U.S. citizens.

Angelia is a small business owner. She previously served as Hill County's district clerk and as a school board member for Itasca ISD. 

Said, "She co-authored a bill to study the responsible phase-out of property taxes—because she knows real solutions require real work. Her approach is practical, grounded, and focused on results—not headlines."

Supports raising the personal property tax exemption for small businesses from $2,500 to $125,000 to alleviate tax burdens and promote growth.

Supports investing billions in rural water infrastructure, including new water supply projects, storage, and repairs.

Said, "SB 17 – Blocks hostile foreign entities—like the Chinese Communist Party—from buying Texas farmland and infrastructure."

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Sponsors legislation (SB 1399) to exempt animal feed from personal property taxes.

Said, "Opposed High-Speed Rail – Stood against eminent domain abuse and land grabs that threaten family farms."

Opposes any infringement on the right to bear arms and defends the Constitution.

Supports Texas' strongest bail reform package to keep dangerous criminals off the streets and hold them accountable, placing bail decisions for violent offenders in the hands of elected judges and banning taxpayer money for bail bonds.

Supports helping property owners remove trespassers quickly through legislation (SB 38).

Said, "Improve response to active shooter incidents in schools (HB 33)."

As a state representative, supports building peer support networks for first responders' mental health through House Bill 35.

For Candidate Angelia Orr on Issue public-safety:  
Supports requiring regular health screenings for firefighters (HB 198).

Said, "She also co-authored House Concurrent Resolution 40, urging Congress to reimburse Texas for securing the border when others wouldn’t, and backed $46 million in prosecution grants to go after traffickers and smugglers."

For Candidate Angelia Orr on Issue public-safety:  
Supports increased border security and law enforcement efforts to combat illegal immigration and drug trafficking, citing significant arrests and fentanyl seizures.

Opposes abortion access and supports legislation to restrict funding for abortion-related services.

As a member of the Texas House of Representatives, joint-authored bills to clarify pro-life laws, require ongoing education for physicians, and support adoption education in public schools.

Authored a $4 million budget rider to support the Texas Baby Moses Hotline and promote awareness of the Safe Haven Law, which allows parents to surrender newborns safely and legally.

Supports laws that prioritize Texas values and faith in schools.

Commits to keeping Texas schools strong, safe, and rooted in foundational principles.

Wants to crack down on obscene material involving minors and close dangerous legal loopholes.

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

Supports ensuring voting machines are thoroughly tested and verified for accuracy and security.

Supports modernizing voting procedures by integrating early and election-day voting, speeding up vote counts, and increasing transparency.

Supports a constitutional amendment (SJR 37) to ensure that only U.S. citizens can vote in Texas, preventing illegal voting by non-citizens.

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