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Theodore has professional experience in marketing, logistics, operations, and project management.

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3. Property Tax Relief
Reform appraisal processes to curb overvaluations through mandatory independent audits and streamlined protest systems that have already reduced values by up to 0.7% in Travis after appeals. Expand homestead exemptions and cap annual property tax and utility increases at inflation rates, redirecting savings from budget efficiencies to relief rather than new "pet projects."

Reform appraisal processes to curb overvaluations through mandatory independent audits and streamlined protest systems that have already reduced values by up to 0.7% in Travis after appeals. Expand homestead exemptions and cap annual property tax and utility increases at inflation rates, redirecting savings from budget efficiencies to relief rather than new "pet projects."

4. Smart Infrastructure

Launch independent audits of I-35 projects to identify and recover wasted funds from overruns, then prioritize proven solutions like high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) managed lanes, express bus routes, and operational improvements from the Williamson County IH-35 Corridor Analysis to ensure steady, safe traffic flow without endless delays.

Proposes independent appraisal audits and streamlined property-tax protests to curb overvaluations.

Proposes expanding homestead exemptions and capping annual property-tax and utility increases at inflation.

Proposes audits of Interstate 35 projects and prioritizing high-occupancy vehicle lanes, express buses, and operational improvements.

- Proposes independent appraisal audits and streamlined property-tax protests to curb overvaluations.
- Proposes expanding homestead exemptions and capping annual property-tax and utility increases at inflation.
- Proposes audits of Interstate 35 projects and prioritizing high-occupancy vehicle lanes, express buses, and operational improvements.

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5. Community Safety

Hold local DAs and councils accountable for reckless policies that endanger the public; fund targeted police training, community outreach, and enforcement of existing laws, while investing in mental health, addiction treatment, and homelessness solutions to address root causes.

Uphold Second Amendment rights with sensible background checks to prevent firearms from reaching dangerous individuals.

Protect women’s healthcare privacy by allowing limited exceptions to abortion bans (e.g., health risks and stillborn) without overturning state law. Support decriminalizing small amounts of cannabis to reduce jail costs and redirect police focus, while studying legalization’s impacts. Oppose divisive measures and emphasizing local control.

Supports police training, community outreach, and enforcement of existing laws alongside mental-health, addiction-treatment, and homelessness services.

Supports Second Amendment rights and background checks intended to keep firearms from dangerous individuals.

Supports decriminalizing small amounts of cannabis while studying the effects of legalization.

- Supports police training, community outreach, and enforcement of existing laws alongside mental-health, addiction-treatment, and homelessness services.
- Supports Second Amendment rights and background checks intended to keep firearms from dangerous individuals.
- Supports decriminalizing small amounts of cannabis while studying the effects of legalization.

Public Safety

6. Personal Freedoms

I’m unapologetically pro-life, from conception to natural death. Life is sacred, and we must protect the most vulnerable among us- the unborn. Protect women’s healthcare privacy by allowing limited exceptions to abortion bans (e.g., health risks and stillborn) without overturning state law.

2. Affordable Healthcare

Expand access to affordable care through state led programs like sliding-scale clinics and Telehealth, without full Medicaid expansion. Support mental health funding and transparency in hospital pricing to empower consumers. Protect pre-existing condition coverage while encouraging private-sector innovation.

Expand access to affordable care through state led programs like sliding-scale clinics and Telehealth, without full Medicaid expansion. Support mental health funding and transparency in hospital pricing to empower consumers. Protect pre-existing condition coverage while encouraging private-sector innovation.

Support mental health funding and transparency in hospital pricing to empower consumers. Protect pre-existing condition coverage while encouraging private-sector innovation.

Supports limited abortion-ban exceptions for health risks and stillbirths without overturning state law.

Supports state-led sliding-scale clinics and telehealth access instead of full Medicaid expansion.

Supports mental-health funding and hospital-price transparency.

Supports protecting coverage for people with pre-existing conditions while encouraging private-sector innovation.

- Supports limited abortion-ban exceptions for health risks and stillbirths without overturning state law.
- Supports state-led sliding-scale clinics and telehealth access instead of full Medicaid expansion.
- Supports mental-health funding and hospital-price transparency.
- Supports protecting coverage for people with pre-existing conditions while encouraging private-sector innovation.

Healthcare

1. Strengthen Public Education

Increase state funding for public schools to at least 45% (from 38%) to reduce local tax burdens, prioritizing competitive teacher salaries, classroom resources, and facility upgrades without raising overall taxes, BUT only after school districts submit to forensic audits of school board spending, every K-12 school, PTA funds to ensure fiscal transparency and eliminate waste.

Support policies ensuring teachers adhere strictly to state-approved curricula, delivering factual, unbiased education in subjects like math, science, and history. Promote accountability through parent led oversight boards to review teaching materials and ensure neutrality, while supporting parental choice in education.

Support policies ensuring teachers adhere strictly to state-approved curricula, delivering factual, unbiased education in subjects like math, science, and history. Promote accountability through parent led oversight boards to review teaching materials and ensure neutrality, while supporting parental choice in education. Expand workforce training programs to align with the district’s tech driven economy.

Promote accountability through parent led oversight boards to review teaching materials and ensure neutrality, while supporting parental choice in education. Expand workforce training programs to align with the district’s tech driven economy.

Proposes raising the state share of public-school funding to 45 percent after forensic audits of district, school, and Parent-Teacher Association spending.

Supports requiring teachers to follow state-approved curricula.

Proposes parent-led oversight boards to review teaching materials.

Proposes expanding workforce-training programs for the district’s technology-driven economy.

- Proposes raising the state share of public-school funding to 45 percent after forensic audits of district, school, and Parent-Teacher Association spending.
- Supports requiring teachers to follow state-approved curricula.
- Proposes parent-led oversight boards to review teaching materials.
- Supports parental choice in education.
- Proposes expanding workforce-training programs for the district’s technology-driven economy.

Education

For utilities, mandate annual reviews tying fee increases to actual revenue growth from population booms, capping hikes at inflation unless justified by transparent public hearings and voter-approved bonds for essentials like maintenance-rejecting unnecessary escalations that burden families, with penalties for non-compliance to hold elected officials accountable.

Proposes annual utility-rate reviews and inflation caps unless increases receive transparent hearings and voter-approved bonds for essential maintenance.

- Proposes annual utility-rate reviews and inflation caps unless increases receive transparent hearings and voter-approved bonds for essential maintenance.

Energy & the Environment

Require voter referendums for major expenditures over $50 million and enhance public input via binding community advisory panels to hold local governments accountable for overreach, ensuring taxes align with essential services like safety and roads—not unchecked spending.

Proposes voter referendums on local expenditures over $50 million and binding community advisory panels.

- Proposes voter referendums on local expenditures over $50 million and binding community advisory panels.

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- Supports state-led sliding-scale clinics and telehealth access instead of full Medicaid expansion.
- Supports mental-health funding and hospital-price transparency.
- Supports protecting coverage for people with pre-existing conditions while encouraging private-sector innovation.

Theodore is a stay-at-home dad and a professional with experience in marketing, logistics, operations, and project management.

Theodore's campaign for Texas House of Representatives - District 136 is his first time running for public office.

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Supports reforming appraisal processes to prevent overvaluations, expand homestead exemptions, and cap property tax and utility increases at inflation rates.

Supports requiring voter referendums for major expenditures over $50 million and enhancing public input through binding community advisory panels to hold local governments accountable for overreach.

Supports expanding workforce training programs to align with the district’s tech-driven economy.

Supports gun rights, but believes in "sensible background checks to prevent firearms from reaching dangerous individuals."

Supports holding local district attorneys and councils accountable for policies that may "endanger the public."

Supports decriminalizing small amounts of cannabis to reduce jail costs and redirect police focus, while studying legalization’s impacts.

Supports expanding access to affordable healthcare through state-led programs, protecting coverage for pre-existing conditions, and encouraging private-sector innovation.

Opposes abortion, but supports allowing exceptions for health risks and stillborns.

Supports policies ensuring teachers adhere strictly to state-approved curricula, delivering factual, unbiased education in subjects like math, science, and history.

Supports increasing state funding for public schools to 45% to reduce local tax burdens and prioritize competitive teacher salaries, classroom resources, and facility upgrades, but only after forensic audits of school board spending and fiscal transparency measures are implemented.

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