Amelia Rabroker - Ballotpedia

Amelia Rabroker earned a bachelor's degree from Baylor University.

Amelia has experience as an artist and former educator.

Amelia is a first-time candidate for political office.

2026 Texas General Election

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

Economy

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Healthcare

Education

Strong schools are the foundation of opportunity and freedom. School vouchers are a scam that takes away your money from your child’s school.

Amelia for Texas

Opposes school vouchers, calling them a “scam” that takes money from a child’s school.

- Opposes school vouchers, calling them a “scam” that takes money from a child’s school.

Education

Energy & the Environment

The Trust Texans Initiative is about changing that.

Amelia’s day one proposal would give Texans the power to bring issues directly to the ballot through a voter-led initiative and referendum process — ensuring that when our elected leaders don’t act, the people still can.

Trust Texans Initiative

Proposes a voter-led initiative and referendum process that lets Texans bring issues directly to the ballot.

- Proposes a voter-led initiative and referendum process that lets Texans bring issues directly to the ballot.

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Amelia Rabroker

Amelia previously ran for Texas State Representative in 2024 but did not win.

Amelia Rabroker announces run for public office | Center for Politics

Supports allowing Texas voters to decide on healthcare-related issues through the Trust Texans Initiative.

Opposes school vouchers, stating they take money away from public schools.

Supports the Trust Texans Initiative aimed at improving trust in the electoral process.

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