2026 Texas General Election

Ericka Lomick

Ericka Lomick's campaign for Texas State Representative, District 93 is her first entry into politics.

Ericka Lomick, Democratic candidate for Texas House District 93

Supports economic development by creating job opportunities and supporting local businesses for the well-being of families and communities.

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

Supports expanding access to affordable, quality healthcare for working families and seniors.

Supports stronger state investment in mental health care and crisis prevention.

Supports equitable school funding to ensure local schools receive necessary resources directly in classrooms, rather than through bureaucracy.

Supports policies that promote clean air, clean water, and responsible environmental practices.

Buket Urgen

Ericka Lomick is a mother. She has a background in teaching and has worked in education for several years.

Ericka is a former educator. She has also worked in business operations, sales management, and strategic leadership. 

Ericka is currently a state representative for Texas House District 93.

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Supports partnering with local businesses to provide job training and workforce development.

Opposes unfunded mandates that shift state costs onto local governments.

Economy

Public Safety

Aims to expand access to affordable healthcare for working families and seniors.

Supports increased state funding for mental health care and crisis prevention.

Supports expanding access to affordable healthcare.

Healthcare

Plans to advocate for equitable school funding.

Education

Supports policies that promote "clean air, clean water, and responsible environmental practices."

Energy & the Environment

Voting & Elections

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