ABOUT
Leadership That Delivers
Ericka Lomick is a devoted mother, community advocate, and proven leader committed to uplifting families and strengthening her community.

About | Ericka Lomick for Texas

Ericka has decades of experience in business operations, sales management, and strategic leadership.

Ericka Lomick - Ballotpedia

Ericka is a first-time candidate for political office.

2026 Texas General Election

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Cost-shifting to local communities

I will vote against laws that push state costs onto counties and cities without funding. I will support policies that promote clean air, clean water, and responsible environmental practices.

Ericka Lomick for Texas State Representative District 93

Partnering with local businesses to create job training programs

Partner with local businesses to support job training and workforce development opportunities.

Holding regular town hall meetings to solicit feedback from constituents

Create consistent opportunities for residents to share concerns and ideas.

Plans to vote against laws that shift unfunded state costs to counties and cities.

Plans to partner with local businesses on job training and workforce-development opportunities.

- Plans to vote against laws that shift unfunded state costs to counties and cities.
- Plans to partner with local businesses on job training and workforce-development opportunities.

Economy

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

Public Safety

There are many issues facing our community, but as your representative, I have identified several key priorities that I believe require immediate attention.
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Improving access to healthcare

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

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Mental Health & Healthy Communities

I will work to expand access to mental health services in our schools and communities so families and students can get the support they need.

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Mental Health & Healthy Communities

I will work to expand access to mental health services in our schools and communities so families and students can get the support they need.

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Education for ALL schools funded fairly

The state controls school funding. I will push for equitable funding, so our local schools get what they need to succeed and ensure resources reach classrooms, not bureaucracy.

Goals
In order to address my key priorities, I have set several specific goals and actions that I plan to take
Introducing legislation to increase funding for mental health services

Advocate for stronger state investment in mental health care and crisis prevention.

Organizing community events to promote environmental awareness

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

Plans to introduce legislation to increase mental health funding and expand access to mental health services in schools and communities.

- Supports expanding access to affordable, quality health care for working families and seniors.
- Plans to introduce legislation to increase mental health funding and expand access to mental health services in schools and communities.

Healthcare

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Education for ALL schools funded fairly

The state controls school funding. I will push for equitable funding, so our local schools get what they need to succeed and ensure resources reach classrooms, not bureaucracy.

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Cost-shifting to local communities

I will vote against laws that push state costs onto counties and cities without funding. I will support policies that promote clean air, clean water, and responsible environmental practices.

Plans to push for equitable school funding to direct resources to classrooms rather than bureaucracy.

Wants to push for equitable school funding to "ensure resources reach classrooms, not bureaucracy."

- Wants to push for equitable school funding to "ensure resources reach classrooms, not bureaucracy."

Education

Supports policies promoting clean air, clean water, and responsible environmental practices.

- Supports policies promoting clean air, clean water, and responsible environmental practices.

Energy & the Environment

Holding regular town hall meetings to solicit feedback from constituents

Create consistent opportunities for residents to share concerns and ideas.

Get involved
Get involved Join me in creating a better community for North Texas.

Plans to hold regular town hall meetings to solicit constituent feedback.

- Plans to hold regular town hall meetings to solicit constituent feedback.

Voting & Elections

Ericka Lomick

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

Ericka Lomick, Democratic candidate for Texas House District 93

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.

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.

Plans to advocate for equitable school funding.

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

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

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

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.

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