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Ann Johnson

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Ann Johnson is from Houston, Texas. She has a bachelor's degree from the University of Texas and a law degree from South Texas College of Law. She is married to artist Sonya Cuellar. They live in the Rice Military area of District 134 with their three rescue dogs.

Texas House of Representatives District 134 - Ballotpedia

Ann Johnson Runs for Texas House District 134 – OutSmart Magazine

Ann is an attorney at Johnson Law Firm PC, where she returned in 2021. She previously worked as a chief human trafficking prosecutor, a briefing attorney for the Fourteenth Court of Appeals, and a founding partner at Johnson Martinez LLC. She also teaches law courses as an adjunct professor at South Texas College of Law Houston. 

Rep. Johnson, Ann

Ann is currently a member of the Texas House of Representatives, representing District 134. She was first elected in 2020.

Plans to work with both Republicans and Democrats to invest in ordinary Texans and small businesses to help communities recover from the economic recession.

Economy

Supports sensible gun legislation, including stronger background checks, extreme protection orders, and prohibitions on guns in schools.

Public Safety

Passed legislation to protect doctors from prosecution for performing emergency abortions on patients with severe pregnancy complications.

Healthcare

Supports restoring cuts to education, investing in youth education to reduce incarceration costs, and utilizing Rainy Day Funds to prevent further cuts.

Education

Supports investing in climate infrastructure to achieve 80% renewable energy in ten years.

Energy & the Environment

Supports reforms to end partisan gerrymandering, ensuring voters choose their representatives.

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