Stacey Swann

for Texas

State Representative HD68

Texans deserve leaders who prioritize the real issues we are facing.

Texans—whether they are Republicans, Democrats, or Independents—share many of the same values and concerns. I believe that there is much more that unites us than divides us.

We deserve leaders who will prioritize the real issues that Texans face rather than simply engaging in political theater. We deserve policies that improve the lives of all Texans rather than cater to the extreme edges of our polarized divide.

Meet Stacey

Stacey and her extended family moved to Lampasas County in 2016 where her father and brother-in-law raise Santa Gertrudis cattle. She spent the past twenty years as a teacher and editor before transitioning to a full-time writer with the publication of her debut novel Olympus, Texas (Doubleday) in 2021.

Stacey was raised in Sealy, a small town near the Texas Gulf Coast, and is a proud graduate of the rural public school system there. She received her BA in English from UT Austin and her MFA in Creative Writing from Texas State University.

Priority Issues

Reproductive Rights

I believe that reproductive decisions should be made by women and their doctors, not the state.

Public Education

In the rural communities across District 68, public schools are the heart of their towns. Not only do they serve as the best, and often only, education choice for parents and their children, they are typically the biggest employers, too. The majority of rural Republicans joined with Democrats to reject vouchers last session because they know that, long term, their huge price tag would mean less funding for our public schools. I believe our tax dollars should never go to private schools, and I would work to increase both teacher pay and public school funding.

Cost of Living and Affordability

For too many Texans, home ownership is an unattainable dream. Housing costs have skyrocketed causing our property taxes to do the same. Rising rental prices, food costs, and utilities add an even greater strain. I believe the legislature should be doing more to address housing affordability including further property tax reform, facilitating increased building to keep pace with our increasing population, and allotting more state spending for housing and community development.

Let’s build community in District 68 and get out the vote for reproductive rights! Chip in to support Stacey Swann for State House District 68.

Contact

Email: stacey@staceyfortexas68.com

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