State

State Representative, District 109

Vote for: 1
Term: 2 years
Candidates: 2
Election: Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: A state representative votes on Texas laws and the state budget in the Texas House of Representatives.

In Dallas County: all of Lancaster, Seagoville, Hutchins and Wilmer; parts of Cedar Hill, DeSoto, Glenn Heights, Dallas and Grand Prairie.

Candidates Compare by issue

Will Campbell

Republican

Facilities consultant

The gist

Proposes replacing property taxes with a 3.25% sales tax.
Proposes making data centers pay grid infrastructure costs.
Supports expanding school choice beyond the 2025 law.
Supports ending partisan elections of judges.
Proposes requiring local police to aid federal immigration enforcement.
Pledges to vote for legislation ending abortion.

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Proposes replacing property taxes with a 3.25% sales tax.
Will Campbell For Texas
Campaign website · willcampbellfortexas.com
“will abolish property taxes, replacing it with a 3.25% sales tax on all non cost of living sales”
Proposes making data centers pay grid infrastructure costs.
Will Campbell For Texas
Campaign website · willcampbellfortexas.com
“require Data Centers to work with Power Companies to cover cost of infrastructure, increase grid capacity, increase water preservation”
Supports expanding school choice beyond the 2025 law.
Will Campbell For Texas
Campaign website · willcampbellfortexas.com
“improving SB2 to bring real school choice to students and families.”
Supports ending partisan elections of judges.
Will Campbell For Texas
Campaign website · willcampbellfortexas.com
“I will vote in favor of any legislation that in a constitutional manner ends the political election of judges”
Proposes requiring local police to aid federal immigration enforcement.
Will Campbell For Texas
Campaign website · willcampbellfortexas.com
“make it mandatory for all Texas local governments as well as state and local law enforcement to support the lawful efforts of Federal agencies”
Pledges to vote for legislation ending abortion.
Will Campbell For Texas
Campaign website · willcampbellfortexas.com
“I will vote in favor of all legislation that ends abortion”

Aicha Davis

DemocraticIncumbent

Education consultant; State Representative

The gist

Supports repealing the state voucher program.
Supports raises for teachers and school support staff.
Supports federal Medicare for All and Medicaid expansion.
Supports ending mandatory minimum sentences.
Authored a law on foster care contractor requirements.In office
Authored a bill on no-knock warrants.In office

In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.

More about Aicha

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Supports repealing the state voucher program.
On the Issues — Aicha Davis for Texas
Campaign website · davisfortexas.com
“Fully fund our public schools and repeal Texas’ voucher scheme”
Supports raises for teachers and school support staff.
On the Issues — Aicha Davis for Texas
Campaign website · davisfortexas.com
“Increase salaries for teachers, counselors, bus drivers, school nurses, and support staff”
Supports federal Medicare for All and Medicaid expansion.
On the Issues — Aicha Davis for Texas
Campaign website · davisfortexas.com
“Aicha believes that healthcare is a human right and supports a federal Medicare for All plan.”
Supports ending mandatory minimum sentences.
On the Issues — Aicha Davis for Texas
Campaign website · davisfortexas.com
“It is time to revisit our penal code and remove outdated language, end mandatory minimums, and protect the rights of pre-trial defendants”
Authored a law on foster care contractor requirements.
Bills Authored / Joint Authored — Rep. Aicha M. Davis, 89th Legislature Regular Session
Government record · Texas Legislature Online · capitol.texas.gov
“the contract requirements for a contract between a single source continuum contractor and the Department of Family and Protective Services”
Authored a bill on no-knock warrants.
Bills Authored / Joint Authored — Rep. Aicha M. Davis, 89th Legislature Regular Session
Government record · Texas Legislature Online · capitol.texas.gov
“the issuance of a warrant authorizing the use of a no-knock entry by a peace officer”

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