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State Representative, District 132

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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 Harris County: parts of Houston and Katy, and unincorporated areas.

Sara McGee

Democratic

Director of radiology

The gist

  • Opposes school voucher programs.
  • Proposes replacing the abortion ban with viability-based limits.
  • Supports legal protections for doctors providing abortion care.
  • Supports expanding contraception and sex education.
  • Pledges to address high property tax rates.
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  1. Opposes school voucher programs.

    Sara McGee for Texas

    Campaign website · mcgeefortx.com

    “ending the push for school vouchers in Texas once and for all”
  2. Proposes replacing the abortion ban with viability-based limits.

    Family Planning — Sara McGee for Texas

    Campaign website · mcgeefortx.com

    “Repeal Texas’s Total Abortion Ban and Replace it with Gestational Limits Based on Medical Consensus”
  3. Supports legal protections for doctors providing abortion care.

    Family Planning — Sara McGee for Texas

    Campaign website · mcgeefortx.com

    “Enact legislation that shields medical professionals from criminal prosecution when providing abortion care under defined medical circumstances.”
  4. Supports expanding contraception and sex education.

    Family Planning — Sara McGee for Texas

    Campaign website · mcgeefortx.com

    “Expand access to family planning, contraception, and comprehensive sex education to reduce unintended pregnancies.”
  5. Pledges to address high property tax rates.

    Sara McGee for Texas

    Campaign website · mcgeefortx.com

    “Texans are experiencing historically high property tax rates. Its past time to address it.”
Photo of Mike Schofield
Mike SchofieldOfficial portrait — Texas House of Representatives

Mike Schofield

RepublicanIncumbent

Attorney; State Representative

The gist

  • Authored a law on reporting multiple homestead exemptions.In office
  • Authored a bill separating federal from state and local elections.In office
  • Authored a bill limiting primaries to party-affiliated voters.In office
  • Authored a bill on daylight saving time.In office
  • Authored a bill capping taxes on certain homesteads.In office

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

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  1. Authored a law on reporting multiple homestead exemptions.

    Bills Authored / Joint Authored — Rep. Mike Schofield, 89th Legislature Regular Session

    Government record · Texas Legislature Online · capitol.texas.gov

    “the determination and reporting of the number of residence homesteads of certain property owners”
  2. Authored a bill separating federal from state and local elections.

    Bills Authored / Joint Authored — Rep. Mike Schofield, 89th Legislature Regular Session

    Government record · Texas Legislature Online · capitol.texas.gov

    “the separation of federal elections from state and local elections”
  3. Authored a bill limiting primaries to party-affiliated voters.

    Bills Authored / Joint Authored — Rep. Mike Schofield, 89th Legislature Regular Session

    Government record · Texas Legislature Online · capitol.texas.gov

    “requiring a voter to be affiliated with a political party to vote in that party's primary election”
  4. Authored a bill on daylight saving time.

    Bills Authored / Joint Authored — Rep. Mike Schofield, 89th Legislature Regular Session

    Government record · Texas Legislature Online · capitol.texas.gov

    “Relating to daylight saving time.”
  5. Authored a bill capping taxes on certain homesteads.

    Bills Authored / Joint Authored — Rep. Mike Schofield, 89th Legislature Regular Session

    Government record · Texas Legislature Online · capitol.texas.gov

    “the establishment of a limitation on the total amount of ad valorem taxes that certain taxing units may impose on the residence homesteads”

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