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State Representative, 89th District

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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.

Collin County: Josephine, Lavon, Lowry Crossing, Lucas, Nevada, Parker and St. Paul; most of Fairview, Murphy, Princeton and Wylie; part of Allen, Plano and Royse City.

Photo of Angie Carraway
Angie CarrawayCampaign photo — Ballotpedia

Angie Carraway

Democratic

Teacher

The gist

  • Opposes school vouchers.
  • Supports a $15 state minimum wage.
  • Proposes eliminating pharmacy benefit managers.
  • Supports protected pensions and cost-of-living relief for retired teachers.
More about Angie
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  1. Opposes school vouchers.

    Priorities | Angie Carraway for Texas House District 89

    Campaign website · citizensforcarraway.com

    “Public dollars should strengthen public schools, not get siphoned into voucher schemes”
  2. Supports a $15 state minimum wage.

    Priorities | Angie Carraway for Texas House District 89

    Campaign website · citizensforcarraway.com

    “Raise the state minimum wage to $15 an hour.”
  3. Proposes eliminating pharmacy benefit managers.

    Priorities | Angie Carraway for Texas House District 89

    Campaign website · citizensforcarraway.com

    “Eliminate Pharmacy Benefit Managers to curb prescription drug costs”
  4. Supports protected pensions and cost-of-living relief for retired teachers.

    Priorities | Angie Carraway for Texas House District 89

    Campaign website · citizensforcarraway.com

    “Retired educators deserve a protected defined-benefit pension, affordable health care, and meaningful cost-of-living relief”
Photo of Candy Noble
Candy NobleOfficial portrait — Texas House of Representatives

Candy Noble

RepublicanIncumbent

State representative; former educator

The gist

  • Sponsored a 2025 law adjusting the senior tax freeze timing.
  • Sponsored the amendment limiting voting to U.S. citizens.
  • Voted for the 2025 school choice program.
  • Authored a 2025 law aimed at the EPIC City development.
  • Supported banning gender-transition treatment for minors.
  • Authored a 2025 law barring sex offenders from school boards.In office

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

More about Candy
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  1. Sponsored a 2025 law adjusting the senior tax freeze timing.

    Rep. Candy Noble: Proven Conservative Results For HD 89

    Campaign website · votecandynoble.com

    “those who turn 65 can look at a two-year span to determine their property tax freeze”
  2. Sponsored the amendment limiting voting to U.S. citizens.

    Rep. Candy Noble: Proven Conservative Results For HD 89

    Campaign website · votecandynoble.com

    “ensuring that only U.S. citizens can vote in Texas elections”
  3. Voted for the 2025 school choice program.

    Rep. Candy Noble: Proven Conservative Results For HD 89

    Campaign website · votecandynoble.com

    “Passed a school choice bill, allowing parents to ensure the best education possible for their children”
  4. Authored a 2025 law aimed at the EPIC City development.

    Rep. Candy Noble: Proven Conservative Results For HD 89

    Campaign website · votecandynoble.com

    “Authored and passed a bill to fight EPIC City”
  5. Supported banning gender-transition treatment for minors.

    Rep. Candy Noble: Proven Conservative Results For HD 89

    Campaign website · votecandynoble.com

    “banned gender modification on children”
  6. Authored a 2025 law barring sex offenders from school boards.

    Bills authored by Rep. Candy Noble, 89th Legislature, Regular Session (2025)

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

    “prohibiting a person required to register as a sex offender from serving as a member of the board of trustees”

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