Yisak Worku
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State
What this office does: A state representative votes on Texas laws and the state budget in the Texas House of Representatives.
Tarrant County: Haltom City, North Richland Hills, Richland Hills and Watauga; part of Fort Worth.
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State representative; retired Army veteran
In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.
Supports phasing out property taxes using state surpluses.
Campaign website · davidlowefortexas.com
“Texas would pay down property taxes with excess state revenue ($33 billion in 2022) and transition to a completely voluntary taxing system”
Government record · Texas Legislature Online · capitol.texas.gov
“the enactment of state and local value added taxes”
Supports banning red flag laws and ending carry licenses.
Campaign website · davidlowefortexas.com
“Red flag laws must be banned because they are the gateway to unconstitutional gun confiscation by the government. … It's time to get rid of the license to carry program”
Supports abolishing abortion through equal legal protection.
Campaign website · davidlowefortexas.com
“The same laws that protect you and me should also protect the unborn.”
Authored a bill banning vaccination mandates.
Campaign website · davidlowefortexas.com
“Neither the government nor any business has the right to force individuals to take a vaccine.”
Government record · Texas Legislature Online · capitol.texas.gov
“Relating to a prohibition on vaccination mandates.”
Supports ending in-state tuition and services for unauthorized immigrants.
Campaign website · davidlowefortexas.com
“There must be an immediate end to allowing illegal immigrants access to those resources, including in-state college tuition rates”
Authored a bill to have voters elect the House speaker.
Government record · Texas Legislature Online · capitol.texas.gov
“providing for the statewide election of the speaker of the house of representatives by the voters of this state”
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