State Representative, District 130

- Democratic Candidate

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Qualifications: What training, experience and characteristics qualify you for this position?

ISSUES: What are the two (2) most pressing issues that you will face in the office that you seek? Describe your specific plans/ideas for addressing these issues. 

Brett Robinson
I have a master’s in public administration from the University of Houston, which I earned through a rigorous program that sharpened my skills regarding policy and data analysis, public management, budgeting, and administrative law. In other words, I understand the tools the public sector has at their disposal and how to use them to solve societal problems and deliver results. I am also dedicated to serving my community. I ran for this seat last cycle and personally knocked on more doors than any other candidate in Harris County, where I got the opportunity to learn more about what voters want from their representative. Come to find out, most of it is what I want, too. We want someone who is present, compassionate, and thoughtful.
My answer would likely change day to day, but my top two priorities are to restore reproductive freedom and reduce income inequality. Starting with reproductive freedom, Texas has one of the highest maternal mortality rates in the nation. Women continue to die as they are denied critical care in life-threatening situations. Kate Cox’s story shows us my opponent’s abortion law is so extreme, it makes even intended pregnancies dangerous, and there are no exceptions for rape or incest. As for income inequality, Texas policies have been engineered to predominantly benefit the wealthy. Texans struggle, despite GDP growth every year. We must incentivize union membership and restructure our tax policy to support the low, middle, and working class.

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