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Candy earned a bachelor's degree in education from Hardin-Simmons University. She and her husband Robert have 3 children. They are active members of Prestonwood Baptist Church.

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Candy Noble is a state representative. She was elected in 2018 and is serving her third term. She serves as the House Republican Caucus Secretary and is the President of the Texas Conservative Coalition.

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Supports reducing the property tax burden on homeowners.

Economy

Supports Texas taking action to combat "illegal border crossings," fentanyl, human trafficking, and other crimes due to federal government inaction.

Supports efforts to combat illegal border crossings, human trafficking, and other crimes.

Supports strengthening law enforcement, recalling district attorneys who do not enforce the law, and providing new tools to combat fentanyl abuse.

Supports strengthening law enforcement and recalling district attorneys who do not enforce the law.

Supports designating drug cartels as terrorist organizations.

As a legislator, supported designating drug cartels as terrorist organizations.

Supports making illegal entry a criminal offense and allowing Texas law enforcement to arrest and deport undocumented immigrants.

As a legislator, supported allowing Texas law enforcement to arrest and deport undocumented immigrants.

Endorsed by the National Rifle Association for supporting gun rights.

Advocates for increased border security, including funding to "build the wall," new gunboats, surveillance aircraft, and more Department of Public Safety officers and State Guard troops.

Advocates for increased border security, including funding for border wall, new gunboats, surveillance aircraft, and more Department of Public Safety officers and State Guard troops.

As a Texas House Representative, voted for Texas’ constitutional carry law.

As a legislator, voted for Texas’ constitutional carry law.

- Supports efforts to combat illegal border crossings, human trafficking, and other crimes.
- Supports strengthening law enforcement and recalling district attorneys who do not enforce the law.
- As a legislator, supported designating drug cartels as terrorist organizations.
- As a legislator, supported allowing Texas law enforcement to arrest and deport undocumented immigrants.
- Opposes gun control.
- Advocates for increased border security, including funding for border wall, new gunboats, surveillance aircraft, and more Department of Public Safety officers and State Guard troops.
- As a legislator, voted for Texas’ constitutional carry law.

Public Safety

Voter Guide, Candy Noble Republican Candidate for Texas State Representative - District 89.

Supports the Texas Heartbeat Bill, which bans abortions after a heartbeat is detected, and believes it has "saved approximately 35,000 lives."

Opposes gender modification surgeries on children.

Opposes gender-affirming surgeries for minors.

- Opposes abortion access.
- Opposes gender-affirming surgeries for minors.
- Opposes Medicaid expansion.

Healthcare

Opposes allowing transgender women to compete in women's sports.

Opposes allowing trans women to compete in women's sports.

As a state representative, passed a bill that prohibits sexually explicit performances, including drag shows, in front of children.

As a state representative, supported a bill that prohibits drag shows geared toward children.

- Opposes allowing trans women to compete in women's sports.
- As a state representative, supported a bill that prohibits drag shows geared toward children.

Education

Energy & the Environment

As a state representative, authored and passed bills to secure election integrity.

As a state representative, authored and passed bills to secure elections.

- As a state representative, authored and passed bills to secure elections.

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Candy Noble

Darrel earned his associate's degree in psychology from Orange Coast College and his bachelor's degree in psychology from California State University Longbeach. He and his wife have 1 child and live in Lowry Crossing.

Darrel is a senior sales executive for Volie. He previously worked as a regional sales executive for Dealer eProcess, sales account manager for Venture Automotive, account executive of digital advertising sales for Edmunds and account executive for Vitamin T.

Darrel Evans' campaign for state representative of District 289 is his first run for public office. 

Supports revitalizing unions to strengthen the middle class, improve wages, healthcare, and working conditions.

Believes there is waste of taxpayer money with no oversight.

Supports developing good-paying jobs and infrastructure.

Supports collaboration between cities to expand the Dallas Area Rapid Transit system.

Believes understanding business needs is crucial for economic growth.

Believes addressing financial disparities will uplift workers and strengthen communities.

Believes the gap between wages and the cost of living is a "critical challenge" to Texans' well-being, saying "as prices soar, wages have failed to keep pace, leaving many families struggling to make ends meet."

- Supports revitalizing unions to strengthen the middle class, improve wages, healthcare, and working conditions.
- Believes there is waste of taxpayer money with no oversight.
- Supports developing good-paying jobs and infrastructure.
- Supports collaboration between cities to expand the Dallas Area Rapid Transit system.
- Believes understanding business needs is crucial for economic growth.
- Believes addressing financial disparities will uplift workers and strengthen communities.
- Believes the gap between wages and the cost of living is a "critical challenge" to Texans' well-being, saying "as prices soar, wages have failed to keep pace, leaving many families struggling to make ends meet."

Supports criminal background checks on all gun sales.

Supports requiring gun owners to lock and store firearms with ammunition separate.

Believes in reinstating "license to carry, including required training" for firearms.

Opposes allowing guns on college campuses.

Supports expanding veteran and mental health courts.

Supports "compassionate immigration with a real path to citizenship."

Supports eliminating private prisons and focusing more on rehabilitation.

Believes more judges and immigration lawyers are needed to address border issues.

Believes people should be treated with dignity regardless of country of origin or port of entry.

Believes "our jails and prisons are full of people committing 'Crimes of Despair'" and supports addressing the root causes of crime.

- Supports criminal background checks on all gun sales.
- Supports requiring gun owners to lock and store firearms with ammunition separate.
- Believes in reinstating "license to carry, including required training" for firearms.
- Opposes allowing guns on college campuses.
- Supports expanding veteran and mental health courts.
- Believes in "reforming our bail system."
- Supports "compassionate immigration with a real path to citizenship."
- Supports eliminating private prisons and focusing more on rehabilitation.
- Believes more judges and immigration lawyers are needed to address border issues.
- Believes people should be treated with dignity regardless of country of origin or port of entry.
- Believes "our jails and prisons are full of people committing 'Crimes of Despair'" and supports addressing the root causes of crime.

Supports improving access to mental healthcare for all Texans.

Supports expanding Medicaid eligibility under the Affordable Care Act, believing it would improve ER wait times, benefit the elderly, and support pregnant mothers.

Supports preventative programs and early screening for mental health conditions.

Believes many areas lack healthcare facilities, creating a "crisis of care." Plans to build more hospitals and partner with local colleges to create a network of county-run clinics and a sustainable pipeline of skilled healthcare professionals.

Supports providing beds in treatment programs for individuals with significant mental healthcare needs.

Supports providing treatment options for people struggling with substance abuse.

Supports access to various mental health providers, including psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, counselors, and marriage & family specialists.

- Supports improving access to mental healthcare for all Texans.
- Supports expanding Medicaid eligibility under the Affordable Care Act, believing it would improve ER wait times, benefit the elderly, and support pregnant mothers.
- Supports preventative programs and early screening for mental health conditions.
- Believes many areas lack healthcare facilities, creating a "crisis of care." Plans to build more hospitals and partner with local colleges to create a network of county-run clinics and a sustainable pipeline of skilled healthcare professionals.
- Supports providing beds in treatment programs for individuals with significant mental healthcare needs.
- Supports providing treatment options for people struggling with substance abuse.
- Supports access to various mental health providers, including psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, counselors, and marriage & family specialists.
- Supports access to abortion care.

Believes current education policies "put special needs kids even further at risk."

Believes student safety is important but methods to achieve safety should "make sense, not harm students, and should be paid by the state, not the school’s budget."

Supports higher salaries for teachers, especially in high cost of living areas, saying "Teachers are public servants that should not need a second job to make ends meet."

Opposes school vouchers which enable parents to use public funds to enroll their children in schools beyond their local options, including private schools.

Believes a strong public education system is essential for producing qualified workers to maintain Texas's economic competitiveness.

- Believes current education policies "put special needs kids even further at risk."
- Believes student safety is important but methods to achieve safety should "make sense, not harm students, and should be paid by the state, not the school’s budget."
- Supports higher salaries for teachers, especially in high cost of living areas, saying "Teachers are public servants that should not need a second job to make ends meet."
- Opposes school vouchers which enable parents to use public funds to enroll their children in schools beyond their local options, including private schools.
- Believes a strong public education system is essential for producing qualified workers to maintain Texas's economic competitiveness.

Supports creating well-paying jobs in sustainable energy.

Supports using liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), compressed natural gas (CNG), solar, geothermal, and wind energy to improve the electrical grid.

Believes climate change is a significant threat and supports policies to address it.

Supports investing in essential infrastructure.

Believes driveway and lawn runoff is the leading cause of water pollution in the DFW area.

Believes that if we do nothing, "the summers will get hotter while the winters get colder, and it’s our grandkids that will suffer."

Believes the preservation of Blackland Prairie is important to prevent further urban sprawl.

- Supports creating well-paying jobs in sustainable energy.
- Supports using liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), compressed natural gas (CNG), solar, geothermal, and wind energy to improve the electrical grid.
- Believes climate change is a significant threat and supports policies to address it.
- Supports investing in essential infrastructure.
- Believes driveway and lawn runoff is the leading cause of water pollution in the DFW area.
- Believes that if we do nothing, "the summers will get hotter while the winters get colder, and it’s our grandkids that will suffer."
- Believes the preservation of Blackland Prairie is important to prevent further urban sprawl.

Supports reform to make voter registration easier

Supports expanding how people can vote including overnight voting, early voting, and mail-in ballots.

Believes there should be more polling locations avaliable particularly in lower income areas.

- Supports reform to make voter registration easier
- Supports expanding how people can vote including overnight voting, early voting, and mail-in ballots.
- Believes there should be more polling locations avaliable particularly in lower income areas.

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Darrel Evans

- Your state representative represents the interests of your local district in the Texas House of Representatives. The State House of Representatives, along with the State Senate, makes up your state lawmaking body: the Texas State Legislature
- Your state representative can author, sponsor, and vote on bills that may become state laws. 
- There are 150 members of the Texas House of Representatives, each representing a single district. Representatives must be at least 21 years old and reside in the state for at least two years before their election. 
- State representatives are elected to two-year terms during even-numbered years. There are no term limits. 
- State representatives make $7,200 annually in addition to a $221 payment per day during legislative sessions and mileage reimbursements.

Texas State Representative, District 89

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