State Rep. Angie Button

Angie Chen is originally from China. She has a bachelor's degree in accounting from National Taiwan University and a master's degree in management and administrative sciences from The University of Texas at Dallas. She lives with her husband. Darcy, and they have a son. 

Angie previously worked for Texas Instruments as an auditor, then selling products overseas. 

Angie Chen Button is currently a member of the Texas House of Representatives representing District 112. She was elected in 2008 and has served eight terms.

Texas Rep. Button elected to ninth term, beating challenger Bishop ...

Angie Chen Button is currently a member of the Texas House of Representatives representing District 112. She was elected in 2008 and is serving her ninth term.

Supports lower taxes and "smaller government and more local control."

Supports lower taxes and a "smaller government and more local control."

- Supports lower taxes and a "smaller government and more local control."

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Public Safety

Increased funding for cancer screenings and mammograms for lower-income women.

Passed legislation to increase maternal healthcare funding.

- Increased funding for cancer screenings and mammograms for lower-income women.
- Passed legislation to increase maternal healthcare funding.

Healthcare

Passed legislation to increase school funding, improve equity across districts, and fully fund teacher retirement.

- Passed legislation to increase school funding, improve equity across districts, and fully fund teacher retirement.

Education

As of January 22, 2026, Angie Chen Button’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Supports recruiting international businesses to Texas.

- Supports recruiting international businesses to Texas.

Voting & Elections

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Angie Chen Button

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