Tina Price is from Columbus, Mississippi. She has lived in Dallas for 30 years. She is married to her husband, Eric Price. They have three children, twelve grandchildren, and one great-grandchild together.

Tina Price is from Columbus, Mississippi. She lives with her husband, Eric Price. They have three children, twelve grandchildren, and one great-grandchild.

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Tina currently works in community organizing for Communities In Action.

Tina Price is running for election to the Texas House of Representatives to represent District 112.

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Tina's campaign for State Representative in State House District 112 is her first run for public office. 

Supports small businesses by providing grants, training, and revamping insurance to lower risks for business owners.

For Candidate Tina Price on Issue economy: Believes strict building rules hinder neighborhood needs and supports using existing community strengths to promote growth while improving infrastructure and services.

Supports relaxing building regulations to better meet neighborhood needs.

- Supports small businesses by providing grants, training, and revamping insurance to lower risks for business owners.
- Supports relaxing building regulations to better meet neighborhood needs.

Economy

Supports bringing back community meetings and events to foster dialogue and collaboration among residents to address issues affecting neighborhoods.

- Supports bringing back community meetings and events to foster dialogue and collaboration among residents to address issues affecting neighborhoods.

Public Safety

Supports accountability in progress and collaboration between doctors and natural healers to address building regulations.

Believes that collaboration between doctors and natural healers to address building regulations.

As of January 22, 2026, Tina Price’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Healthcare

Supports minimizing state-mandated testing and believes that improving public schools will eliminate the need for vouchers.

For Candidate Tina Price on Issue education: Supports creating clear rules for students and teachers to ensure mutual respect and minimize interruptions to learning.

Supports creating clear rules for students and teachers to ensure mutual respect and minimize interruptions to learning.

For Candidate Tina Price on Issue education: Supports reusing old buildings and schools as "Community Prosperity Zones" for education and new businesses.

Supports reusing old buildings and schools as "Community Prosperity Zones" for education and new businesses.

- Supports minimizing state-mandated testing and believes that improving public schools will eliminate the need for vouchers.
- Supports creating clear rules for students and teachers to ensure mutual respect and minimize interruptions to learning.
- Supports reusing old buildings and schools as "Community Prosperity Zones" for education and new businesses.

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For Candidate Tina Price on Issue voting-representation: Proposes a new law requiring candidates and voters to clearly state their party affiliation to prevent voter deception.

Proposes a new law requiring candidates and voters to clearly state their party affiliation to prevent voter deception.

- Proposes a new law requiring candidates and voters to clearly state their party affiliation to prevent voter deception.

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Tina Price

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