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Elizabeth Lotterhos received an associate's degree from Lone Star College. She is also a mother.

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Prioritizes regulating and taxing the corporations that are "poisoning us and wrecking the climate."

Believes in banning corporations and hedge funds from buying single-family homes, prohibiting algorithmic rent pricing, and merging school district taxes into state property taxes to promote equity in public education. Advocates for raising property taxes on corporations that are not contributing their fair share.

Believes in banning corporations and hedge funds from buying single-family homes.

Seeks to prohibit algorithmic rent pricing.

Advocates for raising property taxes on corporations that are "not paying their fair share."

Supports affordable property, and car insurance.

Opposes the privatization of community assets, including schools, prisons, and detention centers.

- Prioritizes regulating and taxing the corporations that are "poisoning us and wrecking the climate."
- Believes in banning corporations and hedge funds from buying single-family homes.
- Seeks to prohibit algorithmic rent pricing.
- Advocates for raising property taxes on corporations that are "not paying their fair share."
- Supports affordable property, and car insurance.
- Opposes the privatization of community assets, including schools, prisons, and detention centers.
- Believes in increasing the minimum wage.

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

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- Wants affordable heathcare.
- Believes in medicaid expansion.

Healthcare

Supports merging school district taxes into state property taxes to "encourage fair and equal public schools all across Texas."

Thinks every child deserves a free, fully funded public education.

Claims "we don’t need more guns in schools; we need licensed professional counselors, free breakfast and lunch."

- Supports merging school district taxes into state property taxes to "encourage fair and equal public schools all across Texas."
- Thinks every child deserves a free, fully funded public education.
- Claims "we don’t need more guns in schools; we need licensed professional counselors, free breakfast and lunch."

Education

Against Artificial Intelligence Data Centers.

Wants infrastructure built for climate change.

- Against Artificial Intelligence Data Centers.
- Wants infrastructure built for climate change.

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Stefanie Bord is from New Jersey. She has a bachelor 27s degree in evolutionary anthropology from Rutgers University and a master 27s degree in climate and society from Columbia University. She and her husband have two daughters and live in Klein, Texas.

Stefanie Bord is from New Jersey. She has a bachelor 's degree in evolutionary anthropology from Rutgers University and a master 's degree in climate and society from Columbia University. She and her husband have two daughters and live in Klein, Texas.

Stefanie is a former high school science teacher and environmental consultant. She is currently a homemaker and a homeschooler. She also serves as a precinct chair for the Harris County Democratic Party. 

Stefanie is currently a precinct chair for the Harris County Democratic Party. She has served in this role since 2023. Stefanie is also running for election to the Texas House of Representatives to represent District 126.

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Stefanie's campaign for state representative is her first campaign for public office.

Supports tax reform, increasing the minimum wage, Medicaid expansion, and infrastructure development focused on climate change.

Believes property taxes are essential for funding schools and communities, and that high sales taxes disproportionately affect those without homes or on fixed incomes.

Believes that high sales taxes disproportionately affect those without homes or on fixed incomes.

- Supports tax reform.
- Supports raising the minimum wage.
- Believes that high sales taxes disproportionately affect those without homes or on fixed incomes.

Supports common-sense gun safety measures and advocates for safer schools.

For Candidate Stefanie Bord on Issue healthcare: Supports Medicaid expansion and believes everyone deserves affordable and accessible healthcare, along with increased wages and job security.

Supports Medicaid expansion and believes everyone deserves affordable and accessible healthcare.

Supports access to abortion and reproductive healthcare, opposes travel bans related to healthcare, and believes decisions should be made by women and their doctors.

- Supports Medicaid expansion and believes everyone deserves affordable and accessible healthcare.
- Supports access to abortion and reproductive healthcare, opposes travel bans related to healthcare, and believes decisions should be made by women and their doctors.

For Candidate Stefanie Bord on Issue education:  
Supports free, fully funded public education for every child.

Supports free, fully funded public education for every child.

Believes in providing licensed professional counselors and free breakfast and lunch in schools, rather than increasing the presence of guns.

- Supports free, fully funded public education for every child.
- Believes in providing licensed professional counselors and free breakfast and lunch in schools, rather than increasing the presence of guns.

Supports implementing green roof structures, permeable concrete parking lots, rain gardens, and improved building standards to address climate change.

Supports increasing the use of solar and wind power, acknowledging that there is always room for improvement in Texas's renewable energy efforts.

Supports ensuring the energy grid can handle increased demand due to harsher winters and summers and Texas' growing population.

Supports investing in flood prevention and strategies to protect against storm surges and hurricanes.

- Supports implementing green roof structures, permeable concrete parking lots, rain gardens, and improved building standards to address climate change.
- Supports increasing the use of solar and wind power, acknowledging that there is always room for improvement in Texas's renewable energy efforts.
- Supports ensuring the energy grid can handle increased demand due to harsher winters and summers and Texas' growing population.
- Supports investing in flood prevention and strategies to protect against storm surges and hurricanes.

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

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- Supports tax reform, increasing the minimum wage, Medicaid expansion, and infrastructure development focused on climate change.
- Believes that high sales taxes disproportionately affect those without homes or on fixed incomes.

- Supports common-sense gun safety measures and advocates for safer schools.

- Supports Medicaid expansion and believes everyone deserves affordable and accessible healthcare, along with increased wages and job security.
- Supports access to abortion and reproductive healthcare, opposes travel bans related to healthcare, and believes decisions should be made by women and their doctors.

- Supports implementing green roof structures, permeable concrete parking lots, rain gardens, and improved building standards to address climate change.
- Supports increasing the use of solar and wind power, acknowledging that there is always room for improvement in Texas's renewable energy efforts.
- Supports ensuring the energy grid can handle increased demand due to harsher winters and summers and Texas' growing population.
- Supports investing in flood prevention and strategies to protect against storm surges and hurricanes.
- Supports utilizing $505 million in federal funds for flood mitigation that remain unspent since Hurricane Harvey.

Stefanie is from New Jersey. She attended Rider University before transferring to Rutgers University. She has a Bachelor of Science in evolutionary anthropology with a minor in geology from Rutgers University. She has a Master of Arts in climate and society from Columbia University. She lives with her husband and their two daughters in Klein.

Stefanie is a high school science teacher. She works at a Texas high school, where she teaches Earth and Environmental Science and general science for upperclassmen. She previously worked as an environmental consultant.

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Supports utilizing $505 million in federal funds for flood mitigation that remain unspent since Hurricane Harvey.

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