Sandy is from Fort Bend County, Texas. She attended Bush High School. She has a bachelor's degree in business administration with concentrations in management and entrepreneurship from the University of Houston C. T. Bauer College of Business. She also has a master's degree in business administration from Western Governors University.

Sandy Ibanez's is from Fort Bend County, Texas. She attended Bush High School. She has a bachelor's degree in business administration with concentrations in management and entrepreneurship from the University of Houston C. T. Bauer College of Business. She also has a master's degree in business administration from Western Governors University.

Sandy is a commercial real estate professional. She works in commercial real estate, where she advocates for smart growth and community investment. She previously worked as a teacher in Fort Bend Independent School District and as an executive in a Texas-based financial technology company.

Sandy currently works in commercial real estate where she advocates for smart growth and community investment. She previously worked as a teacher in Fort Bend Independent School District and as an executive in a Texas-based financial technology company.

Sandy Ibanez's campaign for Texas State Representative, District 28, is her first entry into politics.

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Sandy's campaign for Texas State Representative, District 28, is her first entry into politics.

Said, "Families should not have to choose between keeping a roof over their heads and paying their bills. Texans deserve fair taxes, transparent budgeting, and accountability from Austin."

Supports fair property taxes and addressing high auto and home insurance costs.

- Said, "Families should not have to choose between keeping a roof over their heads and paying their bills. Texans deserve fair taxes, transparent budgeting, and accountability from Austin."
- Supports fair property taxes and addressing high auto and home insurance costs.

Economy

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

Public Safety

Said, "Every Texan deserves access to affordable healthcare, family planning and mental health services close to home."

Believes that "every Texan deserves access to affordable healthcare, family planning and mental health services close to home."

Supports expanding access to healthcare, mental health care, family planning, and community support services.

- Believes that "every Texan deserves access to affordable healthcare, family planning and mental health services close to home."
- Supports expanding access to healthcare, mental health care, family planning, and community support services.

Healthcare

Supports fair funding for public schools, teacher support, and investments in school safety and mental health programs.

- Supports fair funding for public schools, teacher support, and investments in school safety and mental health programs.

Education

Wants to maintain clean air and water, support smart energy practices, and keep communities healthy and sustainable for future generations.

- Wants to maintain clean air and water, support smart energy practices, and keep communities healthy and sustainable for future generations.

Energy & the Environment

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