Blayre Peña is a wife and has two sons. She serves on the Austin Community College Foundation Board and is a Fellow of the Texas Bar Foundation. 

Blayre is an attorney. She works at her own law firm, where she has practiced civil litigation for twenty years, representing plaintiffs and defendants in business and construction disputes across Texas.

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Blayre is a trial attorney and practices civil litigation. She is also a small business owner. 

Blayre's campaign for State Representative is her first run for public office. 

Said, "I will prioritize property tax relief, transparency in appraisal processes, and policies that encourage responsible housing development. Families should not be taxed out of their homes, and housing supply must grow thoughtfully to keep costs manageable while protecting neighborhoods."

Plans to prioritize property tax relief, transparency in appraisal processes, and policies that encourage responsible housing development.

Plans to focus on "fiscally responsible budgeting, infrastructure planning tied to growth, property tax relief, and collaboration with local governments."

Plans to focus on fiscally responsible budgeting, infrastructure planning, property tax relief, and collaboration with local governments.

- Plans to prioritize property tax relief, transparency in appraisal processes, and policies that encourage responsible housing development.
- Plans to focus on fiscally responsible budgeting, infrastructure planning, property tax relief, and collaboration with local governments.

Economy

Supports "strong border security, full enforcement of the law, and giving law enforcement the tools and respect they need to keep our communities safe."

Supports strong border security with full enforcement of the law. 

Supports expanding access to mental health resources.

Supports expanding access to mental health resources, addressing benefits delays, and ensuring support for veterans and first responders. 

- Supports strong border security with full enforcement of the law. 
- Supports expanding access to mental health resources, addressing benefits delays, and ensuring support for veterans and first responders. 

Public Safety

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

Healthcare

Said, "My priorities include parental involvement, local control, safe schools, and strong accountability."

Prioritizes parental involvement, local control, safe schools, respecting family values, and strong accountability.

- Prioritizes parental involvement, local control, safe schools, respecting family values, and strong accountability.

Education

Supports investing in smart infrastructure and drainage improvements, and coordinating with state and local agencies to prepare for disasters.

Supports investing in smart infrastructure, drainage improvements, and coordinating with state and local agencies to prepare for disasters.

Supports long-term water planning, conservation, infrastructure investment, and regional cooperation.

- Supports investing in smart infrastructure, drainage improvements, and coordinating with state and local agencies to prepare for disasters.
- Supports long-term water planning, conservation, infrastructure investment, and regional cooperation.

Energy & the Environment

Voting & Elections

Blayre Peña

Plans to improve disaster response by streamlining processes, enhancing communication, and ensuring quick state resource distribution to affected communities.

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

Supports investing in water infrastructure, transportation, flood mitigation, and grid reliability.

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Supports investing in water infrastructure, transportation, flood mitigation, and grid reliability. 

Plans to improve disaster response by streamlining processes, enhancing communication, and ensuring quick state resource distribution. 