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Dawn Marshall has a master's degree as well as a PhD from Texas A&M University. 

Dawn is a college professor. She previously worked as an archaeologist, pharmacy technician, and salesperson. She also volunteered as an EMT. 

Dawn is a college professor. She previously worked as an archaeologist, pharmacy technician, and salesperson. 

Dawn's campaign for Texas U.S. Representative, District 10, is her first time running for public office.

Advocates for federal investment in mixed-income housing, tax incentives for affordable housing construction, and smart zoning reforms to promote homeownership and long-term stability.

Advocates for mixed-income housing, tax incentives for affordable housing construction, and smart zoning reforms. 

Supports grants for farmers implementing climate-smart practices to enhance agricultural sustainability.

Approves of grants for farmers that implement climate-smart practices to enhance agricultural sustainability.

Believes rising inflation is significantly impacting families in Central Texas, making everyday essentials more expensive while wages struggle to keep up.

Opposes Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program cuts, stating effects such as increased food insecurity. 

Opposes United States Department of Agriculture funding cuts, stating effects such as weakened local food networks and increased climate and economic vulnerabilities.

- Advocates for mixed-income housing, tax incentives for affordable housing construction, and smart zoning reforms. 
- Approves of grants for farmers that implement climate-smart practices to enhance agricultural sustainability.
- Opposes Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program cuts, stating effects such as increased food insecurity. 
- Opposes United States Department of Agriculture funding cuts, stating effects such as weakened local food networks and increased climate and economic vulnerabilities.

Economy

Opposes ICE raids, stating they create fear and mistrust in communities, eroding cohesion and civic engagement, and negatively impacting local economies.

Opposes aggressive Immigration and Customs Enforcement actions, stating they create economic disruption, labor shortages, trauma, and fear and mistrust in communities. 

- Opposes aggressive Immigration and Customs Enforcement actions, stating they create economic disruption, labor shortages, trauma, and fear and mistrust in communities. 

Public Safety

Supports protecting and expanding access to affordable healthcare, including Medicare and Medicaid.

- Supports protecting and expanding access to affordable healthcare, including Medicare and Medicaid.

Healthcare

Supports championing research funding that drives innovation and jobs in the region.

Supports advocating for research funding that drives innovation and jobs in Central Texas. 

- Supports advocating for research funding that drives innovation and jobs in Central Texas. 

Education

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

Energy & the Environment

Opposes gerrymandering and aims to restore fair representation for all.

- Opposes gerrymandering and aims to restore fair representation for all.

Voting & Elections

Foreign Policy and Immigration

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- Your US Representative represents the interests of your district in the US House of Representatives, the lower house of Congress. Texas currently has 36 US Representatives.
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