Richard H. Davis is originally from College Station. He earned a bachelor's degree in business from Sam Houston State University and a degree in accounting from Cameron University. He lives with his wife, Beth, and has two children and one grandchild.

Richard is currently retired. He previously worked as a controller and tax professional for construction companies, and as the owner of a bookkeeping, tax, and consulting firm.

Richard H Davis previously ran for the Texas House of Representatives in District 113 in 1992, but did not win.

Richard previously ran for the Texas House of Representatives, District 113, in 1992, but did not win.

For Candidate Richard H Davis on Issue economy:  
Prioritizes addressing inflation and the economy.

Prioritizes addressing inflation and the economy.

Supports "a fair tax code that asks corporations and the ultra-wealthy to pay their share" and "eliminating inefficiency, fraud, and giveaways to special interests."

Favors "lowering energy costs, supporting affordable childcare, and ensuring working families can keep more of what they earn."

Said,  "I will defend and strengthen programs like Social Security, Medicare, and food assistance while expanding workforce development so people can move from poverty into stable employment."

Plans to increase affordable housing options, reform zoning policies, and increase support for first-time homebuyers and veterans.

Supports increasing protections for individuals' personal data and strengthening cyber security infrastructure.

Favors "trade policies that strengthen Gulf Coast exports, protect American labor standards, and prevent unfair foreign competition that hurts Texas jobs."

Supports "transparency in pricing, privacy safeguards, and enforcement against deceptive business practices."

- Prioritizes addressing inflation and the economy.
- Supports "a fair tax code that asks corporations and the ultra-wealthy to pay their share" and "eliminating inefficiency, fraud, and giveaways to special interests."
- Favors "lowering energy costs, supporting affordable childcare, and ensuring working families can keep more of what they earn."
- Said,  "I will defend and strengthen programs like Social Security, Medicare, and food assistance while expanding workforce development so people can move from poverty into stable employment."
- Plans to increase affordable housing options, reform zoning policies, and increase support for first-time homebuyers and veterans.
- Supports increasing protections for individuals' personal data and strengthening cyber security infrastructure.
- Favors "trade policies that strengthen Gulf Coast exports, protect American labor standards, and prevent unfair foreign competition that hurts Texas jobs."
- Supports "transparency in pricing, privacy safeguards, and enforcement against deceptive business practices."

Economy

Said, "I’ll support fair housing, equitable education funding, and reforms that eliminate racial bias in criminal justice."

Said, "I’ll support reforms that improve policing standards, emphasize de-escalation training, and ensure accountability when misconduct occurs. We can respect law enforcement while ensuring that everyone they serve is treated with dignity and fairness."

Supports creating rehabilitation and re-entry programs for non-violent offenders.

Supports measures such as universal background checks, red flag laws, and secure storage for firearms.

- Said, "I’ll support fair housing, equitable education funding, and reforms that eliminate racial bias in criminal justice."
- Said, "I’ll support reforms that improve policing standards, emphasize de-escalation training, and ensure accountability when misconduct occurs. We can respect law enforcement while ensuring that everyone they serve is treated with dignity and fairness."
- Supports creating rehabilitation and re-entry programs for non-violent offenders.
- Supports measures such as universal background checks, red flag laws, and secure storage for firearms.

Public Safety

Plans to "strengthen the Affordable Care Act" to lower expenses, and to support clinics, telehealth, and mobile health units for rural areas.

Plans to "rebuild public health infrastructure to respond faster to future health threats while strengthening local hospitals and clinics in underserved areas."

Supports access to abortion and initiatives to reduce maternal mortality rates, expand care, and support families after childbirth.

- Plans to "strengthen the Affordable Care Act" to lower expenses, and to support clinics, telehealth, and mobile health units for rural areas.
- Plans to "rebuild public health infrastructure to respond faster to future health threats while strengthening local hospitals and clinics in underserved areas."
- Supports access to abortion and initiatives to reduce maternal mortality rates, expand care, and support families after childbirth.

Healthcare

Supports restoring funding for educational programs.

Plans to expand opportunities for job training and apprenticeships.

Supports increasing teachers' salaries, modernizing schools, expanding support services, and increasing technical and workforce programs.

- Supports restoring funding for educational programs.
- Plans to expand opportunities for job training and apprenticeships.
- Supports increasing teachers' salaries, modernizing schools, expanding support services, and increasing technical and workforce programs.

Education

Supports restoring full funding to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration for timely warnings.

Supports "responsible production" of oil, gas, hydrogen, and renewable energy while preparing for climate resilience.

- Supports restoring full funding to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration for timely warnings.
- Supports "responsible production" of oil, gas, hydrogen, and renewable energy while preparing for climate resilience.

Energy & the Environment

Plans to "restor[e] the Voting Rights Act, mak[e] Election Day more accessible, and ensur[e] secure, transparent ballot systems," and to reduce the influence of money in politics.

Opposes gerrymandering, the practice of drawing voting districts in a way that gives one political party or candidate an advantage over others.

- Plans to "restor[e] the Voting Rights Act, mak[e] Election Day more accessible, and ensur[e] secure, transparent ballot systems," and to reduce the influence of money in politics.
- Opposes gerrymandering, the practice of drawing voting districts in a way that gives one political party or candidate an advantage over others.

Voting & Elections

Plans to support the military with strategic and accountable spending that provides service members with training, equipment, and pay.

Supports reforms to immigration "that secures our borders, respects human dignity, and supports" local businesses.

- Plans to support the military with strategic and accountable spending that provides service members with training, equipment, and pay.
- Supports reforms to immigration "that secures our borders, respects human dignity, and supports" local businesses.

Foreign Policy and Immigration

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