Milah Flores has an associate's degree in business administration, dual bachelor's degrees in criminal justice and human services. She is a mother of five and lives with her husband in East Texas.

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Milah Flores has an associate's degree in business administration, dual bachelor's degrees in criminal justice and human services from Colorado Technical University . She is a mother of five and lives with her husband in East Texas.

Milah is a financial assistance coordinator at a nonprofit organization focused on housing homeless veterans. She previously worked in Army administration, did overseas work with the Air Force, and served as an executive assistant to a U.S. Space Force commander. Her first job was making pizzas at Abby's Pizza.

Milah's campaign for Texas US Representative, District 17, is her first time running for public office.

Supports farm and ranch support programs, aims to bring good jobs to rural areas, and ensures veterans and military families have resources for successful transitions to civilian careers.

Plans to advocate for a tax system that benefits community builders and ensures state revenue is invested in priorities for District 17 families.

Plans to advocate for a tax system that benefits community.

Plans to advocate for a tax system that benefits community builders and prioritizes state revenue for District 17 families over political insiders and campaign donors.

Advocates for a tax system that benefits community builders and prioritizes state revenue for District 17 families over political insiders and campaign donors.

- Supports farm and ranch support programs, aims to bring good jobs to rural areas, and ensures veterans and military families have resources for successful transitions to civilian careers.
- Plans to advocate for a tax system that benefits community builders and ensures state revenue is invested in priorities for District 17 families.
- Plans to advocate for a tax system that benefits community.
- Advocates for a tax system that benefits community builders and prioritizes state revenue for District 17 families over political insiders and campaign donors.

Economy

Supports public safety while advocating for compassion and humanity in policies that unite communities and protect families.

For Candidate Milah Flores on Issue public-safety: Believes qualified immunity has become a shield for bad actors and undermines good officers, advocating for accountability in law enforcement.

Believes qualified immunity has become a shield for bad actors and undermines good officers, advocating for accountability in law enforcement.

- Supports public safety while advocating for compassion and humanity in policies that unite communities and protect families.
- Believes qualified immunity has become a shield for bad actors and undermines good officers, advocating for accountability in law enforcement.

Public Safety

Supports lowering healthcare costs by protecting Social Security and Medicare, cutting prescription prices, and addressing utility and insurance price increases.

For Candidate Milah Flores on Issue healthcare:  
Believes healthcare, including mental health care, is a human right.

Believes healthcare, including mental health care, is a human right.

- Supports lowering healthcare costs by protecting Social Security and Medicare, cutting prescription prices, and addressing utility and insurance price increases.
- Believes healthcare, including mental health care, is a human right.

Healthcare

Supports quality education for every child in District 17, advocating for adequate school funding, competitive teacher pay, and expanded vocational training programs.

Supports quality education for every child, advocating for adequate school funding, competitive teacher pay, and expanded vocational training programs.

- Supports quality education for every child, advocating for adequate school funding, competitive teacher pay, and expanded vocational training programs.

Education

Believes oil companies should not receive subsidies while contributing to climate change that harms communities.

- Believes oil companies should not receive subsidies while contributing to climate change that harms communities.

Energy & the Environment

Supports complete transparency in campaign financing and opposes corporate influence in politics.

- Supports complete transparency in campaign financing and opposes corporate influence in politics.

Voting & Elections

Opposes U.S. military aid to countries that commit human rights abuses, emphasizing that values should be consistently applied.

Believes that militarizing the border does not enhance safety and instead promotes cruelty without achieving meaningful results.

- Opposes U.S. military aid to countries that commit human rights abuses, emphasizing that values should be consistently applied.
- Believes that militarizing the border does not enhance safety and instead promotes cruelty without achieving meaningful results.

Foreign Policy and Immigration

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Milah Flores

- Supports farm and ranch support programs, aims to bring good jobs to rural areas, and ensures veterans and military families have resources for successful transitions to civilian careers.
- Plans to advocate for a tax system that benefits community builders and ensures state revenue is invested in priorities for District 17 families.
- Plans to advocate for a tax system that benefits community.
- Plans to advocate for a tax system that benefits community builders and prioritizes state revenue for District 17 families over political insiders and campaign donors.

- 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.
- US Representatives can author, sponsor, debate, and vote on bills that become national law.
- Representatives may serve on congressional committees. Committees focus on certain policy areas, such as transportation, education, or labor. They may also run for higher positions within their party, such as the Speaker of the House or Majority/Minority Leader.
- Representatives are elected to two-year terms. To hold this office, a candidate must be a legal resident of Texas for at least seven years before their election. US Representatives are paid a salary of $174,000/year.