Who Candy is
Candy Noble is a former educator who, before running for office, was appointed by Governor Greg Abbott to the Texas Juvenile Justice Board.
About Candy
Noble, a more than 30-year resident of Collin County who lives in Lucas with her husband Robert, first won her House District 89 seat in 2018 and is now seeking a fifth term. In the legislature she's built a record as a reliable conservative vote, co-authoring the state's near-total abortion ban, backing the 2025 private-school voucher program, and helping pass border-enforcement laws.
Where they stand
- Reproductive RightsDisagree
- Immigration & BorderAgree
- Housing & AffordabilityUnknown
- Public EducationDisagree
- Election IntegrityDisagree
- HealthcareUnknown
- Social Security & MedicareUnknown
- Gun PolicyAgree
- Climate & EnergyUnknown
Also on the ballot for TX State House • District 89
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Angie CarrawayAngie Carraway has spent 14 years teaching middle school social studies and history in Collin County classrooms, in the Lovejoy and Princeton school districts.
About Angie
Carraway grew up in a military family and earned her degree from the University of North Texas before becoming a public-school teacher. She's now running for Texas House District 89 on a platform of protecting public schools from voucher money, raising teacher pay, and helping working families keep up with rising costs.