Election
BY DANICA LLOYD
*INCUMBENT
U.S. House, District 38, Democratic Primary
What are the biggest challenges facing the district, and how would you address them? Just a few of our challenges are inequality in health care cost, homelessness and veterans housing, aordable housing, and infrastructure. We need to properly allocate federal funds to local organizations and initiatives and hold them accountable for those funds, making sure they reach the people of [District 38].
How would you ensure your constituents have access to the health care services they need? On a federal level, I can advocate that health care programs are adequately funded. Texas needs to expand Medicaid, but that is a state-level decision. We are all paying into other states that did expand their Medicaid, and [District 38] should also have those services.
Melissa McDonough Occupation: Realtor and brokerage owner; presiding election judge Relevant experience: lobbying since 2004; election experience; lived in District 38 for 30 years www.melissaforcongress.com Gion Christopher Thomas Occupation: CEO of Protest Organize Participate Relevant experience: vice president of Katy Area Democrats; worked in
The district grapples with school closures, ooding risks and declining small-business growth. We address these issues by advocating for legislation to nancially support our struggling schools; pushing for infrastructure bills to address ooding; and promoting initiatives to bring back manufacturing, support startups and provide federal grants for small businesses.
I would advocate for the protection and expansion of programs like Medicare, Medicaid and the Aordable Care Act. Additionally, I’d work towards a universal health care system, ght against high drug costs, increase the number of health care practitioners, and lower out-of-pocket expenses to make health care more accessible and aordable ...
politics for over 10 years www.gionfortexas.com
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