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Stephen has a bachelor's degree from Indiana University--Bloomington.

As of September 26, 2024, Stephen M. Wyman’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Stephen M. Wyman's previously ran for state representative in 2010, 2012, 2014, and 2018 but has not won. He also ran for a board of education in 2020 but did not win.

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Supports the use of Texas State Savings and Loans and Financial Institutions to make housing more affordable in Texas.

- Supports the use of Texas State Savings and Loans and Financial Institutions to make housing more affordable in Texas.

Economy

Opposes state spending for border militarization and anti-immigrant law enforcement.

Opposes state spending for "border militarization and anti-immigrant law enforcement."

Believes the "leading cause of death for children and adolescents should NOT be gun violence."

- Opposes state spending for "border militarization and anti-immigrant law enforcement."
- Believes the "leading cause of death for children and adolescents should NOT be gun violence."

Public Safety

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Suggests that Republicans oppose abortion (in cases of rape and incest) because it would decrease the white population.

Supports the availability of all Affordable Care Act, Medicare, and Medicaid programs to all eligible Texans, including 12-month postpartum Medicaid eligibility.

Supports the availability of Affordable Care Act, Medicare, and Medicaid programs to eligible Texans, including 12-month postpartum Medicaid eligibility.

- Suggests that Republicans oppose abortion (in cases of rape and incest) because it would decrease the white population.
- Supports access to abortion.
- Supports the availability of Affordable Care Act, Medicare, and Medicaid programs to eligible Texans, including 12-month postpartum Medicaid eligibility.

Healthcare

Supports providing free kids' meals year-round at schools.

Supports making post-secondary education affordable, advocating for it to be free for Texans at state institutions.

Supports providing "professional, living wages" for teachers and staff in school systems.

Supports making pre-kindergarten education available and affordable, and free when needed, for all Texas children.

Opposes using public funds for private education.

- Supports providing free kids' meals year-round at schools.
- Supports making post-secondary education affordable, advocating for it to be free for Texans at state institutions.
- Supports providing "professional, living wages" for teachers and staff in school systems.
- Supports making pre-kindergarten education available and affordable, and free when needed, for all Texas children.
- Opposes using public funds for private education.

Education

Supports "science-based climate change mitigation, response and adaptation."

Believes renewable energy sources should not be constrained.

Believes "renewable energy sources should not be constrained."

- Supports "science-based climate change mitigation, response and adaptation."
- Believes "renewable energy sources should not be constrained."

Energy & the Environment

Supports strategies and laws to encourage voter participation.

- Supports strategies and laws to encourage voter participation.

Voting & Elections

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Stephen M. Wyman

Terry lives in Texas and has been married to his wife, Shannon, for over 20 years. They have 2 sons and are members of First Baptist Church. Wilson earned a bachelor's degree in business administration from Texas A&M University and a master's degree in strategic logistics plans and management from the Air War University.

Terry is a retired colonel from the U.S. Army, where he served for over 30 years. He has also worked as a Department of Defense acquisition executive.

Terry M. Wilson is a state representative for Texas House District 20 and is the chairman of the House Committee on Defense & Veterans’ Affairs. He has also served on the Appropriations committee, where he served as chairman for Article III overseeing public and higher education.

Supported property tax relief efforts like increasing the homestead exemption from $40,000 to $100,000.

- Supported property tax relief efforts like increasing the homestead exemption from $40,000 to $100,000.

Supports investing in training, task forces, and resources to combat human trafficking and sexual crimes.

- Supports investing in training, task forces, and resources to combat human trafficking and sexual crimes.
- Opposes gun control.

Supports requiring private insurance to cover telemedicine as well as in-person visits.

Supports increased funding for women's health, saying it is "integral to every part of our society."

Supports fair billing practices in healthcare and banning "balance billing," where insurance companies cover a procedure but send a bill due to a technicality.

Believes marijuana use "rarely, if ever, causes violence" and alcohol, "a completely legal drug, does so on a regular basis."

Supports funding alternatives to abortion, allocating $12.3 million and authorizing the Health and Human Services Commission to spend up to $38.3 million more if necessary.

Opposes gender modification of minors, and supports Texas laws making such practices illegal.

Believes healthcare providers should not refuse services based on a patient's vaccination status.

Supports abortion bans, and as a state representative, passed the Dobbs Trigger Bill banning abortion in Texas.

Opposes COVID-19 vaccine mandates for employment and healthcare.

- Supports requiring private insurance to cover telemedicine as well as in-person visits.
- Supports increased funding for women's health, saying it is "integral to every part of our society."
- Supports fair billing practices in healthcare and banning "balance billing," where insurance companies cover a procedure but send a bill due to a technicality.
- Believes marijuana use "rarely, if ever, causes violence" and alcohol, "a completely legal drug, does so on a regular basis."
- Supports funding alternatives to abortion, allocating $12.3 million and authorizing the Health and Human Services Commission to spend up to $38.3 million more if necessary.
- Opposes gender modification of minors, and supports Texas laws making such practices illegal.
- Believes healthcare providers should not refuse services based on a patient's vaccination status.
- Supports abortion bans, and as a state representative, passed the Dobbs Trigger Bill banning abortion in Texas.
- Opposes COVID-19 vaccine mandates for employment and healthcare.

Supports the new funding formula for Community Colleges and Junior Colleges based on performance metrics and workforce development, believing it will enhance vocational training and support for developing the future workforce.

Supports the new funding formula for community colleges and junior colleges based on performance metrics and workforce development, believing it will enhance vocational training and support for developing the future workforce.

Opposes the establishment of "Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion" (DEI) offices at public universities.

Supports the reformed tenure process that allows for the dismissal of professors who commit serious breaches of professional conduct.

Opposes allowing men to compete in women's school sports at public and university levels.

Supports incentive grant programs for universities to recruit, train, and produce behavioral health and psychiatric specialists, especially for rural or underserved areas.

Supports the Texas University Fund, saying it "was established to help fund competitive research at Texas universities, which will bring industrial investment and economic development."

Supports Tucker’s Law, which mandates a fentanyl awareness week for grades 6-12 to prevent abuse and addiction.

Supports House Bill (HB) 2782, which mandates the Texas Education Agency to design the A-F rating system for schools so that "all schools have the possibility of receiving an A rating, should they all meet those standards."

- Supports the new funding formula for community colleges and junior colleges based on performance metrics and workforce development, believing it will enhance vocational training and support for developing the future workforce.
- Opposes the establishment of "Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion" (DEI) offices at public universities.
- Supports the reformed tenure process that allows for the dismissal of professors who commit serious breaches of professional conduct.
- Opposes allowing men to compete in women's school sports at public and university levels.
- Supports incentive grant programs for universities to recruit, train, and produce behavioral health and psychiatric specialists, especially for rural or underserved areas.
- Supports the Texas University Fund, saying it "was established to help fund competitive research at Texas universities, which will bring industrial investment and economic development."
- Supports Tucker’s Law, which mandates a fentanyl awareness week for grades 6-12 to prevent abuse and addiction.
- Supports House Bill (HB) 2782, which mandates the Texas Education Agency to design the A-F rating system for schools so that "all schools have the possibility of receiving an A rating, should they all meet those standards."

Believes Texans need improved disaster relief and emergency preparedness.

Supports using the “New Water Supply for Texas Fund” and the “Texas Water Fund” to provide financial assistance for addressing water challenges in Texas.

- Believes Texans need improved disaster relief and emergency preparedness.
- Supports using the “New Water Supply for Texas Fund” and the “Texas Water Fund” to provide financial assistance for addressing water challenges in Texas.

Supports restoring the felony penalty for voter fraud.

Believes in "ensuring the integrity of our primary election process."

Opposes the use of the Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC) to track voter eligibility.

As a state representative, authored HB 5180, which allows the public access to election records once results are certified.

- Supports restoring the felony penalty for voter fraud.
- Believes in "ensuring the integrity of our primary election process."
- Opposes the use of the Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC) to track voter eligibility.
- As a state representative, authored HB 5180, which allows the public access to election records once results are certified.

Terry M. Wilson

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