amelia rabroker

Texas State House, District 55 (TX HD-55)

Amelia Rabroker is a former art teacher, small business owner, and community advocate running for Texas House District 55, which covers parts of Bell County and Coryell County. She has taught in local schools, built a small business, and worked to support families in her community. Her campaign is rooted in her commitment to public education, community involvement, and ensuring that working families have a voice in state government. 

Rabroker’s priorities include strengthening public education, supporting veterans, and improving economic opportunities for working families. She opposes school vouchers and supports investing in public schools, and is committed to expanding programs and job opportunities for veterans and addressing the rising cost of living. She also advocates for reproductive healthcare access, maternal health, and access to contraception. A central part of her campaign is the Trust Texans Initiative, which would establish a voter-led ballot initiative and referendum process, allowing Texans to propose and vote directly on policy issues.

Endorsements 

  • AFT

  • Annie’s List

  • Bell County Texas Democratic Women

  • Blue Horizon Texas

  • Democrats with Disabilities

  • Her Bold Move

  • KFFRG Local 2505

  • Mothers Against Greg Abbott

  • NASW Texas Chapter

  • NDRC

  • Planned Parenthood Texas Votes

  • Texas AFL-CIO

FAQ

  1. What is Amelia Rabroker running for?

    1. Amelia Rabroker is running for Texas House District 55.

  2. Where is Amelia Rabroker’s district?

    1. Texas Senate District 11 covers portions of Bell County and Coryell County.

  3. What are Amelia Rabroker’s priorities?

    1. Fighting for education: Fully funding Texas public schools, paying teachers and staff fair wages, teaching honest history, and providing mental-health counselors in schools.

    2. Supporting fair pay and economic policies, strengthening accountability, and advocating for workers.

    3. Taking care of veterans through fully funded local programs, expanded job pathways, and fully reimbursed under-funded state mandates placed on local communities.

    4. Supporting Texans working in the energy sector, protecting local resources, keeping profits in Texas, and strengthening the grid.

    5. Expanding Medicaid, requiring insurance plans to cover cancer treatment, capping out-of-pocket costs for lifesaving care, and keeping rural hospitals open.

    6. Legalizing and regulating cannabis for medical and adult use, using revenue to fund schools, healthcare, and veteran services, and clearing non-violent cannabis convictions.