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Texas House Race Highlights Housing Affordability and Data Center Oversight

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 14
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Diana Luna is running for the Texas House of Representatives in District 71 against Jay Hardaway. During discussions, the candidates addressed housing costs and affordability, noting that some residents spend 35% to 50% of their income on housing. They also discussed the growth, utility costs, and oversight of data centers.

From ktxs.com

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The political debate centers on how housing policy should be managed—whether locally or at the state level—and the impact of large corporate incentives on the Texas economy. Luna criticized large corporations for receiving incentives while residents bear the cost.

From ktxs.com

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  • Diana LunaCandidate for the Texas House of Representatives
  • TexasState where the election is taking place

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