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Tenacious, smart, sensible, caring and dedicated – Diana Maldonado came into Texas state government with a mission, rolled up her sleeves and got to work as soon as she stepped foot in Austin. In an age where the term politician sometimes carries a negative connotation, she bring a refreshing aspect to Texas politics. We not only need Diana Maldonado in Austin – we need more elected officials like her in Austin!
Thomas E. Martinez,
President, Taylor Chamber of Commerce
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I had the pleasure of serving with Diana on the Round Rock ISD School Board for several years. In her role as Board President she was diligent in her oversight of the district finances and paid special attention to making certain funds went directly into the classrooms. When Diana Maldonado was elected as the State Representative for House District 52 I continued to work with her on legislation related to education. I was so impressed to see her strength in collaboration and negotiations within the House of Representatives as she continues to serve her communities.
Diane Cox,
Round Rock ISD President
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I have had the pleasure of working with Rep. Maldonado on several issues that impact our local education. She is always willing to listen and do what she can to help us provide quality education for our students. She is very approachable, always willing to listen, and makes herself available to her constituents. Honesty, integrity, dedication, and qualified are all words I would use to describe Diana. I am happy to put my support behind Diana and know that she would represent us well at the state capital.
Doug Gaul,
Hutto ISD Board President
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This past two years Representative Maldonado has served Texas House District 52 well. She continues to impress me with her passion, hard work and ability to effectively drive the outcomes on essential issues. Her unquestioned integrity is a great addition to our legislature. She has truly demonstrated she is the right choice to be representing District 52.
David F. Begier, Mayor, City of Hutto
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I met Diana when she was on the RRISD School Board, where she was a much-needed voice of reason on a range of issues. I am supportive of her common sense approach in the Texas House and grateful for the job she has done on behalf of Williamson County. She truly works for every person in this District and I look forward to her continued service to HD-52.
Cris Yackle, Place 5, Brushy Creek MUD Board
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When I was in desperate need of help to protect my self and other homeowners against unscrupulous builders, Diana advocated on our behalf in the Texas legislature. During the 81st legislative Session, Diana fought for regulations on home builders and to help protect consumers. I cannot imagine having a better voice representing HD-52 in Austin than Diana.
Sandee Bradshaw
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Diana served and provided quality leadership while serving on the Round Rock ISD School Board. Her care and concern for the children of Round Rock and the State of Texas make her an influential State Representative.
Abel C. Ruiz
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As a student and single mother, I support Diana Maldonado, because she is looking out for me and my family. I have gotten to know her over the past few months and know that she is a solid choice of State Rep. because of her life experiences and dedication to concerns of Williamson County families.
Paige Ammons, Georgetown
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If Diana Maldonado approaches the Texas House like she does the board position, we all will be better served. She doesn't have an "R" after her name, but instead has a "D." I know that I will cross over my party line and make the decision for the person who has demonstrated commitment.
Sean Young, Round Rock