Caroline Dunmoyer
State House, District 87 · Republican · Texas
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Where they stand
Constitutional rights: Fairly supports protecting the rights to practice religion, own guns, educate children, and live and work without government control or interference.
Border security: Fairly supports securing the Texas border by increasing manpower and using innovation and technology to stop the flow of illegal drugs and weapons and defend state sovereignty.
Education: Fairly supports ensuring students are well-educated and not indoctrinated, while protecting children’s innocence in schools.
Where Caroline stands on the questions on which we score all candidates
Economy and Taxes · Supports: Texas should support pathways to good jobs and economic growth.
Immigration and Border · Supports: Texas should increase state funding for border security operations.
Energy and Environment · Likely supports: Texas should increase state investment in water supply infrastructure.
Energy and Environment · Likely supports: Texas should strengthen state disaster preparedness, flood mitigation, and community resilience.
Rights and Equality · Supports: Texas should limit girls' and women's sports to athletes who were female at birth.
Health and Family · Opposes: Texas should reduce state abortion restrictions and allow abortion care in more circumstances.
Health and Family · Likely supports: Texas should lower prescription drug costs.
Health and Family · Likely supports: Texas should expand maternal and family health services.
Health and Family · Supports: Texas should expand rural health-care access and support rural providers.
Education · Supports: Texas should restrict minors' access to sexually explicit books in public school libraries.
Education · Likely supports: Texas should create state-funded education savings accounts or voucher programs for private school tuition.
Education · Supports: Texas should restrict how public schools teach race and gender topics.
Education · Likely supports: Texas should improve affordability and access to postsecondary education and career training.
Education · Supports: Texas should increase parental authority over public-school decisions affecting their children.
In the news
SCOTUS Allows Texas App Store Age Verification Law to Remain in Effect as Litigation Proceeds (thetexan.news, Jul 6, 2026)
State Rep. Caroline Fairly appointed to Texas Energy Fund Advisory Committee (abc7amarillo.com, Mar 23, 2026)
Rep. Caroline Fairly launches inaugural Panhandle Student Leadership Program (newschannel10.com, Mar 10, 2026)