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Priscila Young

Priscila Young

Nonpartisan Race

Candidate for The Woodlands Township, Position 3

About

Stated publicly that she is a founder of a charitable organization, an advocate for autism awareness, and has partnered with mental health workers in Montgomery County to bring awareness to the suicide help line.
Campaign Contributions

Conservative Endorsements

Candidate Videos

Chamber of Commerce Forum

Survey Responses

Community Impact

Notable Quotes

“I like to bring people together and make sure that everyone who comes to me feels seen, heard, and respected.”
“We have to make sure that the business owners who are already here feel supported, feel respected, and feel like their opinions matter.”
“We need to bring the community back to the board and make sure that the community has a voice.”

Positions on Texas Eagle Forum Priorities

Border Security & Immigration
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Secure Our Elections
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Education Issues
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Protect Childhood Innocence
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Gender Issues
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Government-Sanctioned Addiction
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Protect Life
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Islamification of Texas
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National Security
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Other Constitutional Issues
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Notes from Local Researchers

  • TOWNSHIP BUDGET PRIORITIES: "I would prioritize public safety, essential services, infrastructure needs and the amenities residents value while maintaining fiscal responsibility. Every initiative should be evaluated based on need, community benefit, cost and long-term impact. Residents should receive strong value from their tax dollars without unnecessary spending."[1]
  • PUBLIC SAFETY PRIORITIES: "I would prioritize strong emergency preparedness and coordination among law enforcement, fire services, the Township and community partners. Public safety also requires prevention and communication. Residents should know where to turn, what resources are available, and receive timely information when emergencies or safety concerns arise."[1]
  • LEGISLATIVE CHANGES: "I would support legislation that helps The Woodlands address the impacts of growth, particularly traffic, infrastructure and public safety. I would advocate for stronger state and county partnerships and resources that support responsible growth while maintaining our community’s character, quality of life and being mindful of the impact on taxpayers."[1]
  • BIGGEST CHALLENGES FACING THE TOWNSHIP: "Traffic and mobility, managing the impacts of growth, and maintaining our quality of life are key challenges. I would prioritize mobility, working with county and regional partners on practical solutions while ensuring future decisions consider infrastructure, residents, businesses and the character of The Woodlands."[1]
  • SALES TAX: Most of the money that we get is from sales tax…Right now our reserve looks great, but we have to make sure that any extra money that we have, we have to somehow save so we can always make sure that our property taxes are lower so that our residents have money to spend so that we both win…you all and us at the end of the day.[1]
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