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Greg Abbott hand-picked and funded the board chair of a private school to push his voucher scheme. Now our tax dollars pay $10,300 each for the board chair’s two children to attend that private school?If you’re tired of political puppets serving themselves instead of the public, join the fight.

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<h2>I'm running to Hold Texas politicians accountable!</h2><img src="https://run.imgix.net/6331b142-e6c6-4aeb-ada3-14cd7a88352b/29dff1af-e39a-48cb-aa02-9a4e5e29d910/29dff1af-e39a-48cb-aa02-9a4e5e29d910.png?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=538%2C0%2C1510%2C1356&amp;w=1500" alt="" caption="" align="left" alignwidth="40" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed"><h3>I’ve been a governmental CPA – a governmental accountant and auditor – for over half my life. Texas, we can do better.</h3><h4>First time I marched since high school marching band was after the 2016 election.</h4>It took a LOT to get a governmental CPA – a professional woman from the Deep South – to take to the streets. I’ve spent my life fighting “stupid government” and the government in Texas needs some wising up.I grew up in public schools - so did my daughter and grandchildren. I’ve spent my career in public finance, making sure taxpayer dollars do what they’re supposed to do. Texas has more resources than most states—I know we can do better.I know how local and state governments work, and I also know the growing issues Texas families face.My opponent -the Chairman of the Board of a private school- was hand-picked so Abbott’s vouchers could move forward. Public schools have no more than three students per classroom receiving that level of funding, and they serve all our kids every day. The voucher scheme raids public schools to fund private ones—and it’s wrong.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Janet Dudding&nbsp;Email: <a href="mailto:janet@janetdudding4texas.com" style="color: var(--color-text); text-decoration-color: var(--color-text);">janet@janetdudding4texas.com</a> Phone/text: 979-436-2229Join Indivisible CenTex and SATX Indivisible: Release the Names, not Ghislane Maxwell&nbsp;All the White Men in Austin talk about is “protecting women” - then allow a sexual predator to come to a MINIMUM SECURITY camp in OUR neighborhood!? Join us Saturday at 9:30 at Sue Haswell Park or 10:00 outside the Federal Prison CampBryan–College Station, Texas — Friday, January 2, 2026 — If you heard anything from the last Texas Legislative session, it was “protect our women.” While being referred to as “someone’s property” to protect could be seen as offensive to some, the whole idea of providing safe space flies in the face of what’s happening right here in our city. Ghislane Maxwell - that’s right, Jeffrey Epstein's paramour and young female sex-purveyor - moved in around the corner from downtown Bryan, Texas.According to <a href="https://www.nealdavislaw.com/blog/sex-crimes/ghislaine-maxwell-texas-minimum-security-prison/" style="color: var(--color-text); text-decoration-color: var(--color-text);">Neal Davis Law Firm</a>, as “a convicted sex offender, Maxwell should not have been eligible for transfer to the minimum-security prison in Bryan while serving her sentence.”The Federal Prison Camp (FPC) Bryan, is 1 of 3 minimum security prisons in the entire country. According to <a href="https://www.bop.gov/policy/progstat/5100_008cn.pdf" style="color: var(--color-text); text-decoration-color: var(--color-text);">Bureau of Prisons policy</a>, Sex offenders are NOT eligible for minimum security prison treatment. So why did the white men so intent on saying they’re out to protect “their” white women allow it? Could it have anything to do with the powerful white men on “Epstein’s list?”Now Ghislane Maxwell is petitioning for early release. As SARC (<a href="https://www.sarcbv.org/" style="color: var(--color-text); text-decoration-color: var(--color-text);">Sexual Assault Resource Center</a>) will tell you, sexual preditors of women and young girls have a high recidivism rate - they repeat their offenses.Join SATX Indivisible and Indivisible Centex tomorrow, Saturday, Jan 3, 2026 from 10am-2pm outside the Federal Prison Camp in Bryan. Protest posters should only be about Maxwell’s crimes and incarceration in a camp instead of a prison. Save other issues for No Kings or other major protests.A core principle behind all Indivisible events is a commitment to nonviolent action. We expect all participants to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values.###

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There's truth in the addage: "When you have your health, you have everything."So why does Greg Abbott refuse to allow the money we've already paid to the federal government to come home to Texas to pay for healthcare? IRS doesn't discount our tax.Texas only covers pregnanct women, children, the patiently disabled, &amp; very elderly-low-income people. Expanding the pool lowers the cost for all of us.

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SUBJECT LINE:PARA PUBLICACIÓN INMEDIATA: La CPA Janet Dudding Anuncia su Candidatura para la Cámara de Representantes de Texas, Distrito 14**PARA PUBLICACIÓN INMEDIATA Contacto: Matthew Arnold Correo electrónico: <a href="mailto:info@corsaircampaigns.com" style="color: var(--color-text); text-decoration-color: var(--color-text);">info@corsaircampaigns.com</a> Teléfono/texto: 662-416-1908CPA Janet Dudding Anuncia su Candidatura para la Cámara de Representantes de Texas, Distrito 14Comprometida a frenar el plan de vales escolares del gobernador Abbott, defender la integridad académica y restaurar la rendición de cuentas en AustinBryan–College Station, Texas – Lunes, 8 de diciembre – La contadora pública certificada (CPA) y auditora gubernamental de larga trayectoria, Janet Dudding, anunció hoy su campaña para la Cámara de Representantes de Texas por el Distrito 14, comprometiéndose a luchar contra la agenda de vales escolares del gobernador Greg Abbott, proteger la integridad académica y llevar un liderazgo honesto y responsable al gobierno estatal.Dudding tiene más de cuatro décadas de experiencia en auditoría gubernamental, investigaciones y finanzas públicas. Su trayectoria incluye sentar las bases para condenas penales por malversación de fondos y fraude en contrataciones por parte de funcionarios públicos, restaurar la integridad financiera en ciudades y agencias, y desempeñarse en puestos clave de finanzas tanto para la Ciudad de College Station como para el Consejo de Gobiernos de Brazos Valley. Dudding también trabajó como personal profesional académico en el área de negocios en la Universidad Texas A&amp;M.“No me gusta pagar impuestos, y me enoja mucho cuando se desperdician esos impuestos”, dijo Dudding. “Austin está malgastando nuestro dinero en corrupción, contratos sin licitación y un plan de vales que da a las escuelas privadas más fondos públicos por estudiante que a las aulas donde estudian nuestros hijos. El Distrito 14 merece una CPA que sepa cómo hacer que el gobierno rinda cuentas. Los valores Aggie son más que palabras en el MSC”.Dudding traza un contraste muy claro con su oponente, quien fue escogido directamente de la junta directiva de una escuela privada para impulsar el plan de vales del gobernador en la Legislatura estatal.“El dinero público pertenece a las escuelas públicas", afirmó. “Nuestro gobernador recibió una donación de 6 millones de dólares de fuera del estado para su campaña con el fin de imponer a la fuerza los vales escolares y entregar miles de millones de nuestros dólares de impuestos a empresas de otros estados. Quitar dinero a nuestras escuelas públicas no está en nuestro mejor interés. Yo defenderé a las familias, maestras, maestros y estudiantes de esta comunidad”.Su agenda de asequibilidad incluye:<ul><li>Despenalizar y regular el uso de productos con THC para adultos, a fin de generar recursos para la educación pública, la atención médica, la vivienda y un alivio significativo en los impuestos a la propiedad. </li><li>Proteger la jubilación del magisterio, y al mismo tiempo incluir al personal de escuelas públicas en el Seguro Social además de TRS, igual que las y los miembros de TRS en A&amp;M. </li><li>Ampliar el acceso a banda ancha mediante alianzas públicas y cooperativas para que los municipios puedan ofrecer servicios de internet de banda ancha a un precio accesible. Hoy tenemos capacidad de banda ancha financiada por contribuyentes aquí mismo, en Brazos Valley, a la que no podemos acceder debido a una ley estatal vigente. Eso hay que corregirlo. </li><li>Proteger nuestra agua. Durante los últimos 100 años, el petróleo y el gas han sido el motor de nuestra economía en Texas, pero el petróleo no se puede beber, como se está viendo por todo el estado. Desde el “agua producida” hasta los centros de datos, necesitamos establecer límites claros antes de que los políticos estatales malgasten lo que necesitamos para vivir, a cambio de engordar su fondo de campaña.</li></ul>Dudding participa activamente en la vida cívica de Brazos Valley. Ha sido presidenta de Texas Democratic Women of the Brazos Valley, tesorera del College Station Noon Lions Club, integrante de la Junta Ejecutiva de la NAACP del condado de Brazos, tesorera del Texas A&amp;M Women’s Club, tesorera de la asociación de vecinos Beverly Estates HOA y miembro del Bryan Rotary.“Un gobierno inteligente es divertido. Un gobierno tonto te cuesta dinero”, dijo. “He pasado mi vida arreglando sistemas rotos. Austin necesita a alguien que sepa leer los libros contables y que no tenga miedo de decir cuando algo está mal”.En los próximos días, la campaña lanzará su sitio web, el calendario de actividades comunitarias y el programa de voluntariado.###Acerca de Janet DuddingJanet Dudding es contadora pública certificada (CPA) y auditora gubernamental con más de 40 años de experiencia en rendición de cuentas y finanzas del sector público. Vive en Bryan con su esposo James, miembro de la facultad de ingeniería de Texas A&amp;M. Son miembros de la iglesia episcopal St. Andrew’s.

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Keep public tax money out of private schools while making Texas public schools the very best they can be. We can LEAD on this -- Texas has more resourses than most states.What are you thinking, Gov. Abbott? Don't give our tax money to private schools. Fully fund PUBLIC education.And cover those ISD employees under TRS and social security - like we do the TAMU employees.

It's not a hoax when you run out of money when you go to pay your bills.Property taxes have gone up 54% while Greg Abbott 's been in office. That's a problem if you rent or own your home. Home prices have gone up 89%, while a waitress' wage remains $2.13/hr and minimum wage is stuck at $7.25/hr.Now he wants to raise your sales taxes. Even Dan Patrick disagrees.Don't let him - VOTE DEMOCRATICally.

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For the past 100 years, oil &amp; gas’s the engine that runs our economy here in Texas, but you can’t drink oil – as we are finding out all over Texas. From produced water to data centers, we need guardrails in place before state politicians squander what we need to live – in exchange for their campaign war-chest.Texas is an energy power - we don't need to be left behind.

As a governmental CPA, fixing corruption is something I've been doing for over 40 years.Get politicians out of billionaires' back pockets. Limit contributions, limit terms in office, strengthen ethics rules and put teeth behind those laws.For forward action to happen, we need majority and ethical statewide leadership. We all need to work together .

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Matthew Arnold Email: <a href="mailto:info@corsaircampaigns.com">info@corsaircampaigns.com</a> Phone/text: 662-416-1908CPA Janet Dudding Announces Campaign for Texas House District 14Committed to stopping Gov. Abbott’s voucher scheme, defending academic integrity, and restoring accountability in AustinBryan–College Station, Texas — Monday, Dec 8 — Certified Public Accountant and longtime governmental auditor Janet Dudding today announced her campaign for Texas House District 14, pledging to fight Governor Greg Abbott’s voucher agenda, protect academic integrity, and bring honest, accountable leadership to state government.Dudding has more than four decades’ experience in governmental audit, investigations, and public finance. Her background includes laying the groundwork for criminal convictions of public officials’ embezzlement and procurement fraud, restoring financial integrity in cities and agencies, and serving in key finance roles for both the City of College Station and Brazos Valley Council of Governments. Dudding also served as professional academic business staff at Texas A&amp;M University.“I don’t like paying taxes, and it really makes me angry when those taxes are wasted,” Dudding said. “Austin is wasting our money on corruption, no-bid contracts, and a voucher scheme that gives private schools more public funding per child than the classrooms that serve our kids. HD-14 deserves a CPA who knows how to hold government accountable.Aggie values are more than just words on the MSC.”Dudding draws a sharp contrast with her opponent, who was hand-picked from a private school governing board to carry the governor’s voucher plan through the State Legislature.“Public money belongs in public schools,” she said. “Our governor pocketed a $6 million out of state donation to his campaign to ram vouchers through and give billions of our tax dollars to out of state companies. Stripping money from our public schools – not in our best interests. I’ll stand up for this community’s families, teachers, and students.”Her affordability agenda includes: • Decriminalizing and regulating adult-use THC to generate revenue for public education, health care, housing, and meaningful property tax relief. • Protecting teacher retirement, while adding public school employees to social security in addition to TRS – just like the TRS members at A&amp;M.• Expanding broadband through public and cooperative partnerships so that municipalities can provide broadband utilities at an affordable price. We’ve got tax-payer funded broadband capacity right here in the Brazos Valley that we cannot access due to a state law currently on the books. Let’s fix it.• Guarding our water. For the past 100 years, oil &amp; gas’s the engine that runs our economy here in Texas, but you can’t drink oil – as we are finding out all over Texas. From produced water to data centers, we need guardrails in place before state politicians squander what we need to live – in exchange for their campaign war-chest.Dudding is active in Brazos Valley civic life, having served as president of Texas Democratic Women of the Brazos Valley, treasurer of College Station Noon Lions Club, on the Executive Board of the Brazos County NAACP, treasurer of the Texas A&amp;M Women’s Club, treasurer of Beverly Estates HOA, and a member of Bryan Rotary.“Smart government is fun. Stupid government costs you money,” she said. “I’ve spent my life fixing broken systems. Austin needs someone who can read the books — and isn’t afraid to say when something’s wrong.”The campaign will launch its website, community outreach schedule, and volunteer program in the coming days.###About Janet Dudding Janet Dudding is a CPA and governmental auditor with over 40 years of experience in public-sector accountability and finance. She lives in Bryan with her husband James, a member of the Texas A&amp;M engineering faculty. They are members of St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church.

Committed to stopping Gov. Abbott’s voucher scheme, defending academic integrity, and restoring accountability in Austin

CPA Janet Dudding Announces Campaign for Texas House District 14

Now Abbott's bringing the extreme right-wing onto our college campuses. Don't devalue an A&amp;M degree.Restricting the free and open exchange of information and ideas is the definition of indoctrination.On A&amp;M campus right now, one has to ask permission before acknowledging the existence of transgender people in the classroom. What's next: that climate change is not man-made?

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"If I can step accross the line into New Mexico and legally buy a $25 bag of gummies, I should not be a criminal one mile later. Decriminalize, Legalize, Regulate and TAX adult-use THC. In the enabling legislation, direct the revenue to public schools, healthcare, housing and real property tax reform.