Candy Noble is a former educator who, before running for office, was appointed by Governor Greg Abbott to the Texas Juvenile Justice Board.
Noble, a more than 30-year resident of Collin County who lives in Lucas with her husband Robert, first won her House District 89 seat in 2018 and is now seeking a fifth term. In the legislature she's built a record as a reliable conservative vote, co-authoring the state's near-total abortion ban, backing the 2025 private-school voucher program, and helping pass border-enforcement laws.
Noble’s take on Texas values
She co-sponsored the 2021 law that added new ID requirements for mail ballots, restricted who can help voters, and increased criminal penalties around voting — a law civil-rights groups sued over as a voting-restriction measure. [KVUE; Brennan Center for Justice]