Liz Campos

Liz Campos

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Office
State Representative
State
Texas
Jurisdiction
119
Serving
Currently serving
Term
2021 - Present

Representative Elizabeth “Liz” Campos of House District 119 is serving her third term in the Texas House of Representatives. As a lifelong resident of District 119, she represents the cities of San Antonio, Converse, Live Oak, Schertz, St. Hedwig, and Universal City. In her first term, Representative Campos was selected as “Freshman of the Year” by the Texas House Legislative Study Group. This session, Representative Campos has worked to improve the Department of Family and Protective Services by advocating for stronger resources and more efficient support systems to protect vulnerable children and families. She also leads mental health initiatives, especially for firefighters and peace officers, recognizing the unique challenges these first responders face and the critical need for specialized mental health care. Campos has authored legislation to increase accessibility to physician assistant care, expanding healthcare options for communities across Texas. She has made efforts in the capitol to provide more comprehensive support for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, ensuring they receive the services and opportunities they need to thrive. Recognizing…

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