Fighting for our future.

Austin is growing — but too many of our neighbors are being priced out of the communities they built.

The cost of housing, utilities, and everyday necessities is rising faster than wages. Young people, teachers, and working families are struggling to afford rent or buy a home in the city they love. Daniel believes Austin’s future depends on keeping it affordable, accessible, and inclusive for everyone.

As your representative, Daniel will fight for policies that make life in Austin sustainable for the next generation — not just the wealthy few.

Our communities are stronger when every family can live without fear and access basic services like schools, healthcare, and equal treatment under the law. Protecting due process and ensuring no one is targeted because of the color of their skin or the language they speak is something that I'll fight for every day.

As your next State Representative, I'll focus on protecting our communities, expanding access to legal support, and ensuring state and local resources prioritize real public safety—not paramilitary occupation and betraying neighbors to ICE for kidnapping.

Academic freedom is the backbone of a healthy democracy and a world-class education system.  

Students and faculty should be able to research, teach, and debate ideas openly without political interference, censorship, or intimidation.

I'll defend free inquiry and viewpoint diversity across our classrooms and campuses, protect research integrity, and oppose efforts that punish educators or students for asking hard questions. The Texas Legislature should support learning and innovation, not dictate what thoughts people are allowed to think. 

Public education is the foundation of opportunity — and it’s under siege.

Republican leaders are holding teacher pay raises hostage to push their voucher scam, draining funds from public schools to subsidize private ones. Daniel Wang will fight to fully fund our classrooms, raise teacher pay, and stop the privatization of Texas education.

A proud graduate of Austin public schools, Daniel knows firsthand how much teachers and students deserve our support. Our kids’ futures shouldn’t depend on their ZIP code or their parents’ income.

Healthcare is a human right — and in Texas, that right is under attack.

Nearly five million Texans are uninsured — the highest number in the nation — because Republican leaders refuse to expand Medicaid or invest in basic care. Rural hospitals are closing, mental health services are underfunded, and too many families are one illness away from financial ruin. As your next State Representative, Daniel will fight to restore abortion rights, expand Medicaid, and hold insurance companies accountable.

Daniel believes access to affordable healthcare is essential for every Texan’s dignity and opportunity.

Texas deserves leaders who will stand up and fight back.

For too long, Republican extremists in Austin have used our state government to attack our freedoms — banning books, undermining democracy, and waging culture wars instead of solving real problems. They’ve prioritized political power over people’s lives, leaving Texans to pay the price.

Daniel Wang isn’t afraid to push back. He’s already taken on the GOP as a member of the Travis Central Appraisal District Board, defeating the Republican Party Chair to protect local taxpayers and fund our public schools. In the Legislature, Daniel will do what he’s always done: fight back against right-wing extremism, defend our democracy, and protect Texans’ freedom to live, love, and learn without government interference.

Texans shouldn’t have to wonder if the lights will stay on.

Our electric grid failed us — and Republican leadership failed to fix it. Instead of holding energy companies accountable, they’ve protected profits over people. Daniel Wang works in electricity regulation every day — he knows how to make the grid work for Texans, not against them.

Daniel will bring real expertise to the Legislature to modernize our grid, invest in renewable energy, and ensure no family freezes in the dark ever again.