State Representative proposes financial literacy class for students
Here in Texas, one state representative thinks it's such a problem - she wants to make a law about it to help the next generation. KXAN's Education reporter Tom Miller takes us in the classroom to learn about money.
Join Rep. Goodwin at Town Hall on Feb 2, 2019
On Saturday, February 2nd, State Representative Vikki Goodwin will attend her first two Town Halls as the newly elected representative of District 47. The Town Hall is an open forum, and all are welcome to attend.
On Saturday, February 2nd, State Representative Vikki Goodwin will attend her first two Town Halls as the newly elected representative of District 47. She will be joined by Donna Howard, Celia Israel, Gina Hinojosa, John Bucy, Sheryl Cole, Eddie Rodriguez, James Talarico, and Erin Zwiener from the Central Texas Delegation, representing Hays, Travis, and Williamson counties. The Town Hall is an open forum, and all are welcome to attend.
Central Texas Legislative Town Hall - South
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Westlake High School, Chap Court, 4100 Westbank Dr, Austin, TX 78746
Central Texas Legislative Town Hall - North
1:15 PM - 3:150 PM
ACC Northridge, Multipurpose Hall, 11928 Stonehollow Dr, Austin, TX 78758
For questions, please reach out to Rep. Goodwin’s constituent services director, Susan Nelson, at 512-463-0652.
Texas House freshmen Vikki Goodwin, Julie Johnson look back at their time at the University of Texas
The Daily Texan — State Rep. Vikki Goodwin, D-Austin, never thought she would be a legislator, but her concern for public education persuaded her otherwise.
Democratic women lead biggest shift in Texas House since 2010 midterms
The Texas Tribune — Led by female candidates, Texas Democrats picked up 12 Texas House seats from Republicans, mostly in North Texas. But Republicans still have the edge in the lower chamber.
Travis County Democratic Party declares victory for Goodwin in Texas House District 47
With about 82 percent of the vote counted throughout Travis County, Democratic candidate for Texas House District 47 Vikki Goodwin has apparently pulled off an upset victory over incumbent Republican Paul D. Workman.
Vikki Goodwin for Texas House District 47
Vikki Goodwin believes that Texans deserve a strong education system — but not at the expense of taxpayers. Learn more about her position as candidate for Texas House Representative for District 47.
March 6, 2018 Primary Election Voter's Guide
League of Women Voters Austin Area — This nonpartisan voting guide provides a complete list of all contests on your ballot, including state and local offices and propositions.
Vikki Goodwin Emerges as a Frontrunner for District 47
The Texas Tribune — District 47 was drawn to be a conservative stronghold in the liberal Austin area. But Texas political experts say rising frustration with President Donald Trump in a district he won by fewer than 200 votes, could change things.
HD 47: Everybody Into the Candidate Pool
The Austin Chronicle — Conservative Rep. Paul Workman sees a GOP primary challenge from Jay Wiley and Patty Vredevelt. On the Democratic ballot, five contenders are vying for the chance to unseat the incumbent.
Group Trains Young Texas Women to Get Involved in Politics
KXAN — More women are running for office nationwide, and it's motivating some young Texans to learn about politics and civic engagement early.
Texas House District 47: Meet the Candidates
Four Points News — In this Q&A, we ask each of the seven candidates running for Texas House District 47 to briefly describe their background, why they are running for office, and what are their top priorities if elected.
Democrats Vie to Unseat Workman
Oak Hill Gazette — Four Democratic candidates for House District 47 participated in a forum hosted by Our Revolution Central Texas at the Hampton Branch of the Austin Public Library, where Ana Jordan and Michael Garemko asked them questions.
Why Workman Must Embrace Austin Values or Begin Packing Up
myStatesman — Workman and Abbott seem to have forgotten that Austin and many other cities with populations over 5,000 are “home rule” cities – which means they can manage their own affairs with minimum interference from the state.