Representative Candy Noble is in her third term in the Texas House of Representatives, where she has quickly emerged as an effective conservative leader. She has worked to successfully pass major bills to improve border security, defend the unborn, protect religious liberties and second amendment freedoms, empower taxpayers, strengthen education, and much more.

In the most recent session, she played a leadership role in passing historic property tax relief for homeowners and small business owners. To protect our communities, she backed legislation to strengthen law enforcement, recall rogue DAs who refuse to enforce the law, and provide new tools to fight fentanyl abuse. She worked to protect children by banning dangerous gender modification surgeries, prohibiting sexually oriented “drag shows” where children are present, and implementing safeguards to prevent sexually explicit materials in libraries and schools. She personally authored and passed bills to help secure the integrity of our elections, eliminate government red tape, prevent fraudulent use of our tax dollars, and protect our most vulnerable Texans from predators.

Representative Noble’s committee assignments for the 88th Legislative Session include the House Committee on Human Services and the powerful Ways & Means Committee. Representative Noble also serves on the Joint Legislative Oversight Committee on Community Based Care Transition, where she works to improve the foster care system. In June 2023, she was named to the Select Study Committee on Sustainable Property Tax Relief, where she is working to further reduce the property tax burden on homeowners.

In her second term, Candy was elected by fellow Republicans to serve as the House Republican Caucus Secretary. She now serves as President of the Texas Conservative Coalition and on the Board of the Texas Conservative Coalition Research Institute, where she advocates for conservative legislative solutions.

In 2019, Representative Noble was named an “Emerging Leader” by GOPAC, a national GOP group dedicated to electing the next generation of Republican leaders. She was one of only 30 Republican state legislators from across the nation to earn this distinction that year.

A strong proponent of education, Representative Noble has a degree in Education from Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene and serves on their Board of Trustees. In 2023 she was named a Distinguished Alumnus of the university.

A thirty year resident of Collin County, Representative Noble serves the residents of Texas House District 89. This fast-growing area includes some or all of Allen, Copeville, Fairview, Josephine, Lavon, Lowry Crossing, Lucas, Murphy, Nevada, Parker, Plano, Princeton, Royse City, St Paul, and Wylie.

Candy has been married to Robert for 40 years and they live in Lucas. They are active members of Prestonwood Baptist Church. Candy and Robert are blessed with three daughters, three sons-in-law, and nine grandchildren.