State Representative, District 93 - Texas Ballot Compare

Alan Blaylock

Republican

On ballot as: Alan Blaylock
Current role: Retired; former Fort Worth City Council member
Background: Born and raised in Fort Worth; attended Tarrant County College and TCU (per Fort Worth Report questionnaire)
Former senior product manager, Nokia
Former project manager, Owen Oil Tools
Experience: Fort Worth City Council member (2022–May 2026)
Won 2022 special election, District 4; later represented the new District 10
Chaired the council's Audit and Finance Committee (per campaign)
Served on the Regional Transportation Council (per campaign)
Served on the Tarrant Appraisal District board
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Resignation from that board announced November 2025 (per Community Impact)
On the ballot for both the full term and the unexpired term
Seat vacant since Rep. Nate Schatzline (R) resigned on July 2, 2026
Republican primary (March 3, 2026): won, 87.4% over Steve Sprowls
Top priorities: "Delivering Direct, Predictable Property Tax Relief"
"Strengthening and Fully Funding Public Education"
"Protecting Neighborhoods and Families"
Campaign site: "Holding Insurance Companies Accountable"
Campaign site: "securing state funding to upgrade Tarrant County's transportation infrastructure"
Tidbits: Abortion: No public statement found
Border and immigration: In a 2026 Fort Worth Report questionnaire: "I believe a secure border is essential to public safety and national security, we must know who is entering our country."
Guns: No public statement found
Public schools and vouchers: In a 2026 Fort Worth Report questionnaire: "My primary priority is ensuring that classroom funding goes directly to supporting students and raising teacher pay"
Property taxes: In a 2026 Fort Worth Report questionnaire: "I will fight for tighter caps on property appraisal increases and advocate for absolute transparency in tax bills"
Claims and the record
Controversies: None found in the news coverage we reviewed
Endorsements: Texas Home School Coalition
Tarrant County Patriots PAC (primary)
Governor Greg Abbott (listed by campaign)
Former State Representative Nate Schatzline (listed by campaign)
State Representative John McQueeney (listed by campaign)
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Tarrant County Judge Tim O'Hare (listed by campaign)
Tarrant County Sheriff Bill Waybourn (listed by campaign)
Tarrant County District Clerk Tom Wilder (listed by campaign)
Tarrant County Commissioner Manny Ramirez (listed by campaign)
Tarrant County Commissioner Matt Krause (listed by campaign)
Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker (listed by campaign)
Fort Worth City Councilman Michael Crain (listed by campaign)
Fort Worth City Councilman Charlie Lauersdorf (listed by campaign)
Fort Worth City Councilman Macy Hill (listed by campaign)
Fort Worth Police Officers Association (listed by campaign)
Fort Worth Professional Fire Association (listed by campaign)
Tarrant County Law Enforcement Association (listed by campaign)
CLEAT (listed by campaign)
Campaign website: alanblaylock.com

Ericka Lomick

Democratic

On ballot as: Ericka Lomick
Current role: Senior operations analyst, Walmart
Background: Announced on Sept. 21, 2026 that she was suspending her campaign (per Fort Worth Report)
Remains on the ballot because the deadline for a nominee to withdraw had passed (per Fort Worth Report)
Listed "Kaplan University (some college)" in a Fort Worth Report questionnaire
Said there she was "currently pursuing" a law degree at the University of Texas at Austin
Age 50 when she answered the questionnaire before the March 2026 primary
Said then that she had lived in Texas and the district for 3 years and 9 months
Experience: No prior elected office found
On the ballot for both the full term and the unexpired term
Seat vacant since Rep. Nate Schatzline (R) resigned on July 2, 2026
Democratic primary (March 3, 2026): unopposed
Top priorities: "My top priorities are fully funding public education, providing meaningful property tax relief for working families, and ensuring accountability and transparency in government."
Tidbits: Abortion: No public statement found
Border and immigration: In a Fort Worth Report questionnaire (answered before the March 2026 primary): "I support secure, well-managed borders that prioritize public safety, smart enforcement, and humane treatment."
Guns: No public statement found
Public schools and vouchers: In a Fort Worth Report questionnaire (answered before the March 2026 primary), her priorities are "ensuring schools are fairly and fully funded, supporting and retaining teachers, reducing class sizes"
Property taxes: In a Fort Worth Report questionnaire (answered before the March 2026 primary): "I support meaningful property tax relief that lowers the burden on homeowners and renters"
Claims and the record
2026 campaign suspension; reported federal convictions: A news report says records published by a PAC supporting her opponent show she pleaded guilty to three federal felonies: mortgage fraud conspiracy, bank fraud and money laundering conspiracy. She suspended her campaign Sept. 21, 2026 but remains on the ballot. She neither confirmed nor denied the accusations.
Endorsements: None found in our research
Campaign website: Not found