A’Yonna Kellum

State Representative-elect · Texas House District 150

Hey, y’all.
I’m A’Yonna.

Spring raised me. It’s where I went to school, started my businesses, and built a family. Now I get to carry the voices of my neighbors to Austin.

Let’s talk
A’Yonna Kellum smiling in her portrait
Harris County born · Spring raised

Spring, TexasHarris CountyHouse District 150

A note from A’Yonna

Thank you, neighbors.

Thank you for trusting me with the work ahead. If you live in District 150, I want to hear from you. Tell me what’s going well on your block, what’s getting harder, and what you wish folks in Austin understood about life here.

With gratitude, A’Yonna

Meet A’Yonna

Home is right here.

A’Yonna’s ties to District 150 go back to her childhood in Spring. She attended North Hampton Elementary and Klein Collins High School, then returned to Spring after college. District 150 is where she worships, where her family and friends live, and where she started her small businesses. It’s the community she knows through everyday life.

The work ahead

The Issues at Hand

Explore what matters to me and what I want to work on in Austin.

  • Abortion Care Is Health Care

    I believe Texans should be able to make reproductive health decisions with their doctors and the people they trust. In Austin, I want to protect access to abortion care and other reproductive health services.

  • Education Is Essential

    Our public schools need the funding to give teachers classroom resources and students the support they need to learn. I want to push for state funding that reaches the classrooms that need it.

  • End the War on Marijuana

    A marijuana possession charge can follow someone into a job interview or a housing application. I support decriminalizing and legalizing marijuana and redirecting law enforcement resources toward more serious offenses.

  • Minimum Wage Isn’t Even the Bare Minimum

    Families here are stretching their paychecks to cover groceries, rent, and utilities. I want Texas to raise the minimum wage so working people can better afford the basics.

  • This Land Is Your Land

    Texas farmers and landowners deserve support when development puts pressure on them to sell. I want to help families keep their land and make sure they’re treated fairly when it’s taken for a public project.

  • A Healthier, More Walkable Texas

    A safe walk to school, the park, or a neighbor’s house should be easier to come by. I want Texas to invest in sidewalks, trails, and safer crossings so more people can get outside and move around their own neighborhoods.

Get in touch

Pull up a chair.

Have a concern to share, a question to ask, or a neighborhood event you’d like me to visit? I’d love to hear from you.

Am I in District 150?