Joanne Shofner, recently elected Republican representative for Texas House District 11, has shared updates on her activities and priorities through a series of social media posts.
On July 26, 2025, Shofner expressed appreciation for engaging with her district by stating, “It’s was an honor to discuss what is most important to HD 11!”
Three days later, on July 29, she highlighted her participation in a press conference related to a proposed amendment to the Texas Constitution. In her post, she wrote: “HD 11 was represented at the press conference for Prop 16, a Texas Constitutional amendment to make “U.S. citizenship” a criterial for voting!! November 4th ballot! Yes, we are here now!”
Later that same day, Shofner recalled meeting Chaplain Stoglin at the previous year’s Republican Convention. She stated: “I had the privilege of meeting Chaplain Stoglin last year at the Republican Convention. He is an incredible man of God.”
Shofner began serving as state representative for House District 11 in early 2025 after winning election and succeeding Travis Clardy. As part of her early tenure in office, she has emphasized constituent engagement and support for measures such as Proposition 16, which seeks to require U.S. citizenship as a criterion for voting in Texas elections.
