
Yolanda Prince is a Tyler native, small business owner, and community advocate who
practices hands-on leadership when it counts.
From serving as a board member with organizations like the League of Women Voters,
YMCA, and NAACP to marching in D.C. for the reauthorization of the Voting Rights Act,
Yolanda gives of herself to improve the lives of her neighbors.
As your next Congresswoman from District 1, Yolanda will fight to stop rural hospital
closures, increase the minimum wage, protect public education, and to reduce the cost
of prescription medication for our seniors.
Yolanda is a yellow dog democrat who has served as the volunteer coordinator for the
Smith County Democratic Party, as the President of the Smith County Democratic Club,
and as a national delegate for the Democratic Party.
She is a proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc and volunteers for the
Special Olympics, Girl Scouts, and her place of worship - New Life Community Church.
Yolanda holds both a Bachelor of Public Administration and Public Relations from
Stephen F. Austin and a Master of Public Administration from the University of Texas at
Arlington. She is employed by Prairie View A&M as a project manager in the Texas
Juvenile Crime Prevention Center .
Learn about Yolanda's community efforts.
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