Early Voting: February 17 to February 27 • Election Day: March 3
Proven leadership. Community first.
Dianne Anderson is a lifelong Midlander grounded in faith, family, freedom, and fiscal responsibility. She believes county government should be transparent, accountable, and focused on real results for taxpayers, families, and neighborhoods.
Dianne has spent her life serving Midland. From the school board to community leadership roles, she’s always worked to solve problems, not score political points. As County Commissioner, she focuses on practical solutions that improve safety, strengthen infrastructure, and protect families while respecting taxpayers.
Dianne graduated from Lee High School and has served Midland in many leadership roles, including:
• MISD School Board Trustee
• President, St. Ann’s Parish Council
• District Governor, Rotary International
• Member, Junior League Public Policy Committee
Her approach is rooted in service, responsibility, and results.
Delivering Conservative Infrastructure Wins
Dianne helped secure the designation of Interstate 14 and Interstate 27 through Midland-Odessa. These corridors boost safety, improve freight routes, and strengthen the region’s economy and national security.
She continues working closely with local and state partners to keep Midland connected and competitive.
Standing Up for Taxpayers
When the Horseshoe facility became costly and mismanaged, Dianne took action. She supported bringing operations back under county oversight, restoring fiscal discipline, transparency, and accountability.
Her focus is simple: use taxpayer dollars wisely and keep government efficient.
Protecting Families and Parental Rights
Dianne helped ensure library materials are classified by age and kept inappropriate content out of children's sections. She believes parents deserve a voice in what their kids are exposed to and that public institutions should reflect community values.
Improving Safety Across Midland County
Under Dianne’s leadership, the county has:
• Improved roadway safety along I-20, SH-191, and SH-158
• Supported cleanup initiatives to reduce litter and hazards
• Backed the HERO program, which responds to hundreds of calls each month to keep drivers safe
These efforts help protect families, reduce accidents, and keep Midland moving.
Securing Water for the Next Generation
Dianne supports plans to expand and secure reliable, affordable water supplies for Eastern and Southern Midland County, recognizing that growth and quality of life depend on it.
Strong Support for Law Enforcement
She backs investments that give law enforcement the tools they need, including planning for a new county jail to improve safety and operations.
Smarter, More Efficient Government
Dianne is working toward consolidating key justice functions (JP Courts, constables, warrant services, and death investigations) into one facility to improve coordination and save taxpayer money.
Flood Prevention and Community Protection
Dianne advanced the county flood schematic and is moving drainage projects into design and construction phases, helping protect homes and neighborhoods from future flooding.
Early Voting:
February 17 to February 27
Election Day:
March 3
Early Voting:
February 17 to February 27
Election Day:
March 3