Janet Malzahn holds a law degree from UT and has spent her career in public service and legal consultancy. Graduating from Texas Tech in the 1980s, she later became an attorney in Texas, serving as an Assistant City Attorney in Dallas. Her expertise expanded into constitutional law, teaching and podcasting on the subject. In the 2000s, Malzahn transitioned to federal consultancy, ensuring compliance for Fortune 50 companies and federal agencies. In the 2010s, she directed the National Institute for Child Support Enforcement, significantly improving child support systems in Texas. Currently, she advocates for deregulating small businesses and reducing federal regulations, testifying before the SBA Senate committee on COVID relief fraud. Malzahn also owns a leading AI implementation firm for the legal community and is working on a forthcoming book critiquing WOKE ideology.

Janet Malzahn’s political identity is marked by a blend of constitutional rigor and economic pragmatism, with a penchant for leveraging technology to drive policy. She champions the rule of law while simultaneously pushing for deregulation to benefit small businesses. Malzahn’s advocacy for ethical AI implementation juxtaposes her support for reducing federal regulations, revealing a nuanced approach to modernization. Her commitment to parental rights and school choice, coupled with her efforts to combat sex trafficking, showcases a multifaceted social agenda that balances moral conservatism with progressive legal reforms.