REPORT - TEXAS HOUSE DEMOCRAT CHECKED “NO FELONY CONVICTION” DESPITE FEDERAL GUILTY PLEA AND 63-MONTH PRISON SENTENCE 🛑 Ericka Lomick, the Democratic candidate for Texas House District 93, has a documented federal criminal history tied to a mortgage-fraud case. Federal court records identify her as Ericka L. Flood, also known as Ericka Lomick, and show that she pleaded guilty in a case involving mortgage-fraud conspiracy, bank fraud and money-laundering conspiracy. She was ultimately sentenced to concurrent federal prison terms, including a 63-month sentence. Now fast-forward to August 20, 2026. Lomick submitted her application to appear on the ballot for Texas House District 93. Lomick is running against Republican Alan Blaylock for the open Texas House District 93 seat. There are actually two elections happening there on November 3 - the regular general election and a special election to fill the remainder of former Rep. Nate Schatzline’s term after he resigned from the House in July. Gov. Greg Abbott formally ordered that special election after Schatzline’s resignation created the vacancy. Under the section labeled “Felony Conviction Status,” Ericka checked the box stating, “I have not been finally convicted of a felony.” The Texas Secretary of State says a candidate must indicate either that they have not been finally convicted of a felony or, if they have, that they were pardoned or otherwise released from the resulting disabilities. A person who has been convicted is supposed to provide proof of that pardon or release. The same state guidance says knowingly providing false information on a candidate application about final felony-conviction status is a Class B misdemeanor. Texas law specifically requires this disclosure and specifically warns candidates that knowingly giving false information about their felony-conviction status is a Class B misdemeanor. I have obtained 144 pages of her federal record, and it’s not good. The material surrounding this case includes the guilty plea, sentencing information and later litigation involving the conviction. And there is more: A separate background report I obtained shows a $300,000 federal lien under the name Ericka Flood recorded in Tarrant County on January 31, 2024. The report ties that lien to federal case identifier DNCW3:10CR124 - the same federal criminal matter associated with her mortgage-fraud prosecution. The report also turns up additional North Carolina criminal and traffic records under the names Ericka Flood and Ericka Lomick. One involves a 2002 simple worthless-check misdemeanor charge that was filed in 2003. That case was ultimately dismissed without leave by the district attorney. Another possible match from 1996 also involves a simple worthless-check misdemeanor and likewise shows a dismissal. There are additional North Carolina case entries from later years, but several do not identify the underlying offense, so I am continuing to pull the original records before saying more about those. And then there are her business records. The report identifies Lomick as both the managing member and registered agent of Pro-Etiq Solutions LLC, a Texas company whose status is listed as “Forfeited Existence.” The company was filed in December 2024, with the report showing that forfeited status verified in June 2026. The same report links her, under the name Ericka Flood, to two North Carolina companies - The Kashmir Group LLC and The Lenzi Group LLC - both of which are listed as having undergone administrative dissolution. So between the federal felony case, a guilty plea, a 63-month federal prison sentence, a $300,000 federal lien recorded in Tarrant County in 2024, additional historical court records, and a Texas business listed as having forfeited its existence… I think Ericka owes Texans some answers.