Crystal Dillard is from Houston, Texas. She has a bachelor's degree from Texas Woman's University. She is affiliated with the Jones Memorial United Methodist Church Health and Wellness Ministry.

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Crystal Dillard has a bachelor's degree in journalism from Texas Woman's University. She is affiliated with the Jones Memorial United Methodist Church Health and Wellness Ministry.

Crystal has worked as a history teacher and as a principal in family-owned businesses. 

Crystal founded The Rejoice Television Network, a Christian broadcasting company. She is also an educator.

Crystal previously ran for Texas House of Representatives District 131 in 2022 but did not win. 

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Believes in policies that "protect vulnerable communities" and helps small businesses.

- Believes in policies that "protect vulnerable communities" and helps small businesses.

Economy

For Candidate Crystal Dillard on Issue public-safety:  
Supports building strong law enforcement/community partnerships to reduce crime and improve quality of life for Texans.

Supports building strong law enforcement/community partnerships to reduce crime and improve quality of life for Texans.

Promises to work to provide re-entry opportunities formely incarcerated Texans.

- Supports building strong law enforcement/community partnerships to reduce crime and improve quality of life for Texans.
- Promises to work to provide re-entry opportunities formely incarcerated Texans.

Public Safety

As of January 22, 2026, Crystal Dillard did not have a website or any information online.

Healthcare

Believes supporting education is the "most important element in shaping the future of Texas as a diverse, forward-moving, prosperous state."

Advocates for  "fully investing in schools, teachers and career
readiness programs."

- Believes supporting education is the "most important element in shaping the future of Texas as a diverse, forward-moving, prosperous state."
- Advocates for  "fully investing in schools, teachers and career
readiness programs."

Education

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Supports voting access and equity regardless of race, religion, or sexual orientation.

Believes that the "only truly fair way to redistrict is to form a bipartisan committee of legislators, with an equivalent number of members representing both parties."

- Supports voting access and equity regardless of race, religion, or sexual orientation.
- Believes that the "only truly fair way to redistrict is to form a bipartisan committee of legislators, with an equivalent number of members representing both parties."

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Crystal Dillard

Supports an eager workforce that contributes to the state's economy.

As of January 22, 2026, Crystal Dillard’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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