Jordan Wheatley is from Lubbock, Texas. He has a bachelor's degree in construction engineering from Texas Tech University. He and his wife, Christiane, have three children.

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Jordan Wheatley earned a bachelor's degree in exercise physiology from West Virginia University and a master's degree in neuroscience and cognition from the University of Texas at Dallas.

Jordan is a real estate developer and business owner. He co-founded 806 Land Group, which has developed 10 residential subdivisions across West Texas. He also owns Orchard Park Self Storage and The Horizon Office Center. 

Jordan has worked as a public school teacher for the past two years. He previously worked as a data analyst and behavioral health technician. 

Jordan's campaign for Texas State Representative, District 67, is his first time running for public office.

Believes "we need to stop giving billion-dollar handouts to corporate giants and start investing in our own neighborhood small businesses and families. "

- Believes "we need to stop giving billion-dollar handouts to corporate giants and start investing in our own neighborhood small businesses and families. "
- Wants to lower utility bills.

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

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Opposes private equity "hiking the cost of healthcare."

- Opposes private equity "hiking the cost of healthcare."

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Against Governor Greg Abbott's "voucher scam designed to suck the money out of our neighborhood public schools to fund private education for the wealthy few."

Wants to increase investment for teachers, and classrooms.

- Against Governor Greg Abbott's "voucher scam designed to suck the money out of our neighborhood public schools to fund private education for the wealthy few."
- Wants to increase investment for teachers, and classrooms.

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Jordan Wheatley

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