Chasity Wedgeworth is from Amarillo. She has a degree in cannabis science.

Chasity Wedgeworth - Ballotpedia

Chasity's campaign for U.S. representative for Texas' 13th District is her first run for public office.

Supports reducing tax rates and regulations.

Favors "strong private property rights, local water governance, and protections for family farms and ranchers."

- Supports reducing tax rates and regulations.
- Favors "strong private property rights, local water governance, and protections for family farms and ranchers."

Economy

Public Safety

Supports "rural hospitals, expand[ing] access to providers, and prevent[ing] healthcare consolidation that leaves small communities behind."

- Supports "rural hospitals, expand[ing] access to providers, and prevent[ing] healthcare consolidation that leaves small communities behind."

Healthcare

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

Education

Energy & the Environment

Said she "supports restoring the balance of power between branches of government, enforcing due process, and limiting executive overreach."

- Said she "supports restoring the balance of power between branches of government, enforcing due process, and limiting executive overreach."

Voting & Elections

Said she "supports enforcing existing immigration laws, securing the border, and restoring national sovereignty within constitutional limits while protecting due process and human rights."

- Said she "supports enforcing existing immigration laws, securing the border, and restoring national sovereignty within constitutional limits while protecting due process and human rights."

Foreign Policy and Immigration

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Chasity Wedgeworth

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