Robert is from Sanger, Texas. He attended Sanger High School and Texas State University and now lives in Sanger.

Texas' 26th Congressional District election, 2026 - Ballotpedia

Robert A. Chick attended Texas State University.

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Robert is a Senior Recruiter for MLee Healthcare Staffing and Recruiting.

Robert A. Chick's campaign for Texas US Representative, District 26 is his first entry into politics.

2026 Candidate Filings | Denton County GOP

Supports legislation that aims to protect communities from "corporate raiders."

Supports legislation that "protects communities from corporate raiders."

Said, "We can lower the cost of basic goods & services like groceries and healthcare, but ONLY if we go after global food conglomerates & insurance companies that make their profits ripping off working Americans."

Thinks we can lower the cost of basic goods & services like groceries and healthcare "only if we go after global food conglomerates & insurance companies that make their profits ripping off working Americans."

Supports first-time homeowner incentives with reasonable borrowing terms.

Supports first-time homeowner incentives with "reasonable borrowing terms."

Wants to eliminate the Social Security Tax.

Wants to ban business entities from buying single-family homes, saying it "artificially inflates home valuations" and blocks young Americans from buying their first home.

Aims to ban business entities from buying single-family homes, saying it "artificially inflates home valuations... and blocks young Americans from buying their first home."

Believes in stopping government subsidies for large firms and enforcing antitrust laws to promote competition and lower prices.

Wants to "aggressively enforce antitrust laws."

Said, "I will never solicit nor accept any donations for any reason both in my campaign and in my tenure serving as your representative."

Claims he will "never solicit nor accept any donations for any reason, both in my campaign and in my tenure serving as your representative."

- Supports legislation that "protects communities from corporate raiders."
- Thinks we can lower the cost of basic goods & services like groceries and healthcare "only if we go after global food conglomerates & insurance companies that make their profits ripping off working Americans."
- Supports first-time homeowner incentives with "reasonable borrowing terms."
- Supports legislation that aims to protect communities from "corporate raiders."
- Supports first-time homeowner incentives with "reasonable borrowing terms."
- Wants to eliminate the Social Security Tax.
- Aims to ban business entities from buying single-family homes, saying it "artificially inflates home valuations... and blocks young Americans from buying their first home."
- Wants to "aggressively enforce antitrust laws."
- Claims he will "never solicit nor accept any donations for any reason, both in my campaign and in my tenure serving as your representative."

Economy

Supports expanding federal First Responder designation to include 911 dispatchers.

Supports expanding the federal First Responder designation to include 911 dispatchers.

Supports federal recognition of dispatchers as first responders.

- Supports expanding the federal First Responder designation to include 911 dispatchers.
- Supports federal recognition of dispatchers as first responders.

Public Safety

Supports increasing federal funding for small community hospitals.

Believes in increasing federal funding for "small community hospitals."

- Believes in increasing federal funding for "small community hospitals."

Healthcare

Believes both private and public education can be funded adequately, emphasizing the need to improve current spending practices.

Believes "there is enough money to properly fund" both private and public education.

- Believes "there is enough money to properly fund" both private and public education.

Education

As of January 22, 2026, Robert A. Chick’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Believes money in politics has made elected officials more accountable to lobbyists and foreign governments than to their own constituents.

Believes money in politics "has made elected officials more accountable to lobbyists and foreign governments than to their own constituents."

- Believes money in politics "has made elected officials more accountable to lobbyists and foreign governments than to their own constituents."

Voting & Elections

Opposes foreign aid, saying "No more blank checks abroad; it's time to start investing in prosperity at home."

Wants "no more blank checks abroad; it's time to start investing in prosperity at home."

Believes in "smart immigration policies."

- Wants "no more blank checks abroad; it's time to start investing in prosperity at home."
- Believes in "smart immigration policies."

Foreign Policy and Immigration

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