Jessica Hart Steinmann is from Houston, Texas. She has a bachelor 27s degree in finance and business honors from the University of Texas and a law degree from Baylor University. She and her husband, Brandon Steinmann, have a son.

Jessica Hart Steinmann - Class of 2017 — Maverick PAC

Jessica Hart Steinmann has a bachelor 's degree in finance and business from the University of Texas and a law degree from Baylor University. She is a wife and mother.

Jessica is general counsel, secretary of the board, and director of litigation for the America First Policy Institute. She previously served as a senior official for the Trump Administration at the Department of Justice, where she was appointed by the President as director of the Office of Victims of Crime. Before this, she served as an intergovernmental and public liaison for the Department of Justice. She also previously worked for U.S. Senator Ted Cruz, the Texas House, and the Harris County Republican Party. Jessica started her career as a commercial litigation attorney at Bracewell & Giuliani, LLP in Houston.

Jessica Hart Steinmann - CFG Foundation

Jessica is general counsel, secretary of the board, and director of litigation for the America First Policy Institute, where she has worked for over four years. She previously served as a senior official for the Trump Administration at the Department of Justice. Before this, she served as an intergovernmental and public liaison for the Department of Justice. She also previously worked for United States Senator Ted Cruz, the Texas House, and the Harris County Republican Party. She started her career as a commercial litigation attorney.

Jessica previously served as a senior staffer for U.S. Senator Ted Cruz. She also served as Elections Committee Clerk and Counsel for the Texas House of Representatives.

Jessica Steinmann - Ballotpedia

Believes "reliable, abundant, and affordable energy is the lifeblood of our economy" and supports energy independence for Texas and the U.S.

Believes "reliable, abundant, and affordable energy is the lifeblood of our economy" and supports energy independence for Texas and the United States.

Wants to cut regulations for artificial intelligence companies.

- Believes "reliable, abundant, and affordable energy is the lifeblood of our economy" and supports energy independence for Texas and the United States.
- Wants to cut regulations for artificial intelligence companies.

Economy

Said, "Our country must return to law and order. I will continue fighting to end lawfare and government weaponization."

Thinks "our country must return to law and order."

- Thinks "our country must return to law and order."

Public Safety

Healthcare

Believes school districts are telling 12-year-old children "they must be transgender."

- Believes school districts are telling 12-year-old children "they must be transgender."

Education

Believes ending "crippling restrictions" on oil and gas will make the U.S. a dominant energy producer and protect national security.

Believes ending "crippling restrictions" on oil and gas will make the United States a dominant energy producer and protect national security.

- Believes ending "crippling restrictions" on oil and gas will make the United States a dominant energy producer and protect national security.

Energy & the Environment

Said, "Free and fair elections are the cornerstone of our Republic."

Wants "free and fair elections" while questioning the results of the 2020 election.

Believes Democrats are the party that is "weaponizing institutions to target their opponents."

- Wants "free and fair elections" while questioning the results of the 2020 election.
- Believes Democrats are the party that is "weaponizing institutions to target their opponents."

Voting & Elections

Plans to finish the border wall, end "catch-and-release," and restore "law and order" at the southern border.

Foreign Policy and Immigration

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