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Christi lives in Austin with her daughter, Catherine, and is an active member of St. John Neumann Catholic Church. She holds a bachelor’s degree and a law degree from the University of Texas at Austin. Christi is a native of Midland.

Before joining the commission in November 2012, Christi specialized in issues related to oil, gas, electricity, water, taxation, and environmental policy.

Christi Craddick currently serves as a commissioner on the Texas Railroad Commission. She was first elected in 2012 and is serving her 2nd term.

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Supports Texas oil and gas production to meet projected global oil demand.

Supports Texas oil and gas production to meet projected global oil demand and opposes Green New Deal regulations.  

Opposes federal regulations on the Texas oil and gas industry.

Believes in free-market energy regulation and supports efficient, consistent, and predictable regulations to boost domestic energy production.

Promises to "always champion American energy independence."

Said, " I work tirelessly to ensure that our pursuit of energy resources respects and upholds the private property rights of every Texan."

- Supports Texas oil and gas production to meet projected global oil demand and opposes Green New Deal regulations.  
- Opposes federal regulations on the Texas oil and gas industry.
- Believes in free-market energy regulation and supports efficient, consistent, and predictable regulations to boost domestic energy production.
- Promises to "always champion American energy independence."
- Said, " I work tirelessly to ensure that our pursuit of energy resources respects and upholds the private property rights of every Texan."

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Opposes policies that undermine the oil and gas industry, threaten jobs, and jeopardize national security.

Supports the development of renewable energy sources.

Believes serving as Chairman of the Texas Railroad Commission is an honor.

Believes in conducting energy exploration and production responsibly, respecting land and property rights.

Believes in advocating for state-led energy solutions that acknowledge the state's "unique energy landscape and international importance."

Supports the Railroad Commission's efforts to evaluate and improve regulatory rules and processes.

Supports policies that promote clean energy, reduce carbon emissions, and protect natural resources.

Believes the Railroad Commission should balance regulatory oversight with fostering industry growth through innovation.

Believes the "Texas economic miracle" showcases the benefits of limited government, saying, "By leveraging science and data to efficiently manage production activities, we unleash the entrepreneurial spirit of Texas..."

Supports implementing comprehensive chemical disclosure rules for fracking and updating integrity testing standards for drilling and well completion.

Opposes "progressive policies" on public safety.

Supports continuing to uphold the Second Amendment.

Promises to be "Committed to the People of Texas."

Believes in "standing strong" for Texas and America.

Believes donations to their campaign support a vision for a prosperous Texas.

Encourages voters to follow their campaign on social media to stay informed about their work, initiatives, and vision for Texas.

Supports policies that enhance community safety and address crime.

Believes public safety is essential for Texas to "keep Texas thriving."

Supports community engagement and safety through active church participation.

Believes "the strength of Texas lies in its people and their rights."

Believes in "defending our constitutional freedoms," which may include supporting gun rights and opposing certain regulations.

Christi Craddick lives in Austin with her daughter, Catherine, and is an active member of St. John Neumann Catholic Church. She holds both a Bachelor’s Degree as a Plan II graduate and a Doctorate of Jurisprudence from The University of Texas at Austin. Christi is a proud native of Midland.

Christi Craddick is the Chairman of the Texas Railroad Commission. Before joining the commission in November 2012, she specialized in issues related to oil, gas, electricity, water, taxation, and environmental policy.

Christi Craddick has served as a Commissioner of the Texas Railroad Commission since November 2012 and is currently the Chairman of the Commission.

- The railroad commissioner is one of three members of the Texas Railroad Commission, which regulates the oil and natural gas industry, pipeline transporters, liquified petroleum gas, coal and uranium mining, and oversees clean drinking water. Despite its name, the commission no longer regulates railroads.
- Railroad commissioners are elected in statewide partisan elections for six-year, staggered terms, with one seat up for election every two years. The commissioners elect the chairman, and the Governor appoints replacements if a vacancy arises.

One of three commissioners who oversee the oil and gas industry, coal and uranium mining, and clean drinking water. 