I was born and raised here in Texas House District 60, and now I’m raising my family here. I didn’t set out planning to run for office, but I reached a point where I felt I couldn’t look my daughters in the eye if I didn’t try to make our community safer, stronger, and full of opportunity for their generation.

Krissy Guess for TX

Krissy Guess was born and raised in Texas House District 60.

I graduated as valedictorian of Azle High School in 2000, earned a Bachelor of Science in Political Science from Tarleton State University in 2004, and later completed my MBA from the University of Texas at Arlington. For more than two decades, I’ve worked at Litex Industries, a Texas-based lighting manufacturer and distributor in Grand Prairie, where I now oversee operations. That experience has given me a clear understanding of how policy decisions affect workers, families, and local businesses.

Krissy Guess currently works at Litex Industries, a Texas-based lighting manufacturer and distributor, where she oversees operations.

2026 Texas General Election

Texas families are being squeezed by rising costs and some of the highest property taxes in the country, making it harder to stay in the communities they love. I will support responsible solutions that lower property taxes and everyday costs while investing in healthcare and education that keep our communities strong.

Supports solutions to lower property taxes and everyday costs while investing in healthcare and education.

- Supports solutions to lower property taxes and everyday costs while investing in healthcare and education.

Economy

As of July 22, 2026, Krissy Guess’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Safety

As the mother of three daughters, women’s health is deeply personal to me. Every woman deserves access to safe, affordable healthcare, including preventive care, maternal healthcare, and the services needed to protect their long-term health and well-being. Texas families deserve policies that support mothers before, during, and after pregnancy, expand access to doctors and healthcare providers, and protect access to fertility treatments like IVF for families struggling to have children.

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Politicians in Austin have inserted themselves into deeply personal medical and family decisions that should be guided by doctors, parents, and patients—not political ideology. I will fight for policies that protect personal freedom, trust medical professionals, and make it easier for families to plan their futures and raise their kids with dignity.

Texas has one of the highest maternal mortality rates in the nation, and too many mothers lack access to consistent prenatal and postpartum care—especially in rural communities. We must expand access to care, support rural hospitals, and listen to doctors and nurses so every mother has a healthy pregnancy and recovery.

Supports access to safe, affordable preventive and maternal healthcare for women.

Plans to support mothers during pregnancy and after childbirth, expand access to healthcare providers, and protect access to in vitro fertilization.

Advocates for medical and family decisions to be guided by doctors, parents, and patients rather than political ideology.

Calls for expanded maternal care access, support for rural hospitals, and input from doctors and nurses.

- Supports access to safe, affordable preventive and maternal healthcare for women.
- Plans to support mothers during pregnancy and after childbirth, expand access to healthcare providers, and protect access to in vitro fertilization.
- Advocates for medical and family decisions to be guided by doctors, parents, and patients rather than political ideology.
- Calls for expanded maternal care access, support for rural hospitals, and input from doctors and nurses.

Healthcare

Our public schools are being underfunded and distracted by political agendas instead of focusing on student success. I will invest in teachers, classrooms, and proven educational outcomes so neighborhood schools are fully staffed, well-funded, and free to do what they do best: educate our kids.

Plans to invest in teachers, classrooms, and proven educational outcomes to fully staff and fund neighborhood schools.

- Plans to invest in teachers, classrooms, and proven educational outcomes to fully staff and fund neighborhood schools.

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Krissy Guess

My name is Krissy Guess, and I’m a proud Texas mom, business leader, and lifelong advocate for fairness, opportunity, and accountability. I’m 44 years old, a mother of three daughters, and I’ve been married for 25 years to my high school sweetheart, a public school teacher who has served our community for the past 14 years. Public education isn’t an abstract issue in our household—it’s our daily reality.

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   * #### Keep Government out of Personal Decisions

Politicians in Austin have inserted themselves into deeply personal medical and family decisions that should be guided by doctors, parents, and patients—not political ideology. I will fight for policies that protect personal freedom, trust medical professionals, and make it easier for families to plan their futures and raise their kids with dignity.

Plans to keep politicians out of personal medical and family decisions, with doctors, parents, and patients guiding those decisions.

Supports expanding maternal healthcare access, including access to doctors and fertility treatments and support for rural hospitals.

- Plans to keep politicians out of personal medical and family decisions, with doctors, parents, and patients guiding those decisions.
- Supports expanding maternal healthcare access, including access to doctors and fertility treatments and support for rural hospitals.

Krissy Guess is from Texas. She has a master 27s degree in business administration from the University of Texas at Arlington. She is married and has three daughters.

Krissy is an operations manager at Litex Industries, a Texas-based lighting manufacturer and distributor, where she has worked for more than two decades. 

Krissy previously ran for Texas State Representative in 2024 but did not win.

Krissy Guess | BallotReady

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Supports access to safe, affordable healthcare, including preventive care, maternal healthcare, and fertility treatments like IVF.

Supports improving maternal healthcare in Texas, addressing the shortage and poor outcomes, and believes mothers and babies "deserve better."

Plans to invest in teachers, classrooms, and proven educational outcomes so neighborhood schools are fully staffed, well-funded, and free to do what they do best: educate our kids.

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