Jacey Jetton

Jacey Jetton is a Republican who represented Texas House District 26 in the Texas House of Representatives from 2021 to 2025. He is a seventh-generation Texan, military veteran, entrepreneur, and former party chair known for work on border security, healthcare policy, public education, and property tax relief.

Jacey Jetton is a devoted husband to Fanny and father to sons Jacob and Calob, residing in Richmond, Texas. A son of a South Korean immigrant, he follows conservative values and is actively involved in community service, volunteering for organizations addressing poverty and supporting veterans. He enlisted in the Texas Army National Guard , serving in a mechanized infantry unit, and continues as a member. Previously, he chaired the Fort Bend Republican Party starting in 2017. As an entrepreneur inspired by his great-grandfather , he co-founded businesses like Bedrock Association Management and Jetton & Gojara, focusing on job creation. After leaving office, he joined Arete Public Affairs as a Strategic Policy Advisor on issues like healthcare, education, and infrastructure.

Education and Political Experience

No specific education details are available from records.

Political Experience:

- Texas State Representative, District 26 , elected in 2020, reelected 2022 and 2024 campaigns.

- Served on committees including Appropriations , Public Health, Redistricting, and Local and Consent Calendars; Vice Chair, Texas Commission on Special Education Funding.

- Authored legislation on border security, public education, mental health funding, infrastructure, and healthcare access; key role in historic property tax relief.

- Notable Achievements: Named Freshman Legislator of the Year by the House Republican Caucus for efforts on election integrity, child protection, human trafficking, border security, and law enforcement.

Prior roles include Legislative Director and Taxpayer Liaison at the Texas Comptroller's office, plus private sector business management.