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City Council, District 3

Jason Fry

Former Candidate

Signed the Texas First Pledge on February 24, 2025

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Submitted for the earlier Take Texas Back site in February 2025 and shown as written.

Jason Fry is a dedicated advocate for Texas self-governance and local representation, bringing a strong commitment to public service and community engagement. A sixth-generation Texan, Jason has lived in Wolfforth for the past seven years and is seeking a seat on the City Council to ensure that the voices of local residents are heard and represented effectively.

Professionally, Jason works as a Behavior Analyst, applying his expertise to foster positive change and promote individual growth. His analytical skills and problem-solving approach provide a strong foundation for his leadership in public office. While this is his first run for elected office, his career has been defined by a dedication to meaningful impact and service.

Jason has signed the TEXAS FIRST pledge, demonstrating his commitment to policies that prioritize Texas’s self-determination and local governance. His vision for Wolfforth includes strengthening local decision-making, promoting economic stability, and advocating for the principles outlined in the Texas Nationalist Movement’s mission.

A devoted family man, Jason has been married for 26 years and has raised four sons who share his deep appreciation for Texas’s heritage and values. His authorship of National Divorce: A Plan for Peace showcases his ability to approach complex issues with thoughtful solutions, reinforcing his readiness to serve as a voice for the community.

As a candidate for City Council, Jason Fry is dedicated to safeguarding Texas’s autonomy and ensuring a strong future for Wolfforth. He looks forward to working alongside local leaders and residents to uphold the principles of self-governance and local empowerment.

On the record

  1. City Council, District 3 · 2025

    Former Candidate · withdrew

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