Crystal Sedillo is a lifelong Texan and Democratic candidate for Texas House District 30. Born in Wharton County and raised in Matagorda County, she holds a Bachelor's degree in Communications from Texas A&M University-Victoria. She identifies as a communicator by training and advocate committed to ensuring every community deserves to be heard. Sedillo won the Democratic primary on March 3, 2026, defeating David Steves with 70% of the vote (4,433 votes to 1,924). Her campaign emphasizes transparency, ethics, and commitment to communities. She focuses on issues affecting rural and underserved populations, particularly in the six counties comprising the district: Matagorda, Jackson, Victoria, Lavaca, Goliad, and DeWitt.
Crystal Sedillo is a lifelong Texan born in Wharton County and raised in Matagorda County. She earned her Bachelor's degree in Communications from Texas A&M University-Victoria. Her background reflects deep roots in rural Texas communities, giving her firsthand understanding of challenges families face including underfunded schools, limited healthcare access, and economic barriers in rural areas. She describes herself as driven by a belief that every community deserves to be heard and represented. Prior to running for state office, she worked as a communicator and advocate focused on community issues. She is not associated with previous political campaigns or elected positions.