Vote Independent

For a better future in Texas District 30.

Meet Your Candidate

I want to begin by acknowledging the work Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett has done for TX-30. She’s been active and vocal, and I respect her commitment.

That said, I believe district 30 needs more than party loyalty & political theater—it needs real solutions & servant leadership. I don’t live in the district, but I live close enough to see the struggles & hear the voices of the people.

I’m running as an Independent because my love for Jesus Christ is greater than any party line. I’m here to work with Democrats, Republicans, & anyone else who wants to build a better future for TX-30.

My campaign is about unity, humility, & action—bringing updated Police presence, mobile healthcare to all areas; supporting seniors & veterans, improving education, & creating economic opportunities.

I’m not here to tear anyone down—I’m here to lift our community up.

Oxford C.F. Nordberg

Independent Candidate

I want to prove to you that I am: HONEST COMPASSIONATE KIND A GOOD LISTNER A PROBLEM SOLVER

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What Rep. Jasmine Crockett Said

On Law Enforcement:

On Criminality:

“Law enforcement isn’t to prevent crime. Law enforcement solves crime, OK? That is what they are supposed to do. They are supposed to solve crimes, not necessarily prevent them from happening per se.”

“Just because someone has committed a crime, it doesn’t make them a criminal. That is completely different. Being a criminal is more so about your mindset. Committing a crime can come for a lot of different reasons.”

Grounded Podcast, September 2025

Getting Better Podcast with Jonathan Van Ness, September 2025

As someone who deeply respects law enforcement and believes in protecting our communities, I respectfully disagree with Rep. Crockett’s statements.

Law enforcement must be empowered to both prevent and solve crime. Prevention saves lives, protects property, and builds trust between officers and the communities they serve.

And while I understand that people sometimes commit crimes out of desperation, we must also uphold the rule of law. Committing a crime does make someone a criminal under the law, even if we seek to offer grace, rehabilitation, and second chances.

I believe in justice with compassion — but also in accountability. Our communities deserve leaders who will fight for safety, support our police, and stand for truth.