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Wesley Parish Hunt


Political party Republican
Spouse(s) Emily Hunt
Children One
Alma mater United States Military Academy

Military Service
Allegiance United States
Service/branch United States Army

Wesley Parish Hunt (born c. 1981) is a United States Army veteran and African-American conservative Republican who lost his bid in 2020 to unseat the left-wing Democrat U.S. Representative Lizzie Fletcher in the 7th congressional district.

2020 U.S. House election in Texas’ 7th district

Hunt announced in April 2019 that Hunt he was running for the United States House of Representatives to unseat Elizabeth Pannill Fletcher.[1] His bid is endorsed by U.S. Senator Tom Cotton and then U.S. President Donald Trump.[2][3] The Washington Free Beacon noted Hunt to be a "rising GOP star".[4]

Republican primary

Hunt won his party's primary election in 2020 with 61 percent of the votes cast.[5]

In 2022, Hunt as the Republican nominee will again run for the new 38th congressional seat, based in suburbs west of Houston.

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