Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett is facing a lien against her Dallas home over unpaid assessments, with property records alleging the Texas Democrat owes more than $3,000 and has repeatedly declined to settle the debt.
The claim, filed by the Westside Condominium Association on April 11, 2024, states that Crockett is in default for a total of $3,047.79.
According to the filing, first reported by Fox News, the congresswoman “continues to fail and refuse” to pay the association assessments despite demands. The lien effectively blocks any potential sale of the property until the financial obligation is met.
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Crockett purchased the unit in 2014. The residence is described as being part of a gated community featuring “spa-like” amenities, including a clubhouse and pool. The address remains listed on her voter registration.
Congressional records indicate lawmakers receive an annual salary of $174,000. Her most recent financial disclosures also list student loan liabilities totaling between $15,001 and $50,000.
The financial snag surfaces as the 44-year-old weighs a potential bid for the U.S. Senate.
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In a late November interview, Crockett noted she was reviewing internal polling data that suggested a path to victory, though she has not yet officially declared her candidacy. The filing deadline for the race is December 8.
This development follows recent attention on Crockett’s campaign expenditures.
Federal Election Commission records show roughly $75,000 in campaign funds spent this year on travel and upscale accommodations in cities such as Las Vegas, New York, and Martha’s Vineyard.
Additionally, approximately $50,000 from her campaign coffers was allocated for security services, which she has stated were necessary due to threats.
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