U.S. Representative Candidates
Districts 20-38
Katy Padilla Stout for U.S. Representative District 23
Lifelong Texan, wife, mother, attorney, and former public school teacher who has dedicated her life to serving children, families, and communities across Texas’ 23rd Congressional District.
Education bachelor’s degree in Education from The University of Texas at Austin. She returned home to teach elementary school in Northside ISD, gaining firsthand insight into the struggles of educators, parents, and students. Driven to advocate for families on a broader scale, Katy earned her law degree from South Texas College of Law.
Profession built a respected practice in child welfare and education law. Today, she works alongside her father at their family firm in Carrizo Springs, fighting for children and families in some of the most challenging circumstances. Since 2017, Katy has served as an appointed member of the Bexar County Child Welfare Board, working to strengthen systems that protect vulnerable children and support families in crisis. She is also a proud mom of four young children—two of whom were adopted through foster care—and knows what’s at stake for families across TX-23. Katy and her husband, Austin, a career prosecutor, live in Leon Springs with their children and two beloved dogs. Her family’s story reflects her deep commitment to creating a future where every child and family has the opportunity to thrive.
Jurisdiction: Bexar (19%), Brewster (100%), Crane (100%), Crockett (100%), Culberson (100%), Edwards (100%), El Paso (11%), Frio (100%), Hudspeth (100%), Jeff Davis (100%), Kinney (100%), Loving (100%), Maverick (79%), Medina (100%), Pecos (100%), Presidio (100%), Reagan (100%), Reeves (100%), Schleicher (100%), Sutton (100%), Terrell (100%), Upton (100%), Uvalde (100%), Val Verde (100%), Ward (100%), Winkler (100%), and Zavala (100%)
District 23 Incumbent
Jurisdiction: Bexar (19%), Brewster (100%), Crane (100%), Crockett (100%), Culberson (100%), Edwards (100%), El Paso (11%), Frio (100%), Hudspeth (100%), Jeff Davis (100%), Kinney (100%), Loving (100%), Maverick (79%), Medina (100%), Pecos (100%), Presidio (100%), Reagan (100%), Reeves (100%), Schleicher (100%), Sutton (100%), Terrell (100%), Upton (100%), Uvalde (100%), Val Verde (100%), Ward (100%), Winkler (100%), and Zavala (100%)
Kevin Burge for U.S. Representative District 24
Education: Masters degree from North Carolina State University.
Profession: After 9/11 at the age of 17 enlisted to serve in the United States Marine Corps. Worked for the Intelligence Community.Served as the White House Situation Room’s technical advisor during President Biden’s term. Our values are under attack. It’s time for bold action to restore faith in America. I am answering the call to serve once again and fight for our values.
Source: https://www.burgeforcongress.com/about​
Jurisdiction: Dallas (9%) and Tarrant (26%)
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Run off May 2, 2026
T.J. Ware for U.S. Representative District 24
Education He graduated from high school at just 16,
Profession He working for the U.S. Department of Justice before his 17th birthday. As a clerk at the U.S. Attorney's office in Fort Worth. at 18 enlisted in the Marine Corps serving 2002 - 2005. Using the GI Bill to become a licensed and instrument-rated pilot, and began supporting and flying with non-profit and Christian missionary groups in Florida and the Caribbean. TJ went on to become a national speaker, business leader and influencer in the fight against fraud perpetrated by insurers against their own customers. As a board advisor for the American PolicyHolder Association and the American Adjuster Association, he has helped to create policy that favors consumers, and he has met with dozens of Attorney's General around the country in these efforts. TJ has been active in legislative and regulatory circles, fighting for the plight of Americans under corporate oppression.
Source: https://electtj.com/about-tj
Jurisdiction: Dallas (9%) and Tarrant (26%)
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Run off May 2, 2026
District 24 Incumbent
Jurisdiction: Jurisdiction: Dallas (9%) and Tarrant (26%)
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Dione Sims for U.S. Representative District 25
Education: Studied at Texas Wesleyan University
Dione Sims is running for Congress because freedom should work for Texas families in real life, not just in Washington. Too many people are working hard and still forced into a second job, a side hustle, or constant worry that one emergency will knock everything off track. Dione believes freedom must mean dignity, security, and the ability to build a good life for everyone. A lifelong community leader, and inspired by her grandmother Dr. Opal Lee’s belief that no one is free until everyone is free, Dione is ready to bring a new voice to Texas’ 25th Congressional District, focused on the economy, affordability, and opportunity.
Source: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/dione-sims-kickoff, https://www.facebook.com/simsdi
Jurisdiction: Callahan (89%), Comanche (100%), Eastland (100%), Erath (100%), Hood (100%), Jack (100%), Johnson (38%), Palo Pinto (100%), Parker (21%), Somervell (100%), Stephens (100%), Tarrant (21%), and Young (100%)
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District 25 Incumbent
Jurisdiction: Callahan (89%), Comanche (100%), Eastland (100%), Erath (100%), Hood (100%), Jack (100%), Johnson (38%), Palo Pinto (100%), Parker (21%), and Somervell (100%), Stephens (100%), Tarrant (21%), and Young (100%)
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Steve Shook for U.S. Representative District 26
Education associate degree from Tarrant County College in 2009, a bachelor's degree from Texas Tech University in 2012, and a graduate degree from the University of Texas at Arlington in 2018.
Profession career experience includes working as a nurse practitioner
Steven plans to create jobs, protect Social Security and Medicare benefits, ensure healthcare is affordable and accessible for everyone, support local businesses, defend educational opportunities for all children, address systemic inequity in our society, improve local infrastructure, and amplify the voices of those who feel unheard in our democracy.
Source https://shookforcongress2026.com
Jurisdiction: Cooke (100%), Denton (74%), and Wise (85%)
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District 26 Incumbent
Jurisdiction: Cooke (100%), Denton (74%), and Wise (85%)
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Tanya Lloyd for U.S. Representative District 27
Education Bachelors Degree in Education Texas State University, 2006
Profession Kindergarten Teacher and Community Activist.
My name is Tanya Lloyd. I am a mom, a kindergarten teacher, a lifelong Texan, and a proud progressive running for Congress with a vision for an American Rural Revival—rooted in community, equity, and land stewardship. This commitment to service is not just a campaign slogan—it is the foundation of my life’s work. Her service projects include:
Founding member, Lockhart Future Farmers of America Booster Club
President, Lockhart Athletic Booster Club
Manager, Chisholm Trail 4-H Club
President and founding member, Caldwell County Aggie Moms
Member, Caldwell County Fair Association
Chair, Pastor Parish Relations Committee, St. Mark United Methodist Church (Austin)
Member, Education Committee, First Lockhart Methodist Church
Member, Lockhart Independent School District (ISD) Bond Oversight Committee
Member, Lockhart ISD District Advisory Committee
Member, Clear Fork Elementary Campus Advisory Committee
Member, Lockhart High School Class of 2020 Project Graduation Committee
Sunday School teacher and Vacation Bible School volunteer at St. Mark and First Lockhart United Methodist Church (UMC)
Food pantry volunteer, St. Mark UMC
Clear Fork Elementary Lego Club and Science Fair/STEM Night Coordinator
Meals on Wheels volunteer
Salvation Army bell ringer
United Methodist Army volunteer (Rita recovery)
Scholarship committee member for Lockhart Athletic Booster Club, FFA Booster Club, and Aggie Moms of Caldwell County
Jurisdiction: Aransas (18%), Austin (100%), Bastrop (98%), Caldwell (100%), Calhoun (100%), Colorado (100%), Fayette (100%), Hays (55%), Jackson (100%), Matagorda (100%), Nueces (17%), Refugio (10%), San Patricio (36%), Travis (7%), Victoria (100%), Washington (100%), and Wharton (100%)
District 27 Incumbent
Jurisdiction: Aransas (18%), Austin (100%), Bastrop (98%), Caldwell (100%), Calhoun (100%), Colorado (100%), Fayette (100%), Hays (55%), Jackson (100%), Matagorda (100%), Nueces (17%), Refugio (10%), San Patricio (36%), Travis (7%), Victoria (100%), Washington (100%), and Wharton (100%)
Henry Cuellar Incumbent for U.S. Representative District 28
Attorney, Texas House of Rep. 187-2001 and as the Texas Secretary of State 2001-5 advanced degrees: Certified, Budget and Finance, Georgetown University; PhD, Government, University of Texas at Austin, 1998;MBA, International Trade, Texas A&M University, 1982; JD, University of Texas at Austin, 1981; BS, Foreign Service, Georgetown University, 1978; AA, Political Science, Laredo Community College, 1976
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2005-present: U.S. Representative from Texas' 28th Congressional District
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2001: Texas Secretary of State
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1987-2001: Texas House of Representatives
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1998: Graduated from the University of Texas, Austin, with a Ph.D.
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1982: Graduated from Texas A&M International University with an M.A.
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1981: Graduated from the University of Texas, Austin, with a J.D.
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1978: Graduated from Georgetown University with a B.S.
Platform: Protecting Public Safety, Supporting Veterans, Inspiring Future Leaders, Energy and the Environment
On Dec. 3rd, 2025 President Donald Trump pardoned Texas Democratic Rep. Henry Cuellar and his wife in a federal bribery and conspiracy case.
Jurisdiction: Atascosa (100%), Dimmit (100%), Duval (100%), Hidalgo (36%), Jim Hogg (100%), La Salle (100%), and Live Oak (100%),, Maverick (21%), McMullen (100%), Starr (100%), Webb (100%), and Zapata (100%)
Sylvia Garcia Incumbent for U.S. Representative District 29
Attorney, Texas State Senator 2013-2018, Director and presiding Judge for the Houston Municipal System and as Houston City Controller, Harris County Commissioner’s Court. Sylvia Garcia was born in Palito Blanco, Texas. She earned a bachelor's degree in social work and political science from Texas Woman's University and a J.D. from Thurgood Marshall School of Law at Texas Southern University. Garcia’s career experience includes working as a social worker and a legal aid lawyer. She served as director and presiding judge of the Houston Municipal System. Garcia was elected city controller in Houston and the Harris County Commissioner's Court. She served in the Texas State Senate, representing District 6, from 2013 to 2018. She was first elected to the chamber in a special election on March 2, 2013.
Platform:Advocate for Women, Supporter of Equality, Fighter for Transparency and Accountability, Immigration Policy with a Heart, An Equal Opportunity Economy,
Expanding Access to Affordable Healthcare
Jurisdiction: Harris (16%)
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Fredrick D. Haynes, III for U.S. Representative District 30 No Campaign Information found
Jurisdiction: Dallas (20%) and Tarrant (12%)
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Caitlin Rourk for U.S. Representative District 31
Education Caitlin holds a bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Chicago and an MBA from the McCombs School of Business at the University of Texas at Austin.
Profession Military Intelligence Officer through the U.S. Army Officer Candidate School. She served full time in the Texas Army National Guard at Joint Forces Headquarters in Austin, where she helped lead emergency responses to natural disasters, COVID-19, civil unrest operations, and multiple border mobilizations. She also served in the U.S. Army Reserve. "I'm tired of watching hardworking people be ignored by a political system built for the loudest and most powerful. We need real people in Congress - parents, veterans, neighbors - who understand the challenges families face and who have skin in the game."​​
​Source https://www.caitlinrourk.com/about
Jurisdiction: Bell (91%), Burnet (85%), Coryell (100%), Hamilton (100%), Lampasas (100%), Mills (100%), and Williamson (45%)
District 31 Incumbent
Jurisdiction: Bell (91%), Burnet (85%), Coryell (100%), Hamilton (100%), Lampasas (100%), Mills (100%), and Williamson (45%)
Dan Barrios for U.S. Representative District 32
Education MBA in Strategic Management University of North Texas
Profession Business Development I built a career in executive sales and later in education, teaching business courses at the high school and college level and connecting real-world experience to the classroom.​ I’m proud to serve as the Richardson City Councilman for Place 3, bringing a practical, solutions-focused approach to local government, listening first, working across differences, and staying accountable to the people I serve. Now, I’m running for Congress because families across Texas’ 32nd District deserve leadership that understands their struggles, respects their work, and delivers results, not politics as usual. I believe government should expand opportunity, strengthen communities, and support people who are working to build a better life. That’s the approach I bring to public service, and it’s the one I’ll bring to Congress.
​​​Source https://www.danbarriosforcongress.com/about
Jurisdiction: Camp (100%), Collin (4%), Dallas (18%), Hunt (30%), Rains (100%), Rockwall (100%), Upshur (100%), and Wood (100%)
Collin Allred for U.S. Representative District 33
Education He earned a bachelor's degree from Baylor University and a J.D. from the University of California Berkeley School of Law.
Profession Lawyer. member of the U.S. House, representing Texas' 32nd Congressional District. January 3, 2019-January 3, 2025. Allred played football in the National Football League (NFL) for the Tennessee Titans. After leaving the NFL, Allred earned a law degree and began practicing law. He then worked in the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development in the Obama administration.
Colin knows that Washington is broken and the system is rigged – and Texas families are paying the price. Folks who play by the rules and keep the faith just can’t seem to get ahead. But the folks who cut corners and cut deals – they’re doing just fine. Colin is running for Congress to lower costs and stop corrupt politicians like Donald Trump from rigging the economy against hard working Texans.​​
​Source https://ballotpedia.org/Colin_Allred; https://colinallred.com/
Jurisdiction: Dallas (29%)
Run off May 2, 2026
Julie Johnson Incumbent from another district for U.S.Representative District 33
Is a defender of justice and fights for those among us who need it most. As a Texas educated attorney (Hook’Em), Julie fought her way into the courtroom during a time when women weren’t being hired to litigate cases. She has defended workers, stood up for the mentally disabled, helped students who were taken advantage of by for-profit universities, and fought for equality for female athletes. As a legislator, Julie Johnson has earned a reputation for going toe to toe with the crooked and powerful. Last session, she helped kill 76 of 77 anti-LGBTQ bills. She authored the historic Live Well Texas bill, which would have expanded Medicaid in Texas, gaining bipartisan support from 9 Republican Co-Sponsors, and as Vice-Chair of the Women’s Health Caucus fights on the front lines for reproductive rights.
Sources: https://juliejohnson.com/
Jurisdiction: Dallas (29%)
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Run off May 2, 2026
Vicente Gonzalez Jr. Incumbent for U.S. Representative District 34
Veteran, Attorney; He earned a Bachelor’s degree in Business Aviation in 1992 and later earned a Juris Doctorate degree from Texas Wesleyan University School of Law (now Texas A&M School of Law) in 1996. While attending law school, Congressman Gonzalez worked as an intern in the office of former Congressman Solomon P. Ortiz. In 1997, Congressman Gonzalez opened his law practice, V. Gonzalez & Associates. As a small business owner, Congressman Gonzalez understands the challenges facing American businesses. He serves on the House Committee on Financial Services. In Congress, he is working across party lines and with local, state, and federal government to expand economic opportunity for all. He serves on the Subcommittees on Investor Protection, Entrepreneurship and Capital Markets and Housing, Community Development and Insurance. In his second term, Congressman Gonzalez was appointed to the House Foreign Affairs Committee to promote stability, safety, success, and security around the world. He serves on the Subcommittees on Western Hemisphere, Civilian Security, Migration and International Economic Policy; and Europe, Energy, the Environment, and Cyber. In the 117th Congress, Gonzalez was re-appointed to the Committees on Foreign Affairs and Financial Services and personally selected by Speaker Nancy Pelosi to serve on the Select Committee on Economic Disparity and Fairness in Growth, where he focuses on the connection between economic growth and infrastructure connectivity.
Source: https://www.vicentegonzalez.com
Jurisdiction: Cameron (100%), Kenedy (100%), Kleberg (100%), Nueces (83%), and Willacy (100%)
Johnny C. Garcia for U.S. Representative District 35
Profession Two decades serving Bexar County as a deputy, SWAT hostage negotiator, and now as Public Information Officer for Sheriff Javier Salazar. An old school Democrat, Johnny is fighting for the voice working families deserve — for people like his mom, and his fellow deputies on patrol, and their children too. Johnny believes hard work should be rewarded, healthcare should be affordable, and safety should be everyone’s priority. Johnny is living proof that if you give Texans the opportunity, we’ll do the work. But we need leaders to keep the playing field level and ensure everyone plays by the same rules.​
Jurisdiction: Bexar (26%) Guadalupe (100%) 172,706 Karnes (100%) 529,818 14,710 Wilson (100%)
Run off May 2, 2026
Maureen Galindo for U.S. Representative District 35
Education UTSA
Profession Marriage and Family therapist and housing organizer
Activist in housing justice work, how unstable housing devastates the health of communities. Since then, she has fought for policies that protect residents from displacement, hold City Hall and developers accountable, and ensure community voices shape our city’s future. She has worked to challenge government-driven land value inflation that’s displacing homeowners, tenants, and small businesses alike. My commitment to justice comes from both personal experience and professional expertise.
​​​Source https://sanantonioreport.org/profile/maureen-galindo-2025-san-antonio-city-council-district-1-candidate/
Jurisdiction: Bexar (26%) Guadalupe (100%) 172,706 Karnes (100%) 529,818 14,710 Wilson (100%)
Run off May 2, 2026
Rhonda Hart for U.S. Representative District 36
Education University of Alaska Southeast, 2009 Associate of Arts and Sciences - AAS
Profession U.S. Army, Years of service, 2000 - 2003, CS Leadership Team Coordinator-In this role, I provide seamless coordination and logistical support for organization-wide presentations. My focal work has been developing an internship program providing veterans transitioning out of the service and into the civilian job force in partnership with Shift.org. Creative problem solver, confident public speaker, agile and adaptable learner, and keen organizer whose diverse experiences contribute to project success. My family and I lost our 14-year-old daughter in a school shooting. Now, I’m fighting to make sure no one else loses a child to gun violence. We all know that gun violence is preventable. That’s why I’ve spent the last six years fighting for safer gun storage laws, and it’s why I’ll keep fighting for common sense gun laws in Congress. As a disabled military veteran myself, I know how often veterans living in our district are underserved and overlooked. While the VA has improved, we can do even better. It’s time to guarantee our military veterans receive better access to doctors and medical facilities, improved pension plans, and better long-term benefits. I believe that all women deserve the right to make their own healthcare decisions. In Congress, I’ll fight to defend a woman’s right to choose and work to pass federal laws to codify Roe v. Wade. Pregnant women in Texas shouldn’t have to flee our state to receive life-saving medical treatment.
Source:https://ballotpedia.org/Rhonda_Hart, https://www.hart4congress.com/
Jurisdiction: Angelina (100%), Brazoria (24%), Chambers (100%), Hardin (100%), Harris (7%), Jasper (100%), Jefferson (44%), Newton (100%), and Tyler (100%)
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District 36 Incumbent
Jurisdiction: Angelina (100%), Brazoria (24%), Chambers (100%), Hardin (100%), Harris (7%), Jasper (100%), Jefferson (44%), Newton (100%), and Tyler (100%)
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Greg Cesar Incumbent for U.S. Representative District 37
Austin City Council Member Greg is an Austin City Council Member and movement organizer who has supported working families from San Antonio to Hays County to East Austin. The proud son of Mexican immigrants, Greg has passed policies to protect families from being separated, raised wages for thousands of workers, and has successfully fought to expand civil rights protections. As a Council Member, Greg authored the paid-sick-days laws that passed in Austin, San Antonio, and Dallas, implementing what the Austin-American Statesman called the “most progressive labor policy for the entire state and possibly the American South.” He also raised wages for the City’s lowest-paid employees from $7.25/hour to $15/hour with health care benefits.When the State Legislature threatened to close the Planned Parenthood in East Austin, Greg worked with the city-supported clinic to keep it open. He also cleared the decades-long backlog of sexual assault evidence kits and expanded shelter for survivors of family violence. Greg continues to fight and deliver for affordable housing. He led the largest affordable housing elections in Texas history, and personally organized with tenants to block evictions and help mobile home communities purchase their own property. He has made sure that families who are being pushed out by rising prices can stay in their neighborhoods.Greg kept immigrant families from being separated by leading the statewide campaign against Texas Senate Bill 4—the infamous “Show Me Your Papers” law. He authored “Freedom City” policies that have reduced discriminatory arrests across Texas, and he worked to get those policies passed in San Antonio, Austin, and Hays County. Casar successfully ended all arrests and fines for low-level marijuana possession in Austin. Casar has fought for fairness by closing inexcusable tax loopholes for the wealthiest, and he has made sure that everyday Texans have a voice in government.
Jurisdiction: Travis (59%)
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Melissa McDonough for U.S. Representative District 38
Profession Her career experience includes working as a realtor and election judge. She has been affiliated with the National Association of REALTORS and Harris County Democratic Lawyers Association. Melissa McDonough has an extensive background in small business management, real estate, title, finance and economics. She has also lobbied Congress for consumer protection and healthcare, as well as facilitated in Harris County elections as presiding judge at one of the highest attended polls, Signature Verification Committee, Early Voting Ballot Board (mail-in ballots), and Central Count. Also experience with:
Lobbying US Congress and TX State Legislatures
Certified Texas Arbitrator
ABR, ABRM, GRI, Certified Property Management
Women’s Council of Realtors, Houston Chapter President in 2003
Texas WCR technology committee
WCR national leadership committee
Risk mitigation review for laws
Small business mentor
Top producer field sales, presentation
Tomball ISD School Bond Committee
PTO President
Band booster President
Kids Ministry Leader at Salem Lutheran Church for 5th and 6th graders
Source: https://melissaforcongress.com/about-melissa/
Jurisdiction: Harris (16%)
Joaquin Castro Incumbent for U.S. Representative District 20
Attorney/Professor Bachelor’s Stanford U, Law Harvard Law School, finished high school a year early, graduate with honors from Stanford University in 1996, Harvard Law School where he received his Juris Doctorate degree in 2000, 5 terms as State Rep for district 125, 4 terms as US Rep for District 20, 2013 Co-President for the House freshman Democrats and currently serves as Chair of the Texas Democratic Caucus. Created the Trailblazers College Tour, personally raising money to send underprivileged students on college visits, giving them exposure to some of the nation’s best institutions of higher education. Founded SA READS, San Antonio’s largest literacy campaign and book drive. Over 200,000 books have been distributed to more than 150 schools and shelters across the city. To honor and express gratitude to San Antonio grandparents and other family members raising relatives who aren’t their children, Joaquin created the annual Families Helping Families dinner and awards. He has also taught as a visiting professor of law at St. Mary’s University and as an adjunct professor at Trinity University. Joaquin is active on several boards of education-related, non-profit organizations, including the National College Advising Corps, and the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials’ (NALEO) Taskforce on Education.
Platform: A pathway to citizenship is long overdue for Dreamers, TPS holders, farmworkers, and millions of essential workers, We have the ability to prevent hunger in America — it’s a policy choice, Lower the cost of child care, Universal Pre-K, Free community college,
Strengthen public schools, Prevent child hunger, Secure good-paying jobs,
Build Back Better
Source: https://castroforcongress.com
Jurisdiction: Bexar (38%)
Kristin Hook for U.S. Representative District 21
Education PhD in Animal Behavior from Cornell University and moved to DC to deepen my expertise in reproductive biology as a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Maryland.
Profession: As a science and tech expert, I worked on a wide variety of federal policy issues while serving in the U.S. Senate (Office of Elizabeth Warren), National Institutes of Health, and the Government Accountability Office. While at the GAO, I helped make sure our taxpayer dollars are used wisely and effectively and educated Congress on emerging science and tech issues.
I'm not a politician. I'm a scientist with a PhD in animal behavior and a former middle school teacher, so I'm well prepared to handle Congress! As a former federal scientist, I believe government should be a powerful force for good – not a weapon of oppression. I am running to fight for working families like my own, to lower costs, and to hold the corrupt Trump administration accountable.
​Source: https://www.drkristinhook.org/meet-kristin
Jurisdiction: Bandera (100%), Bexar (17%), Blanco (100%), Comal (100%), Gillespie (100%), Hays (45%), Kendall (100%), Kerr (100%), and Real (100%)
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Marquette Green-Scott for U.S. Representative District 22
Education Graduate of Southern University (Bachelor of Science, Secondary Education-Mathematics, 1993; Master of Science, Mathematics, 1997); Graduate of Paul M. Hebert Law Center (Juris Doctorate/Bachelor of Civil Law, (2004)
Profession 14 years teaching experience including both high school and college; Served as Mathematics Department Chair, East Baton Rouge Parish School System; Small Business Owner, Marquette Greene-Young, Attorney at Law; Of Counsel, Griffin Law Firm, PLLC (Houston, R. Jason Griffin, Managing Attorney); 19 Years Practicing Law
Marquette Greene-Scott is a proven leader who consistently makes tough decisions, brings people together, and delivers real results. From tackling complex policy challenges to driving economic growth, her experience and determination ensure progress for Texas families. Marquette is focused on what matters to you: creating jobs, improving infrastructure, and protecting essential rights.
Source: https://marquettegreenescott.com/bio/
Jurisdiction: Brazoria (43%), Fort Bend (54%), and Harris (4%)