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Texas · 2026 United States general election · November 3

U.S. House · District 15

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IssueMonica De La Cruz
Republican
Bobby Pulido
Democratic
Economy & jobsOpposes inflationary federal policies; supports small businesses and workers Opposes corporate price-gouging; supports small businesses and higher-wage jobs
HousingSupports expanding housing supply by reducing regulatory barriers no sourced position
Health careSupports improving Medicare services, diabetes prevention, and multilingual health access Supports affordable healthcare, Medicare, and lower drug prices
Immigrationno sourced position Supports secure border with comprehensive, fair immigration reform
Abortion & reproductive rightsVoted for abortion restrictions including Born-Alive Survivors Protection Act Personally opposes abortion but supports women's right to choose
EducationSponsored campus safety legislation; described as supporting school choice Opposes school vouchers; supports public schools and teacher pay
Climate & energyOpposes EV mandates and Green New Deal spending Supports both fossil fuels and green energy; opposes extremism
Crime & public safetySupports stronger protections and tools for law enforcement Supports secure border and targeting violent criminals
Taxes & budgetSupports extending 2017 tax cuts and cutting taxes for workers Favors fiscal balance; open to raising corporate taxes
Gunsno sourced position Opposes gun bans; supports more effective background checks
Democracy & electionsno sourced position Believes democracy is in danger
Foreign policy & defenseStrongly supports Israel as a U.S. ally and its right to self-defense Opposes unauthorized military action; requires congressional approval

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