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Texas · 2026 United States general election · November 3

U.S. House · District 16

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IssueVeronica Escobar
Democratic
Adam Bauman
Republican
Economy & jobsOpposes Trump tariffs; prioritizes working families over corporations Supports lower property taxes and small business assistance
HousingSupports affordable housing tax credits and childcare in housing no sourced position
Health careSupports Medicare for All and universal healthcare coverage Supports reducing insurance premiums without federal subsidies
ImmigrationSupports comprehensive bipartisan immigration reform via the Dignity Act Supports strong border enforcement and CBP mission
Abortion & reproductive rightsStrongly opposes abortion restrictions; supports reproductive rights no sourced position
EducationSupports expanded Pell grants, public education funding pre-K through college Criticizes excessive school budgets driving up property taxes
Climate & energySupports urgent climate action and clean energy transition no sourced position
Crime & public safetySupports federal funding for police accountability and reform Supports border security as key to public safety in El Paso
Taxes & budgetOpposes tax cuts for the wealthy; supports working-family tax policy Wants to lower El Paso's property taxes
GunsSupports assault-weapons ban and gun-safety legislation no sourced position
Democracy & electionsStrongly defends democratic institutions and voting rights Supports SAVE Act requiring proof of citizenship to vote
Foreign policy & defenseOpposes war in Iran; supports Ukraine aid and Gaza humanitarian relief no sourced position

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