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← Rundown2026 Texas House race — Joaquin Castro's seat

2026 election · U.S. House

2026 Texas House race — Joaquin Castro's seat

Incumbent: Joaquin Castro (Democrat)

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  • Joaquin Castro
    Joaquin Castro

    Democrat · Incumbent

    Stated positions (6) ▾
    • Abortion: Supports access to safe, legal abortion without restrictions and opposes limitations on abortion services, including funding restrictions affecting poor women. [1]
    • Budget & Fiscal Policy: Opposed prioritizing certain spending in the event the debt limit is reached, reflecting opposition to using debt-limit standoffs to dictate budget priorities. [1]
    • Civil Rights / LGBTQ Equality: Supports same-sex marriage, affirmative action, and enforcement against anti-gay discrimination and wage discrimination. [1]
    • Government Oversight:

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Cosponsors legislation to restrict presidential authority in certain financial and legal actions and to expand congressional oversight of executive branch documents.
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  • Immigration: Supports comprehensive immigration reform, protections for DREAMers, and has criticized militarized border deployments as symbolic rather than substantive. [1][2][3]
  • Trade and Tariffs: Opposes Trump-era tariffs on Canada and Mexico, arguing they raise costs for families and harm San Antonio's trade-dependent economy. [1]
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