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Tejano music star Pulido challenges incumbent De la Cruz in Texas 15th District race

Tejano music star Bobby Pulido is challenging incumbent Congresswoman Monica de la Cruz in Texas' 15th Congressional District midterm election. De la Cruz is seeking a third term. Analysts call the race a toss-up, with polls showing Pulido with a slight lead in some surveys.

Where
Texas' 15th Congressional District, Rio Grande Valley to rural counties near San Antonio
When
Not stated in sources
Sources
Reported by 2 outlets

Counties: Nueces Jim Wells Kleberg Willacy Cameron Bexar

Taxes and money

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  • Tuesday, November 3, 2026. General election for Texas' 15th Congressional District (Texas' 15th Congressional District)1

Who's involved

  • Bobby PulidoTejano music star, Democratic candidate for Congress
  • Monica de la CruzIncumbent Congresswoman, Republican, seeking third term
  • President TrumpPolicy focus of both candidates

The facts

  • TX-15 district spans about 300 miles from Rio Grande Valley to rural counties near San Antonio.1
  • About 81% of TX-15 population is Hispanic.1
  • De la Cruz won the district in 2022 touting President Trump's policies.1
  • Pulido has performed at nearly 100 quinceaneras during his campaign.1
  • De la Cruz features wife of DACA recipient detained by ICE in campaign ad.1

Who said what

These are statements and claims made by the people involved. They are reported, not verified.

  • Political analysts TX-15 race is a toss-up.1
  • Multiple polls Pulido has slight lead; one poll shows Pulido up 7 points.1
  • Bobby Pulido Focusing campaign on immigration reform, affordability, and healthcare.1
  • Monica de la Cruz Will fight to lower grocery prices amid food and fuel costs.1

How they headlined it

The same event, as each outlet put it. Marked words appear in only one outlet's headline.

  • Eyes on Texas border Congressional District as a Bellwether

    KTEP 88.5 FM

  • Scandal and border policy frame race for Texas’ 23rd Congressional District

    BorderReport, KTSM 9 News

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Outlets: 2 not rated Who's covering Texas →

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  1. Eyes on Texas border Congressional District as a Bellwether KTEP 88.5 FM Not rated, November 2, 2026
  2. Scandal and border policy frame race for Texas’ 23rd Congressional District BorderReport Not rated, November 2, 2026

Also reported by KTSM 9 News.

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