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U.S. House, District 9District race (Texas) · 2 candidates

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Leticia Gutierrez

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  • Key message 1
    EVERYDAY AFFORDABILITY: With rising costs of everyday necessities like groceries, families are having to make hard decisions about big investments like healthcare and housing. I am ready to bring bread back to the table for you and your family.
  • MAKING GOVERNMENT WORK FOR YOU
    My degree from the University of St. Thomas is in Finance and Economics. I am your candidate who can balance a check book and keeps up with the dollars and cents. Our government has been feeding subsidies to large corporations all while hardworking families foot the bill, and that needs to end.
  • KEEPING THE LIGHTS ON AND THE WATER RUNNING
    From Hurricane Harvey, Winter Storm Uri (where 250 persons lost their lives) to the Derecho, I want to ensure that our infrastructure is prepared to take care of you. From aging pipes, power lines, freeways and more, our district should feel safe in their homes.
  • EVERYDAY AFFORDABILITY
    With rising costs of everyday necessities like groceries, families are having to make hard decisions about big investments like healthcare and housing. I am ready to bring bread back to the table for you and your family.
  • MAKING GOVERNMENT WORK FOR YOU
    My degree from the University of St. Thomas is in Finance and Economics. I am your candidate who can balance a check book and keep up with the dollars and cents. Our government has been feeding subsidies to large corporations all while hardworking families foot the bill.
  • KEEPING THE LIGHTS ON AND THE WATER RUNNING
    From Hurricane Harvey, Winter Storm Uri (where 250 persons lost their lives) to the Derecho, I want to ensure that our infrastructure is prepared to take care of you. From aging pipes, power lines, freeways and more, our district should feel safe in their homes.