Vincent "Vince" Perez

10/21/2026

Can El Paso deliver 100,000 net Democratic votes for James Talarico and Gina Hinojosa?

We’ve done it before. In 2018, El Paso netted 100,539. Doing it again takes 238,506 El Pasoans voting, 71% of them for Democrats.

After two days of early voting, 39,705 have voted. On 2018’s timing, 45,883 would have by now. We’re behind.

Remember, Ted Cruz beat Beto O’Rourke by just 214,921 votes in 2018. El Paso’s margin was nearly half of that gap. This county can be the difference that puts Talarico and Hinojosa over the finish line.

Vote early at any of 39 sites through Friday, Oct. 30, and bring your friends, tíos, abuelos, vecinos, and those primos who never vote. (You know who they are.)

Track your high school neighborhood’s progress and find every site and hour: link in bio.

TXLege

10/19/2026

🗳️ Early voting starts TODAY, October 19! Make a plan to vote and make your voice heard. From U.S. Senate to statewide offices, every race matters. Vote Democratic up and down the ballot, and don’t skip any races!

📅 Early voting: October 19–30
📬 Mail ballot application deadline: October 23

📍 Find your nearest early voting location via EP County Elections

Let’s show up for El Paso and Texas! 🇺🇸

TexasPolitics

10/17/2026

🚨 Early voting starts on Monday El Paso!! Do you have your plan to go vote yet?

10/13/2026

On Aug. 19, Abbott came to El Paso for a campaign event and went after EPISD’s spending. That same day, he asked the Comptroller to investigate. Seven weeks later, the Comptroller put EPISD on the list. So I checked the State’s own numbers.

EPISD spends 4.20% on administrative costs. That’s under the State’s 4.50% benchmark and below the typical large Texas district. The Texas Education Agency gives its finances an A (92). And 79 eligible districts that spend more were passed over.

If spending were the test, El Paso wouldn’t be on this list. So what was the test? I’ve asked the Comptroller to answer within 14 days.

10/09/2026

El Paso, let’s put our city on the tree again 🎄

For the second year, I’m inviting students, artists, and neighbors in HD77 to design our ornament for the Christmas tree in the Texas House Chamber.

Send a sketch of your design to [email protected] by Monday, Oct. 26. The winner paints it on the official ornament, and we’ll get it to Austin. Reach out to the same address with any questions and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible!

Show us the El Paso you know ⭐

10/08/2026

El Paso, early voting starts Monday, Oct. 19 🗳️

Swipe through my October update for the key dates, why this election matters, and what we’ve been getting done for El Paso. Pick your day, pick your site, and bring three people with you. Mail ballot applications are due Oct. 23.

My full record and ways to get involved are at vinceperez.com (link in bio).

Wh***ey and I will see you at the polls 🐾

***eyInAustin

10/07/2026

09/09/2026

When we fight, we win!! Let’s do this 💪

Proud to be named Co-Chair of the Texas Together Coordinated Campaign alongside my colleagues Rep. Lauren Ashley Simmons for State Representative District 146 and Rep. Vincent "Vince" Perez.

We have 55 days to knock doors, make calls, and do everything we can to get out the vote.

Let’s take back Texas!

08/16/2026

🚨 It’s finally here: Our Dallas People’s Hearing is TOMORROW!

Hosted by Representative Ana-Maria Ramos and State Representative John Bryant from 10 AM to noon, we’re excited to be hearing from local orgs and YOU about the state of public education and affordability in North Texas.

We want to bring your stories to the Texas Capitol.

🗓️ August 15 | 📍 Erik Jonsson Dallas Central Library
🔗 More info at texaslpc.org/dallas

08/12/2026

Texas isn’t red because Texans love Republican policies! Republicans have rigged the system. Listen to our conversation with Vince Perez, everywhere you stream Progress Texas Podcasts.