2026 Texas General Election

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Armando Lucio Walle

As a state representative, passed bills to create a revolving loan program for low-income housing and prevent income discrimination in Public Facility Corporations.

Advocates for expanding worker's compensation and mandatory water breaks for construction workers.

Supports allocating funds to enhance air quality monitoring in key regions.

Supports allocating $10 million to the Crime Victims Rapid Response Program.

Supports allocating $2 million for the Project Safe Neighborhoods grant program to fund evidence-based violence reduction initiatives.

Advocated for legislation to reduce catalytic converter thefts.

As a state representative, worked with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission to ensure bars and nightclubs use street lights, security officers, and other measures to keep the surrounding community safe.

As of July 22, 2026, Armando Lucio Walle’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports increasing funding for public schools.

Increased funding for the University of Houston and Houston Independent School District Partnership Program to support new teacher certification and expanded STEM instruction in high-needs school districts.

Supports investing in higher education by helping establish the Texas University Fund, which allocates a $3 billion endowment to emerging research institutions like the University of Houston.

Supports legislation to increase air pollution monitoring and restrict the location of industrial businesses.

As a state representative, worked to close loopholes in the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality permitting process to make it easier for residents to appeal decisions.

Supports the prohibition of racial gerrymandering.

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Supports increasing the minimum wage and advocates for worker's rights in the Texas House.

Supports expanding access to affordable housing through a revolving loan program for low-income housing, preventing income discrimination, and advocating for tenants' rights.

Supports expanding worker’s compensation for construction contractors and protecting mandatory water breaks for construction workers.

Serves on various committees related to licensing, healthcare reform, property tax relief, and budget management.

Economy

Supports legislation to crack down on catalytic converter thefts and works to make neighborhoods in HD 140 safe for everyone.

Works with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission and local businesses to ensure bars and nightclubs implement safety measures like street lighting and security officers to protect the surrounding community.

Supports funding for the Crime Victims Rapid Response Program with $10 million.

For Candidate Armando Lucio Walle on Issue public-safety: Proposes $2 million for the Project Safe Neighborhoods grant program to support evidence-based violence reduction initiatives.

Public Safety

Healthcare

Opposes voucher programs and supports increasing funding for underfunded public schools.

Supports increased funding for teacher certification programs and expanded STEM instruction in high-needs school districts.

Education

Supports increasing air pollution monitoring and restricting the operation of industrial facilities to protect residents' health.

Supports closing loopholes in environmental permitting processes and increasing air monitoring activities in Texas.

Energy & the Environment

Opposes gerrymandering and advocates for fair districting to protect Congressional District 29 and its constituents.

Voting & Elections

Laura Garcia Deleon

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