2026 Texas General Election

Vincent "Vince" Perez

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Vincent "Vince" Perez is from El Paso, Texas. He has undergraduate and graduate degrees in government from Georgetown University. He lives with his four rescue dogs.

TX House District 77 candidate: Vincent 'Vince' Perez - El Paso Times

Rep. Perez, Vincent - Texas House of Representatives

Vince is currently a state representative for Texas House District 77. He was first elected in 2021. Before serving in the Texas Legislature, he served two terms as an El Paso County Commissioner for Precinct 3 from 2013 to 2020.

Member profile for Vince Perez - Texas Legislative Reference Library

As of July 22, 2026, Vincent "Vince" Perez’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Economy

Supports performance metrics to track judicial outcomes, aiming for better representation and data-driven criminal justice reform.

Public Safety

Supports expanding Medicaid to provide health insurance to over 1 million Texans and emphasizes the need for investment in mental health services, particularly in underserved border regions.

Healthcare

Supports increasing teacher pay and per-pupil funding for public schools, and opposes school vouchers, arguing they erode public school funding and contribute to segregation.

Aims to reduce barriers for highly-qualified foreign doctors to practice in Texas, particularly along the border.

Supports state funding for graduate degrees for teachers earning dual-credit certification and compensation for teachers-in-training during their residency.

Supports replacing current measurements of education with those that better assess college preparedness.

Education

Energy & the Environment

Opposes maps that diminish Hispanic and Black voting power and supports defending the Voting Rights Act framework in Texas.

Voting & Elections

Humberto Perez

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