Julio Salinas has a bachelor's degree from the University of Texas, Austin. He is from the Rio Grande Valley.

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Julio Salinas is from the Rio Grande Valley in Texas. He earned his bachelor's degree in government and economics from the University of Texas, Austin.

Julio is a journalist and educator. His father worked in local journalism and education.

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Julio is the legislative director for the Texas House of Representatives. He previously worked as a call time manager for Michelle Vallejo's run for congress, a legal assistant at Ponce Law Firm, and a community outreach coordinator for the Travis County Democratic Party.

Julio previously ran for Texas State Representative in 2026 but did not win.

Julio's campaign for Texas State Representative in District 41 is his first run for public office. 

Supports expanding micro-grants for start-ups and improving access to capital for women- and Latino-owned businesses.

Supports providing bilingual business assistance services to help local entrepreneurs grow and succeed.

Supports protecting and stabilizing USMCA trade relationships vital to South Texas economic prosperity.

Wants to work to protect and stabilize the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement trade relationships vital to South Texas economic prosperity.

Supports modernizing ports of entry and improving customs processes to benefit businesses and truckers.

Supports investments in bridges, freight corridors, and logistics hubs to enhance trade efficiency.

Plans to promote the Valley as a destination for visitors and cultural tourism to support local businesses and communities.

Advocates for policies that stabilize the housing market and provide relief from rising rents and property taxes that displace working families.

- Supports expanding micro-grants for start-ups and improving access to capital for women- and Latino-owned businesses.
- Supports providing bilingual business assistance services to help local entrepreneurs grow and succeed.
- Wants to work to protect and stabilize the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement trade relationships vital to South Texas economic prosperity.
- Supports modernizing ports of entry and improving customs processes to benefit businesses and truckers.
- Supports investments in bridges, freight corridors, and logistics hubs to enhance trade efficiency.
- Plans to promote the Valley as a destination for visitors and cultural tourism to support local businesses and communities.
- Advocates for policies that stabilize the housing market and provide relief from rising rents and property taxes that displace working families.

Economy

As of April 1, 2026, Julio Salinas’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Safety

Supports state action to cap insulin prices, increase transparency, and prevent price gouging on essential medications.

Advocates for increased state funding for community health centers and safety-net hospitals serving working families, seniors, and bilingual communities.

Supports greater investment in counseling, crisis services, and school-based mental health programs to help families before a crisis occurs.

- Supports state action to cap insulin prices, increase transparency, and prevent price gouging on essential medications.
- Advocates for increased state funding for community health centers and safety-net hospitals serving working families, seniors, and bilingual communities.
- Supports greater investment in counseling, crisis services, and school-based mental health programs to help families before a crisis occurs.

Healthcare

Opposes private school voucher schemes and advocates for fully funding public education and increasing the Basic Allotment.

Opposes voucher programs that allow parents to use public funds to enroll their children in schools beyond their local options, including private schools.

Supports extending benefits like free full-day Pre-K to all school support personnel to improve recruitment and retention for the entire school team.

Supports extending full-day Pre-K to all school support personnel to improve recruitment and retention for the entire school team.

- Opposes voucher programs that allow parents to use public funds to enroll their children in schools beyond their local options, including private schools.
- Supports extending full-day Pre-K to all school support personnel to improve recruitment and retention for the entire school team.

Education

Advocates for sustained funding for flood control infrastructure, focusing on underserved communities, and supports home repair and flood-proofing assistance.

- Advocates for sustained funding for flood control infrastructure, focusing on underserved communities, and supports home repair and flood-proofing assistance.

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Julio Salinas

Supports programs that fully support dual-language instruction and invest in better resources and training for bilingual educators.

Supports greater investment in counseling, crisis services, and school-based mental health programs to assist families before a crisis occurs.

Julio is the Legislative Director for the Texas House of Representatives. He previously worked as a call time manager for Michelle Vallejo's run for congress, a legal assistant at Ponce Law Firm, and a community outreach coordinator for the Travis County Democratic Party.

Julio Salinas has a bachelor's degree from the University of Texas, Austin.

Julio previously ran for Texas State Representative, District 41, in 2024 but did not win.

Supports cutting unnecessary state red tape for small businesses.

Wants to expand micro-grants for start-ups and improve access to capital for women- and Latino-owned businesses.

Advocates for policies that stabilize the housing market and provide relief from surging rents and property taxes to prevent the displacement of working families.

Supports reliable public transportation to improve access to jobs, schools, healthcare, and local businesses while reducing traffic.

Supports promoting the Rio Grande Valley as a tourism destination to enhance the local economy and support businesses and communities.

Supports expanding Medicaid to bring federal funding to Texas and cover uninsured residents, including mental health care access.

Supports greater investment in counseling, crisis services, and school-based mental health programs to provide families with help before a crisis.

Supports programs that fully support dual-language instruction and invests in better resources and training for bilingual educators.

Supports extending benefits like free full-day Pre-K to all school support personnel to improve recruitment and retention.

Highlights the crisis of repeated flooding in the Rio Grande Valley and criticizes the state's underinvestment in flood protection.

Julio previously served as a legislative director in the Texas House of Representatives.

For Candidate Julio Salinas on Issue public-safety: Advocates for policies that prioritize safety, order, and human dignity rather than political stunts.

Supports increased state funding for community health centers and safety-net hospitals serving working families, seniors, and bilingual communities.

Supports greater investment in counseling, crisis services, and school-based mental health programs to assist families before a crisis.

Highlights the flooding crisis in the Rio Grande Valley and calls for increased state investment in flood protection measures.

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