Los Tigres del Norte perform during a Voto Latino event in Weslaco, Texas on October 25, 2026. Formerly a Democratic stronghold, the predominantly Hispanic region of southern Texas has swung rightward in recent years, helping Republicans to a narrow majority in Congress and highlighting a broader shift in Latino voter sentiment. Now, with control of Congress up for grabs in the November 3 midterm elections, Democrats are hoping a star singer running for office will woo voters back. Latin Grammy-winner Bobby Pulido, known as the "Golden Boy" of Tejano music, is vying to flip Texas's 15th congressional district, which stretches from the outskirts of San Antonio south to the Mexico border. (Photo by Gabriel V. Cardenas / AFP via Getty Images)

Latin Grammy winner and Democrat candidate for Texas' 15th Congressional District Bobby Pulido (C) sings with Los Tigres del Norte during a Voto Latino event in Weslaco, Texas on October 25, 2026. Formerly a Democratic stronghold, the predominantly Hispanic region of southern Texas has swung rightward in recent years, helping Republicans to a narrow majority in Congress and highlighting a broader shift in Latino voter sentiment. Now, with control of Congress up for grabs in the November 3 midterm elections, Democrats are hoping a star singer running for office will woo voters back. Latin Grammy-winner Bobby Pulido, known as the "Golden Boy" of Tejano music, is vying to flip Texas's 15th congressional district, which stretches from the outskirts of San Antonio south to the Mexico border. (Photo by Gabriel V. Cardenas / AFP via Getty Images)

Democratic US Senate candidate James Talarico speaks during a rally by Voto Latino in Weslaco, Texas on October 25, 2026. Formerly a Democratic stronghold, the predominantly Hispanic region of southern Texas has swung rightward in recent years, helping Republicans to a narrow majority in Congress and highlighting a broader shift in Latino voter sentiment. Now, with control of Congress up for grabs in the November 3 midterm elections, Democrats are hoping a star singer running for office will woo voters back. Latin Grammy-winner Bobby Pulido, known as the "Golden Boy" of Tejano music, is vying to flip Texas's 15th congressional district, which stretches from the outskirts of San Antonio south to the Mexico border. (Photo by Gabriel V. Cardenas / AFP via Getty Images)

Democratic US Senate candidate James Talarico speaks during a rally by Voto Latino in Weslaco, Texas on October 25, 2026. Formerly a Democratic stronghold, the predominantly Hispanic region of southern Texas has swung rightward in recent years, helping Republicans to a narrow majority in Congress and highlighting a broader shift in Latino voter sentiment. Now, with control of Congress up for grabs in the November 3 midterm elections, Democrats are hoping a star singer running for office will woo voters back. Latin Grammy-winner Bobby Pulido, known as the "Golden Boy" of Tejano music, is vying to flip Texas's 15th congressional district, which stretches from the outskirts of San Antonio south to the Mexico border. (Photo by Gabriel V. Cardenas / AFP via Getty Images)

People sing along Los Tigres del Norte and Bobby Pulido during a Voto Latino rally in Weslaco, Texas on October 25, 2026. Formerly a Democratic stronghold, the predominantly Hispanic region of southern Texas has swung rightward in recent years, helping Republicans to a narrow majority in Congress and highlighting a broader shift in Latino voter sentiment. Now, with control of Congress up for grabs in the November 3 midterm elections, Democrats are hoping a star singer running for office will woo voters back. Latin Grammy-winner Bobby Pulido, known as the "Golden Boy" of Tejano music, is vying to flip Texas's 15th congressional district, which stretches from the outskirts of San Antonio south to the Mexico border. (Photo by Gabriel V. Cardenas / AFP via Getty Images)

Texas Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gina Hinojosa speaks during a rally by Voto Latino in Weslaco, Texas on October 25, 2026. Formerly a Democratic stronghold, the predominantly Hispanic region of southern Texas has swung rightward in recent years, helping Republicans to a narrow majority in Congress and highlighting a broader shift in Latino voter sentiment. Now, with control of Congress up for grabs in the November 3 midterm elections, Democrats are hoping a star singer running for office will woo voters back. Latin Grammy-winner Bobby Pulido, known as the "Golden Boy" of Tejano music, is vying to flip Texas's 15th congressional district, which stretches from the outskirts of San Antonio south to the Mexico border. (Photo by Gabriel V. Cardenas / AFP via Getty Images)

People listen to Bobby Pulido, a two-time Latin Grammy winer, and who is running for congressional district 15,during a rally by Voto Latino in Weslaco, Texas on October 25, 2026. Formerly a Democratic stronghold, the predominantly Hispanic region of southern Texas has swung rightward in recent years, helping Republicans to a narrow majority in Congress and highlighting a broader shift in Latino voter sentiment. Now, with control of Congress up for grabs in the November 3 midterm elections, Democrats are hoping a star singer running for office will woo voters back. Latin Grammy-winner Bobby Pulido, known as the "Golden Boy" of Tejano music, is vying to flip Texas's 15th congressional district, which stretches from the outskirts of San Antonio south to the Mexico border. (Photo by Gabriel V. Cardenas / AFP via Getty Images)

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