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Texas' 15th Congressional District provides clues to state's Latino vote

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What happened

The 15th Congressional District runs from the east of San Antonio all the way down into the Rio Grande Valley.

This majority-Latino district provides a window into the Latino vote in Texas.

Key facts

  • The 15th Congressional District runs from the east of San Antonio all the way down into the Rio Grande Valley.
  • Reported by NPR Top and published Mon, 12 Oct 2026 08:37:01 UTC.

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