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What this office does: A state representative votes on Texas laws and the state budget in the Texas House of Representatives.
El Paso County: part of El Paso.
Vincent "Vince" Perez
DemocraticIncumbent
State representative
The gist
- Opposed the 2025 congressional map, joining the quorum break.
- Voted against the 2025 abortion-pill law, HB 7.
- Supports creating a public law school in El Paso.
- Supports expanding licensure for foreign-trained doctors.
- Opposes shifting property taxes from corporations onto neighborhoods.
- Supports expanding dual credit for high school students.
More about Vincent
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Opposed the 2025 congressional map, joining the quorum break.
Record — Vince PerezCampaign website · vinceperez.com
“Broke quorum to oppose the 2025 redistricting maps”
Voted against the 2025 abortion-pill law, HB 7.
Reproductive Rights — Vince Perez, Texas HD 77Campaign website · vinceperez.com
“Vince votes no and delivers floor remarks”
Supports creating a public law school in El Paso.
Priorities — Vince PerezCampaign website · vinceperez.com
“El Paso is the largest U.S. metro area without an accredited law school.”
Supports expanding licensure for foreign-trained doctors.
Priorities — Vince PerezCampaign website · vinceperez.com
“Expand foreign-trained doctor licensure beyond the first wave.”
Opposes shifting property taxes from corporations onto neighborhoods.
Priorities — Vince PerezCampaign website · vinceperez.com
“stop the quiet shift of the property tax burden from corporate landowners onto neighborhoods”
Supports expanding dual credit for high school students.
Priorities — Vince PerezCampaign website · vinceperez.com
“Expand dual credit so more high schoolers leave with college credit.”
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