Election Coverage
11/4/2026
Democratic surge flips South Texas Congressional seat, propels historic statewide victories
Posted 11:31 AM 11/5/2026 by Santiago Caicedo
Hidalgo County, TX (KRGV) — Hidalgo County voters replaced Monica De La Cruz with Bobby Pulido, which means all three congressional representatives for the area will be Democrats in January.
The election results were part of a surge that propelled Democrats to several victories (More)
11/3/2026
Runoff elections set for Mission, Weslaco, and Los Fresnos
Posted 9:01 PM 11/4/2026 by Lidia Herrera
Weslaco, TX (KRGV) — Five races across the Rio Grande Valley will go to runoff elections after no candidate reached the 50% mark in the midterm elections on Tuesday.
Los Fresnos has a runoff for mayor, where incumbent Alejandro Flores and challenger Amber Arriaga will be back on the (More)
South Texas congressional Democrats Vicente Gonzalez and Henry Cuellar glide to reelection
Democrats seize power in Texas, ending decades of GOP dominance
VOTE 2026: List of midterm election results
Democrats win the US House and Senate as voters deliver a strong rebuke to Trump and Republicans
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11/2/2026
Steve Guerra projected to win Cameron County judge's race
Posted 11:53 AM 11/4/2026 by Charlie Yaeger
Brownsville, TX (KRGV) — Cameron County voters have cast their ballots, and the unofficial results show Democrat Steve Guerra is the new county judge.
Guerra ran against Republican Mauro Garza for the seat. Unofficial results show, Guerra obtained 65,843 votes, or 67%, and Garza (More)
Bobby Pulido declares victory in District 15 race
Democrat James Talarico flips a US Senate seat in Texas and sends a shockwave through the GOP
Democrat Gina Hinojosa topples Greg Abbott to become first Latina governor of Texas
Incumbent Vicente Gonzalez declared winner in District 34 race
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11/1/2026
South Texas voter groups push Latino turnout ahead of Tuesday election
Posted 5:18 PM 11/2/2026 by Santiago Caicedo
San Juan, TX (KRGV) — Five national voter outreach groups led by Latinos spent Monday in the Rio Grande Valley trying to get eligible voters to the polls on Tuesday.
"There's no question the eyes of the country are gonna be here in South Texas," UnidosUS CEO Janet Murguia said.
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